New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-05-26

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A. NJ. Hansen, Owatonna "
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Adam Burtsch, IS i"
S. ID. PETERSON.
THE Tw1NE BINDERS IN MINNESOTA
IN 1879. ..s.
Owat0nna, March 20, 1880.
To Walter A. Wood: We congratu.
late you on securing for the trade the
only perfect self-binder in the world.
We have seen it work in all kinds of
grain, tall wheat,rye five feet in length,
short wheat and oats, straight grain
and lodged and tangled grain, heavy
and light grain, and over smooth and
rough land, and we wish to say to all
interested and desiring to use self
binder, that the machine is equal to
any trial that we have seen. and has
worked perfectly under all circumstan.
ces. We have seen in operation nearly
all kinds of self binders, but we have
never seen anything equal to your
Irvine binder. Il. j. Howe.
H. N. Lahore.
Merton, Mimi, March, 1880.
I bought Walter A. Wood Twlne
Binder Of Holmes l. Son, last year.
Used it to do my harvest of 100 acres. It
gives complete satisfaction every way.
1t binds very tight. The bundles do
not come apart in handling, nor were
there any scatterings of any conse.
quence. have seen many wire bin.
ders work, but none suit me- as we'll as
this The draft is easy for three hor.
ses. Iaveraged Is acres day, The
draft is easier than any other binder
have seen. It is less complicated than
any other binder I ever saw work. I
had no trouble at all. It made COM
plete separation in all kinds of grain.
l cut a piece of wheat for Mr.. Banting
that he could not cut with his Marsh
handwriting harvester, and done it
we'll.
John II. Laughlin.
Owatonna, MINI.
purchased one of those string bin.
ders last harvest, and it gave me en-.
tire satisfaction in all manners. When
had got Irvine had no bother what
ever. [ have seen other binders but
none OF them seemed to do such nice
and clean work as it did; and it has
lighter draft than any l have seen.
MY field was visited by ten to twenty
five persons every day l worked it and
every one remarked that it WAS the
boss binder, and I'LL noticed the clean
work it done. 1t binds the bundles
all OF size, and never no knot come
united; the bundles arc nice and
straight. are nice to set up and nice to
stack. l bound lis acres ard the bin
der shows no wear whatever. When
l bong mt it the cry was that the crick-
cts and mice would eat the bands in the
stacks, but have threshed late and
have seen no signs of it.
John Zimmerman.
fused one Of your Irvine binders to
do my harvest last year. It done good
| work when had good Irvine. Ihave
seen other binders work, but none
seemed to do so nice and clean work
as mine; and it has lighter draft than
any have seen. The bundles are nice
to set up and stack, being all of size.
l can say it isa good machine, one
will recommend to the farmers.
Andreas Erdmann, Owatonna, MINI.
Walter A. Wood: used one of your
Irvine binders to cut my grain last har-
vest. It done good work. 1 can re.
commend it to all as first-class ma.
chine in every respect. The tying de-.
vice is very simple and not liable to
get out of order. It is machine the
farmers can rely on every day, in light
or heavy grain. ...
Andreas NJ. Hansen.
Owatonna, March 20, 1880.
I used one of your Irvine binders
last harvest. It did its work well;
clean and tight. / am satisfied that
the machine is one that will take the
lead in the harvest field for 1880.
~ Hans j. Hansen.
Owatonna, March, 1880.
witnessed the working of the
Holmes Irvine binder at two different
trials last season, and would say that
it does the best work of any Irvine
binder ever saw work-binding sep.
arating and delivering in good snaps.
| A. e. Murray.
I saw your binder work last year,
and think it did the cleanest, incest
work of any of them.
F. Murray, Owatonna, Minnesota.
saw your Irvine binders working
last harvest on several farms around
here; they did first-class work; the
binding was tight and clean.
H. P. Hanson.
Owatonna, March 20, 1880.
saw the Wood Irvine binder work
in the field, last season, in very foul
| and weedy grain, and it did It's work
perfectly. consider it success.
David S. Stewart.
Owatonna, March Is, 1880.
Having seen your ''automatic Irvine
binder" work, during the harvest of
1879, cheerfully recommend it to all
in want of a binder, to be the best In
the field during said harvest.
M. A. Fredenburg.
OwatoIna, March, 1880
Dear Sir-Isaw the Walter A. Wood
Irvine binder working on the farm of
| John Zimmerman. 1t works well.
can recommend it to all.
Adam Burtsch.
| OwatOnna. March "a. 1900.
1 witnessed the working Of the
Walter q. Wood Irvine binder last
August, on the farm of ]. NJ. Laugh.
lin, in the town of Merton, and neYe,
in my life saw better binding done; II
was at work in piece of wheat badly
crinkled and full of wild buckwhea1
and weeds, and done better work thar
could possibly have been done By
Inland. evils Lord.