Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-07-23
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MOUNT PIeasant, Green CO., Wis.

Mount Pleasant, Green Co., Wis.
| Gentlemen u purchased Krby's American u,-
VesJer on trial for the harvest of 1866 Cave ma 80
or -aohey until giving IL thorou gh trial Nv b,.,
were four year old colts. they worked on ~. R,a
er TO cut 100 acres of grain and acres of ass MI
they came out in better order than when i az,
my farm is quite uneven. The R.aper q, y. M, -
| ~ = ',"p' ana a'>o my feighborS think and
Elo" IL tn he tle best coEtoned machine ever saw
| me machine IS more valuable than any woodan ma,
chipe can be- All have TO 10 in the fall is axe off tho
poie seat, platform and reel, then have no Wei
work to rot down. warp, and deranpe the ra.";,
W hen get another machine. which think viii -,
| ti;J, 80; ~ 80? III af &c farm, shall unhesi ia
| '"SI So' tue hlfoy. Respectfully,
| THOMAS FENTON
| l used Krby's American Harvester ,lrot -
hacveSt OF 1860 My farm is new and fun of st,,,n'
ana trees fohnd IL to b. the best nllchine To ns.
among StunpS trees. roots and uueyr,, sir:,ra tb,t
ever saw cut SO acres of grain and s., ,cras -
grass with span of colts and they handled il viii
perfect ease through the whole harvest II j. darig
edly the best combined machine ever saw an, ~
well pleased With the inc after usinr II one h ~,
vest ana can safely Rocco mmend it TO the farmers
| Albany, Green Co., Wis.
| u. j. PowERs--Dear Sir E. Shandrew tho
gentlemaniy agent at Watertoon Tor selinl, Kin.
harvester put one of them up for me AMI
AS IL WORKS entIrel Y to satisfaction am rren,r,5
| to give you my opinion (as YOU requested, Of 49,
| me1ts think as mower, it cannot be beaten Il
mows clean and handsome The contrivancn =
Grating tue cut from the uncu grass is admirnLIo
leaves a little path for the of horse 10 trax.I Ia
which he soon learns to follow and i. iust 10 ~
for him to to cut the full width of The knives AM
no more 1t works well in harvest field ami
mere Is no need of whipping up the to get n,
ton enough to cut the grain.
me draught Is light PAIR OF horses can work +.
az easily as to haul pillow drag and its uachn.r
IL so simple, and 1T is bu!t strong there il 49,
little danger 4 its getting out of order Tnrn ~
whnlc we TIN nix il is the combines R.u1er al
Mower we have seen. -
| Milford, Jefferson Co., Wis.
ID. POWERS :--Dear Ser In complianca riib
your published request that those who had usrd H.
kirhy Reaper ouid give their opinion Of i. wo1d
SAY purchased one OF kirby's American Harvest.rs
{" /. l.. Carnan Il Co, trial. | cut 100 acres 81
grain with my team cut II with and did the ,yr
admirably cut That which stumpy.and stony ana
rough, uneven and lodged. and tangled grass ami
gram, beyond expectation. | i acres of rra.s
quite rHngh ana uneven. and heaDtr gave me m
tire satisfaction so perfect and satisfactory i III.
Workings so durable and substantial is their stru.-
lure From my experience, would receom11 md IA.
Kirby tn the farming community as one of rb. b..t
combined Reapes Mowers nov off red for s,l. ia
ile State.
ABRAHAM MURPHY
Lake View, Dane Co.. ~i~ Feb 25 1861
Dear Sr IL used kirby'> American Earve.tcr -
reap my last nary st of 1860. 1t gave entire atsfac-
ti"u like the raking of the bts- of any I,,cli,
ever saw can willingly give my voice in recco,,-
nendIng II TO the farmers the hest combinsa mn,
chine IN use. Furthermore is is decidedly n Two
horse reaper. Respectfully. X moon I1rT y
, Albany. Green Co, Wis Jan. 10 IS6
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