August 28, 2005
History of Beloit Iron Works Page
A forgotten web page I made...
The story of the Beloit Iron Works from the 1936 Book of Beloit.
"So the more paper Americans use and the more uses to which they put it, the better Beloit will like it. For Beloit men will build the machines that make the paper---and that will be fine for them, for the community and for the state."
And checking the referral links from that page, I came across the Paper Industry Web (PIW) page. I urge you to check out the Paper Industry Web page while it's still up!
http://www.paperindustryweb.com/newstuff.htm
According to the main page, it's only got a week left - September 1st! Can a host/mirror be found and set up in that short amount of time?
The story of the Beloit Iron Works from the 1936 Book of Beloit.
"So the more paper Americans use and the more uses to which they put it, the better Beloit will like it. For Beloit men will build the machines that make the paper---and that will be fine for them, for the community and for the state."
And checking the referral links from that page, I came across the Paper Industry Web (PIW) page. I urge you to check out the Paper Industry Web page while it's still up!
http://www.paperindustryweb.com/newstuff.htm
According to the main page, it's only got a week left - September 1st! Can a host/mirror be found and set up in that short amount of time?
I machined a lot of these "Primary Arms" in my years at Beloit Corp. Here we see a matched pair of arms getting a final inspect from someone at Paperchine in South Beloit.
