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HOWE'S STANDARD SCALES
FAIRBANKS SCALES.
"HONESTYIS THE BEST POLICY
OR:
Honesty is better than any Policy.
CHICAGO. June Iith .lsHl.

CHICAGO, June 18th 1851.
DEAR SIR After the conversation we had about the
remarks made by Mr. Greeniea Of the firm of Fairbanks
A.. w a touching the scale We Pg. up for NJ har
to you his reply You will from this letter that the
represcptatops by Greeuleaf 70 you were fke or he
you ~ write house here exactly what Mr. Grecncr
stated 70 you as this is not the first time that they ira
duced our Scales and determined to place them
their true position before the public. f
rans Respectfully yours u
s,.F a. vANDERyOORT DiCkERs0N h CO.,
tlzf So +-Y Per >. Q. hookER
o AmsepoS, H., June 18th, 1861.
vANRERyOORT, DlcKERsON 4 CO.,
tents noted and In rp9y would say that the Howes
Scales you put up for works like charm since you
were h.rs and any statement 70 the cntrary, by the
have been made roma false impression made by some
Interested party OF from disposition his part inure
the reputation Of the Scales by false statement At all
events the whole thing fabrication, the Scales
tsls far works % my entire satisfaction as we'll as 70 The
satisfaction OF all other parties who have witnessed their
working since you were here. have the fly pound
weight yet and would like ~ keep il some time longer
Jesse Burr has not purchased saics yet and proba
bly, will not for some time, account Of the hard times
ios's fespcs.a''y -, BHAkDkN'
KEwASEx, June 10Th, 1851
Mcssrs. vANDERvOORT, DICKERsOH 4 co, lsf
GEsIixAM:--In answer 70 your letter of June 18th,
enclosing letter 70 your house from Mr. N. b. Harden
Of Abingdon, dated June 14th would say that after
fott Catku tne eStaUtsumeut OF MeSSrS
Fairbanks Greenleaf about the 18th of June and
inquired Of them the lowest price they would sell
iourton Scale, and mentioned at the time that
had been locking at the Howes Scales thought something
Of purchasing one Of them Mr. Greenleaf then gave
their prices and spoke Of Howe's Scales being very
and poor Scale, aad that there we're many of
shem that would not work and mentioned 10 me that
scale near by where lived badly Of order and
would not work at all. This Scale he said at Abing
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was worth nothing for weighing and had been abandoned
all VI which tended To discourage me from purchasing the
Howe's scale, and after mentioning this To your
Agent Mr. Hooker, and he denied the same and stated
10 me that Mr. Greenleaf not u veracity "a
ne mad detected him very ccenty In several lsehoods
began 10 doubt his verscity Since have the lct
ter from Mr. Harden, VI Abingdon, dated June l4th
am Inclined " think II was all said by Greenesf for the
purpose OF dIscouragng me, and that was FALSE,
the enclosed letter Of Harden Is in contradiction Green
leaf statement 70 me- and think this unfair course Of
composition ought " be discountenaaced as there
nothing like fair play and truth trade. Hoping this
explanation Is satisfactory, Ew
] am respectfully yours,
u. T. GRAVES
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PREMIUMS OVER FAIRBANKS
IN HIS OWN STATE.
VERMONT STATE FAIR

81 PREMIUMS OVER FAIRBANKs'
IN HIS OWN STATE.
VERMONT STATE FAIR Nj
EXTRACTS from Vermont state Agricultural sccetys on
cial Report, September 18th, 1871
Outside u the Hail were twoiiay Ssales vue manuiac
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by Messrs Fairbanks, or 81 Johnsbury The foPmeY Is
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AWARD OF PREMIUMS. N
John Howe, Jr, Brandon, w. one set HAY Scales SIS
= T. Fairbanks Co., st. Johnsbury, W., one set Hay
Scales, SO. N
Another Premium.
AZ the Vermont State Fair, September I7th 1885, after
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