The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-25

Tho nanann ara,n seprrn.er.

the Randall Drain separator
One OF the most attractive exhibl-
lions at the Fair Grounds, Ia the Ran
dali Grain Separator, which IL exhibi-
ted by the Dallas Randall Separator
Company, composed OF the following
directors;
NJ. ID. darlington. president.
b. p. Jett, OF Block, Jett a. Co, SEQ
rotary and manager.
II. H. Underwood, formerly of Mar
sails n Underwood,
IL. =. Ervay, OF IL. s. Eryay Il Co,
s. II. Stratton, farmer OF Dallas
county.
w, II. Halsell, farmer OF Dallas
county.
II Is the only machine we have ever
seen that the farmer can adjust so ~
TO clean his wheat moro or less w. he
pleases, and this IL will do at the rate
OF one TO four bushels minute.
Wherever it has been tested certih-
Gates show that II Is supersediug all
other grain cleaners now In use. Mr.,
q. W. Owens, well known farmer
In Dallas county, says: 81 tested the
Randall Grain Separator beside my
threshing machine, where we were
threshing u field of wheat---some
places half, and some places two
thirds Of heavy, damp, volunteer oats.
II separated the oats from the wheat,
and cleaned the wheat No. for mar
ket, at one running with ease, as fast
as we could thresh with steam
thresher, Therefore, gave my order
for one, Notwithstanding now have IA
new Dickey Mill, bought last year.
The Randall machine IL the only
practical separator l ever saw, and
only needs to be tried to establish It's
own merits and superior advantages"
Similar testimonials have been re-
ceived by the Randall Grain Separator
company from Messrs. S. +. Spencer,
grain dealer of Fort Worth; Samuel
and Thomas Uhl, farmers in Dallas
county $, p. Morrison, of Fort Worth;
Carnes II Thorburn, grain dealers Of
Dallas; Il. u. and j. II. 2. Wilson,
farmers in Dallas county, and many
others, all of whom claim that the
"Randalln is the very best machine
extant and the only one that gives en-
tire satisfaction in every particular,
and that 1t has sold here in this mar
ket over all other machines, to.wit:
The Dlckey, the Pacific mill and the
Champion.
The Randall machine operates on
the principle OF gravity, an entire new
principle In grading grain, which gives
the operator perfect control OF clean
ing, separating or grading his wheat,
and works to perfection. 1t can be
set to run the wheat No. /, for market,
as to cleanliness or perfectly for seed,
as he pleases. 1t will improve grain
from five to fifteen cents per bushel,
besides largely increase the yield per
acre, by the higher grade of seed wheat
which it enables the farmer to get.
In the language of the Dallas RAN
dali Grain Separator company, ''until
the Invention of the Randall Separa.
tor and Grader, the only methods Of
grading wheat were simply these: To
either blow the smut, spotted, defect
i've wheat and oats out over the end of
the riddles, or else screen it out as 1t
passes down over the screen, which
forms the bottom or he'd of the mill.
Hence all tanning mill men have
called screening the small kernels
from the large ones, grading wheat
That IL mistake; grading
wheat Is separating the defective
kernels from the sound wheat,
regardless of their size, which
cannot be done by screening, as
the majority OF oats, smut, defective
and sprouted kernels are larger than
the majority of the sound wheat.
Hence, it is that all grain men and
farmers, who have tested the Randall
separator attach so much Importance
to what they call in their certificates,
the "New principle OF grading in the
Randall Separator
But the farmers OF Dallas should
witness the operation of this separator
and grader in order to fully appreciate
its utility, and II they study their own
interests they will all give this exhibit
their attention during the present fair.
| We are pleased to note that many are
already doing 30. We take pie ASSURE
In stating the above facts, because this
is home enterprise, undertaken by
some of our most worthy and enter
prising citizens.
aIe Fair Notes.
Mr.. Faulkner, of the Examiner, say