| A very late eastbound Train No. 2 pauses next to the Plover way
freight
at Plover, Wis.
During the summer months, the Plover way freight's power was kept at Plover and the crew which was based in Wisconsin Rapids reported for duty there -- since it eliminated running time to and from Rapids, 15 miles away, thereby eliminating violating the "hog law" (a federal law that limits train crews to no more than twelve hours of continuous duty) during the busy summer season.
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Andrew Nelson photo.
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