Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-07-02
woe NXI1.


Thate has Just recently been
some ldIe talk about thu .ineflciency.
Of thing done by our tia ditching
machine BY one AlheRt CorAnek, q
man who claims to do this work by
hand. According TO the items he
has had published II the Audubon
Republican Il . apparent that he
dOes not know what he h taking
about. During the past. qevsn yeAr1
/ hayo laid Thousands Of acres Of
thing tor the tnrmeBs Of shelby
county. haye yet to hear the lirst
compliant about my work. All of
Ouf work y guaEanteed and anything
2 mol entirely hatisfactOry will be
made right ~ the manufacturer az
Tie tile oltchlng machine. who h
upAncially responsible and who will
o1Iy be too Dlad TO make everything
E,gAt. We have yet to hear the first
klek On this machine which has been
a. the market and In 0ucce1sful OPP
eHokloM for bOme thrifty years. 1t
HIS . 6ADAcity for laying S,OOO.0OO
eoot Of tile per year.. .....-,,...-.....-.-
\ The arguments presented by Mr..
Cofanok are % ridiculous that they
ero scarcely worthy of notice. In
tt1ttce 30 ourselves we are present
NJ the e,aima for our machine for
I No. bgn1W ~ thOao who ARE need
kl1lng sAro pet faz1llier with
: 1l IeAtRAt
~ Gnt tiI0lI1E II; W. 1t1.Rd,
fn JIu1a, WIN Onr money,
- thoE GsDtAiAl1 = hotteP than .
~ az hot air.
l have been very fortunate dur
ing the n1nt twelve years exper-
teAce viii 1oImneo cOming to see
work 0cmo ~ my machine, and
none o. them have gone away dis
nakioAod, hut ON the other hand,
weeA mighty woll pleased with the
], voRk end acknowledged thGk Il
SE1oas the only way to properly lay
vnat- 10 refsr the people 81,
y county to . few Of the
az shelby county who are
TO do and extensive farmers
Of whom will be pleased to
the good work W. have done:
uaoTh HARLAN: Henry Eacher.
!; nj p. KenkeI. Earling; Zoe
HnFlans Kendel KObbOld,
PGtoF Gardner, Harlan;
Anderson. TennAnt; L. Bu-l
Tenant. Iowa: Jake D0gus,
aoxtA: and Herman Pauley.
A4nd many more too numer-
b mention.
~ hoye ju0t recently completed
souno work IN this vicinity and can
foeor you to the following parties
Who an al ReopOn0lble and extern
etvNg 1nfnoEa: G. y. Carlson, who
( 40 tA.N aAme machine do work for
him several years ago; Geo. Camp.
hell. James 00QdWeIl, Arthur Far
QnhAr. John Campbell and n. T.
INley Whe have 1uet had work done,
c S,sinn tAe ss,lowil J.
~ ~, ~ Am @: wv,
" ~ lle hg u = 1na IA 1
4a1r - GAfiles q tie
ma. Il resolves Surplus ! water
from under the surface.
SF0. h lengthon0 the season by
TIE passaGe A Of air through the
1tk. Il deepens the soil.
Bth. Il eQualixes the tempera-
ture 81 the soil during the season Of
Sth. It carries down soluble
suhHtances to the roots of the
plant.
~. Il prevents hsavins ont.
or freezing out. Il
Sth. Il prevents injury from
Drought by the circulation OF cir Cor
CarbOnic gas) Cansing . moisture.
9Th. Il improves Inequality and
increaaes the quantity Of the crop.
1oth. 1t increases the good ef-
<fect Of manure.
l1th. Under drainage prevents
the baking and packing Of the soil.
11th. Drain tile pays the farmer
50 Der cent or more annually ON In
veatment.
can be found 1t the Park Hotel
and any correspondents solicited.
This machine win be Idle for the
noxt three or four weeks and in the
Ameantime We are soliciting for fall
work. Van Gorkom Bros.