Ned Adler’s steam-driven threshing plant at Kellalac (either at Adler’s or Mrs Dan Robinson’s parents’ farm), 1880s-1890s, with driver Tommy Farrell in the cabin; reproduced on endpapers in Susan Priestley, “Warracknabeal A Wimmera Centenary”, 1967.Ned Adler’s steam-driven threshing plant at “Union Farm”, Murtoa, Vic., 1890 (identified by Ossie Schache); this photograph has also been identified as William Hunter’s property at Ailsa via Warracknabeal, Vic. (Bruce Hunter).“Warracknabeal Herald” (Vic.), Friday 4 November 1983.“Warracknabeal Herald” (Vic.), Tuesday 17 January 1984 [JAS].“Adler’s Steam Thrashing Machine at work at Home, Waruda, Kellalac, near Warracknabeal, 1896”; copied from a large framed photograph at North-Western Agricultural Machinery (now Wheatlands) Museum Warracknabeal, Vic., 1981.Believed to be Edward (Ned )Adler’s steam-driven threshing plant, Murtoa or Warracknabeal districts Vic., c1880s-1890s [David Schache].“Warracknabeal Herald” (Vic,), Tuesday 25 May 2021, page 7 [JAS].Believed to be Ned Adler’s steam-driven threshing plant, Murtoa or Warracknabeal districts Vic., 1880s-1890s [David Schache].Ned Adler’s steam-driven threshing plant [Murtoa Centenary reprint, 1972].Ned Adler’s steam-driven threshing plant (Selma Schache (Adler).
Believed to be Ned Adler’s steam-driven threshing plant [Tess Hausler (Schache)].
John Andrew Schubert Genealogy 