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Craun and Peter Lambert left here on furlough on the 8th Lieut. Adam H Craun and John C. Rutherford also left here a couple days ago on a furlough.
Augusta County: Adam Wise Kersh to George P. Kersh, March 12, 1864 Adam Wise Kersh 1864
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Plecker and Craun arrived here on the 26th Dec. we were very glad to see them and hear from home especially when they handed out those nice boxes of provisions prepared for us by the good folks at home.
Augusta County: Adam Wise Kersh to George P. Kersh, January 4, 1862 Adam Wise Kersh 1862
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Craun says numerous farmers came out to help put out the fire, and he learned that spontaneous barn fires are more common than he thought.
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"Every one had a story about hay, hot hay, that they had to take out of the barn at one time or another over their lifespan," says Craun.
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Craun says "hot hay" happens when a small part of the bale is moist, and it's basically a fermentation process.
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"Every one had a story about hay, hot hay, that they had to take out of the barn at one time or another over their lifespan," says Craun.
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"It's the same process that we've always done, but you know evidently for whatever reason the conditions seemed like they must have been perfect for ... you know it only takes one spot in one bale," says Craun.
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Craun says numerous farmers came out to help put out the fire, and he learned that spontaneous barn fires are more common than he thought.
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Craun said the construction crew filled out a Material Safety Data Sheet that lists all the chemicals to be used, and it was not on the list.
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Craun says "hot hay" happens when a small part of the bale is moist, and it's basically a fermentation process.
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