American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-10-09
Henry F0rd'S New Machine
For The Farmer
IT Is ANOTHER TRIBUTE 10 FORD'S GENIUS-MAY
1T FULFILL EVERY HOPE.
From W. u Hearsts Evening Journal New York city,
Copyright 1915 Star Company.

The new farm worker will cost no
more than n perfectly good, sound
dorse--and do the work OF ten horses
IL doesn't eat when II isn't work.
ing. II doesn't get spavins, ringworm,
Ieaves and doesn't founder.
II doesn't mind mosquitoes, and can
not be abused with a club by a brutal
driver. You can use oil, gasoline or
any kind of explosive fuei with IL. We
nave had the pleasure oil seeing var
lOus types, with queer little oil tanks
Ia the air, above the hood Of the tract
or, and others looking more like the
Ford machine of today
The task which Mr.. Ford has In
land Is of such tremendous impor-
tance to the world that everybody
must be interested In II. Bear in mind
that machine OF this kind, REALLY
cheap. really powerful and enduring.
viii take millions Of people from the
titles TO the farms, multiply vastly
The food production, increase by In
ialculable millions every year the
wealth of the world.
No imagination can exaggerate what
his machine will mean II Henry Ford
an actually succeed In doing on the
arm, In the fields. on plowed land,
ne work that he has done on the
road.
He will welcome suggestions from
Everybody. and we offer him difildently
this one.
Experiment with what is known as
he, caterpillar" type.
With two movable front wheels,
larmers will find steering difficult In
,oft, plowed land. Cultivating Will be
troublesome between rows OF corn and
potatoes because Of the danger OF the
shifting wheels injuring the crop.
Investigation OF the caterpillar
,ype, which Is not patented and Is
Ipen to anybody's use, will show you
hat Il gives the maximum HOLD UP
On THE GROUND.
Consult with Holt, OF California. who
las done admirable work with huge
arm machines. get the value OF his
experience with the caterpillar" And
--one more suggestion. Mr., Ford
Let the editors OF the small country
papers be YOUR statesmen.
GIVE TO THE COUNTRY Ed.
TORS THE CHANCE 70 MAKE FOR
THEMSELVES THE ENORMOUS
PROFIT THAT WILL CONE TO
those THAT SELL YOUR TRACT.
ORS TO THE FARMERS.
Country editors are the men who
,now the farmers and who will TELL
THEM ABOUT YOUR MACHINE.
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states and can tell him you story
over and over again. They are your
natural statesmen.
The editor who supplies news and
yieSs &, the farmer. who represents
him and defends him. Is entitled 10 his
part OF the nations prosperty.
Mr.. Ford can recognize this admir-
lbly by notifying the country news
paper editors that they can have the
opportunity TO secure. without favor
o any, but free field to ALL the SELL
ng agency for the new Ford tractor,
We suggest to country editors that
hey write to Henry Ford, Detroit.
Mich, what they think about this sug-
yestion and their idea as to the num-
Der OF such machines that they could
cell In their neighborhood. The deal
er In the Ford road car makes fifteen
per cent on four hundred and forty
dollars and all he has to do Is to push
he Cur on the freight train,
That Is more than sixty dollars pro-
~ on each car.
II the country editor could make
iifty or even twenty-five dollars pro-
az on each Ford tractor sold TO his
farmer readers Il would mean several
hundred times twenty-five dollars, and
that would be worth making.