The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-04-19
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$ksaflD ssExpoHitlonRa and the elaborate eX-
hibits which were prepared With con-
i summate skill and displayed IN man
ners not excelled BY any other country.
Those of Harvesting Machinery In par
ticular were most complete and inter
esting. The Deering Harvester Com
pany, Of Chicago; Americas foremost
! manufacturer Of this; line sof goods, was
accorded the position Of honor, having
contributed more to the
Of the art Of harvesting than any other
manufacturer, living or dead, and with
Z; greater array OF important inven!
tiona to- Its credit than any other, COM
pany n the world. ssi': y n, 81 n i..s
Visitors to. the i Exposition I, wers
prompt To- accord the Deeripg exhibits
supreme honors,s and ~ only remained
Tor somcial mandate to ratify the popu-
lar verdict, which was done In a,man-
ner a substantial as It was well merit
cd Each one Of the seven Deering ex-
hiibits secured the highest award In
its class fs )Ssss ID ISL ~, .iist .t,lf
"a 1; In addition to four high decora-
lions. the Deering Harvester Company
received twenty-five awards, or TWEEN
ty-nine In ali, as follows: Decoration
Of Otacer OF the Legion of Honor, Dec
grafton OF Chevalier Of the Legion Of
Honor. Two Decorations Of Omcer OF
Merite Agricole, Special Certificate
of Honor, The Grand Prize, Six Gold
Medals, Six Silver Medals and Eleven
Bronze Medals, including Deering Col
laborator Medals. ..35, s..,, 4-sFs. i
The Decoration Of the Legion OF
Honor was instituted by Napoleon
Bonaparte when First Consul in 1902,
and is only conferred in recognition
of distinguished military or civil
achievements. 1t is the highest dis
tinction in the gift of the French Re-
public,
The Decoration of the Merite Agri-
cole is an honor of but slightly less i'm
portance, which is conferred upon
those who have contributed greatly 10
the advancement of agriculture:
An Official Certificate of Honor was
accorded the Deering Retrospective
Exhibit, which showed the improve
ments in harvesting machinery during
the past century, and excited the high
est praise of the French Government
Officials who had entrusted to the
Deering Harvester Company the prep
aration Of this most important exhibit.
BY special request this exhibit has
been presented to the National Mu-
scum Of Arts and Sciences at Paris,
where it has become permanent fea-
ture Of that world-famed institution.
The Deering Irvine Exhibit and Corn
Harvester Exhibit, both of which re-
ceived the highest awards, have by
request Of the French Government
been presented to the National Agri-
cultural College Of France. H ST
There was no field trial, either off,
cial or otherwise, in connection with
the Paris Exposition, but the most Inn
portant foreign contest the past season
was held under the auspices of the
Russian Expert Commission at thu
Governmental Farm Of Tomsk, Siberia.
August 14th to 18th. ALI the leading
American and European machines par
ticipated and were subjected to the
most difficult tests by the Government
Agriculturist. The Expert Commission
awarded the Deering Harvester Com
pany the Grand Silver Medal of the
Minister Of Agriculture and Domain,
which was the highest award.
The Deering Harvester Works are
the largest of their kind in the world,
covering eighty-ave acres and employ
ing 5000 people. They are equipped
with modern automatic machines,
many Of which perform the labor OF
from five to fifteen hands. II (
!. This Company is also the largest
manufacturer of Binder Irvine in the
world. having been first to produce
single-strand binder tWine, such assis
IN general use today, making over a
third OF the product Of the entire
world. The output Of its factory for
q single day would tie q band around
the earth at the equator, with several
thousand miles. to spare. The annuala
production would fiji a freight train;
twenty miles long. Made into mat.
two feet wide, it would reach across
the American continent from ocean to
ocean. II :
Deering machines ARE known S3asS
LIGHT'DRAFsTeIDEALs,. consulting of
Binders. Mowers, Reapers. Corn Har-
yesters, Shgedders and Rakes,sg !
This eohpany exhibited at the Pairs
Exposition an Automobile Mower,
which attracted much attention. And
exhibitions were given with one OF
these machines in the vicinity Of Paris
throughout the season. t, 4 6
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