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Tipton, KS | In 1920, twenty-five million horses worked American farms. A quarter of everything the nation grew — 93 million acres — fed nothing but the animals that helped grow the rest. Tractors existed. They could plow. But they couldn't do the one thing that would let the farmer sell the horses. One engineer from Iowa spent 47 years fixing that
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