International Paper announces multi-million dollar investment in Floyd County.

From:RNT.com

International Paper announced a significant reinvestment in their plant in Coosa. President of the Greater Rome Chamber of Commerce Al Hodge called it a very significant reinvestment and attorney Andy Davis said the investment will be to the tune of 100 to 150 million dollars.


The aim is to modernize the plant, which would occur in three different phases over the next three years. 
The development authority approved the resolution this morning. Approving taxable revenue bonds for the acquisition and installation of additional machinery and equipment for the proposed expansion of the plant in Coosa.
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The Farmall 140

The Farmall 140 was built by International Harvester from 1958 to 1981 in Chicago, Illinois, USA and Louisville, Kentucky, USA.

The McCormick Farmall 140 was based on the previous Farmall 130 but was restyled, with a new white-painted squared-off grille with 3 crossbars in a red grille surround.

The IH emblem was attached to a white mesh top section of the grille. The 140 was nearly unchanged mechanically.

I963 - The 140 was restyled again, with a white mesh grille with fine vertical bars to match the new "04-06 Series" tractors.

1968 - The McCormick Farmall 140 was rebranded the International Farmall 140. Production continued until 1981 making the 140 one of the longest-lived tractor models ever.

Photos by : Rodney Ray 2012
Information From:
http://tractors.wikia.com/wiki/Farmall_140