The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-10-07
Certificates & ITestimonials.
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Aakawanso, Sept. 4, 1853.
Ma. D. @. PowER--Dear Sir: reply toyour letter
asking how liked your Corn mill, would say that
the water wheel. The part Of the face Is gone
side, which the belt to slip; 10 this have
ground fifteen bushels Of corn n one hour, which -
ied y SELF found to be ell that can be cOnve-
ME thy handled and followed up. think the mill
durable and will answer the purpose better than asy
other mill have seen.
Respectfully yours, LOUIS ANDREWS.
Farmers and killers Bank, Milwaukee, 1859.
Mr.. D. G. PowxR Milwaukee Dear Sir: The VIC
TONY MILL which purchased Of you In December,
1861 with the privilege Of returning the same " after
trial. it did not suit me, continues 70 give sstisfAc-
tion run the mill with tread power and two mules
grind corn meal and Graham 6e0r for family use;
Yours, truly, ED. HsEros.
Dear SIR: In reply TO yours Of this date, ssking s
our opinion Of the vicTosY MIL W would .tate tAs
best evidence We can give ysa 81 our condenos b the
price.
The VICTORY MILL has been in our elevator Sbr the
past eighteen months and has worked to our se:irs
works rs It did the nrt day. We are induced 70
make this statement, not onl, for your benefit, bus
he interest Of farmers and others interesed IL
ground feed. Your., respectfully,
KsLLoGo 4 SrRoNs.
D. q. PowsR, Agent, Milwaukee.
Racine TA,eshing AacAise Works,
Racine, Wts., Jan 20, 1859.
| d. G, POWER, Esa.--DeGr Sir: Your favor = the
10th, asking me how was pleased With the v.cToaY
MILL, which took Of yeur Mr. Green on trial. With the
privilege OF ret urning you with thirty days, N csc
| it did not work to my satisfaction, b 1t hand.
Iu reply would say that have concluded . kssp
the mill and enciose you draft amount Of sams.
think It 10 the best portable mill for grinding grain
tor stock ever raw. 1t appears to be dsrsble and
easily managed. We grind from ton TO twelve bsshsls
| venent:y feed he mill and beg the meal. think 10
well adapted to water, steam or ho:se power.
| Yoars, truly, 81. CAss.
November Sth, 1862, Mr.. J. !, Case, says II have
ground forty eight bushels In two hours with your
HILL. Ihsve run niue months, and can fss no sisns
| OF wear"
| Mr. Northey Of Heart Prairie says: ~ have run
your MILL two seasons. and ind that does all yoa
| claim for IT"
q. q. Ohm, late of Wsukesha, in bis letter Of Nay
25th, says "Ny vito thinks the Graham 0ouS, 0ade
| by the VICTORY MILL il as nice ~ ,he evsr used.
| Thomas O'Neill, Of Greenfield Mill and Dhetlsv,
says: My neighbors like the corn meal ground ~
the Victory MILL better than what they gss ae ~
large mill "
| W. D. McIndoe, Esq, OF wausap, says: "The nsa
who have the vicIoRY MILL are very mucn piesssa
With It,"
&c. Warren, Of the Cascade Mills Gays: s1he ~
Tory has ast oni, he'd me moro than any NIL 4N
raw work I did not believe It could g haaa -
| l will give you any certificate you vaes.' s.3
| a Knowles Of Randolph. ss,s: II hese
| your mill for nearly q year think y -
in use" MIR. Knowles bought twelve r.. u ; .ll
and friends. .h.xsgs4 90 s. ].
Ex.sena,or Maxon, Of Wa h,astsS aeeeAg. 49,
.sYour MILL continues to d. good WORK, ! nsse
ming in my saw MILL
mill running In my factory. can grind from nlsss
twsuty bushels with u. believe - TO ostns -
MILL in use."
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