Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1911-11-24
LITTLE IDAHO
BEATS EN- An
Local Grain Men So State. cu.
Clean and No Cracked
Kernels


GrangeWlle Globe, Nov. Q. 1o11.
The best threshed grain bonn
here this season came from tbo ~
no National Harvester" said ,oaa,
warehouse man the first of tho woo,.
III was entirely free from crao,,os
kernels and perfectly clean Co.
buyers pronounce this grain to no ~
d class by itself as No. is heeA.
exported with absolutely no doo,.
age" uock-
This is in line with what has hoo,
Sald OF the work of the Little Id
no. all over the country. bnt tho.
IL can be said here is a further 49,
Oh the little combines efficiency for
never Will it be subjected to q 90
Verer test or be called upon to hos
vest heavier grain than it encorr+o.
ed IN this section during the season
Just closed and the fact that il CO.,
cesstully COPIED with these advorso
conditions is in itself the highest
commentator of the machines
ability. zap
All OF the local grain men arc ~
thuslastic in their praise of the wor,.
performed by the Idaho and Gov ~
never saw better or cleaner thrash
ing than that done by this little bor
Vester. In response to an inor;un
they cheerfully made the follor,n.
statements, which we quote in +bo;.
own language:
Grangeville, Idaho, Nov, s, 1911
.. TO whom it may concern:
During the season just closed both
barley and wheat threshed bv tbe
Idaho National Harvester was hand
led through this warehouse. Tho
barley threshed by this machine was
passed as brewing was the hest re.
celved because there were no crack.
ed grains. The wheat was we'll claan.
ed and contained no cracked kennels
Another thing / noticed: The sacks
ran heavier than with stationary
threshed grain averaging sack
less to the ton.
J. E. SWANSON.
Agent Interior Warehouse Co
| Grangeville, Ida, Nov 6. 1911,
This is to certify that | have Der.
sonally eXemined the grain threshed
by the Idaho National Harvester
which passed through this warehouse
and have found it uniformly clean
and free from cracked grains. In
| fact some of it looked as good as If
| it had been cleaned carefully by
hand.
| l have never seen the machine at
! work in the field, but consider the
threshing done by them as first class
and better than the average.
NELSON MACARTHUR,
Union Warehouse and Supply Co.
Grangeyille, Ida, Nov. 6. f
10 whom it may concern:
The grain handled through this |
warehouse and threshed by the little
Idaho National Harvester | have |
found to be free from cracked kerr
nels, clean and as we'll threshed as
any grain l ever handled. The bar
ley was perfectly cleaned and classed
as first class threshing, which makes
it the best received for brewing pur-
poses.
From the grain handlers point of
view | would say the Idaho machine
does highly satisfactory work.
J. C. BIBB,
Agent Kerr, Clifford 6 Co.
Grangeville, Ida, Nov 6, 1911
In regard to inquiry regarding
work done by the Idaho Harvester
| can say that the grain received by
me threshed by the machines was
well cleaned, especially the barley lot
brewing purposes, as there were no
broken kernels and the cleaning was
better than the average.
r. HARDIE,
Agent Vollmer-Clearwater Co.
Our leading ranchers are generai-
ly much interested in the ldaho ma
chine " one of the gentlemen quo'ou
above further said land 1t is only
a question of a short time until tnes
are in general use. / hear lots OF us
cussion about them around the ware
house and notice that the think
ing, practical men are all giving them
a lot of thought and seem TO tnlhA
highly of them. They certainly ~
fine threshing and from what inc
present owners of the machines IN
use here tell me- they afford the most
economical and satisfactory method
- ,d should comma and