Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-07-24
MACHINERYROW'
ATEAIROFFERS
TIMELY EXHIBIT
Labor and Time Saving De
vices are Features Of !
Wartime Fair.
Tractors and other Agricuil-
tural Machines Shown
in: Large Number.

since the beginning Of their exhibition.
The Avery company, in their special
display ground have, arranged a very,
attractive and extensive exhibit. Fea-
lures Of their display are a corn culti-
vator n several one-man blowing
pillow attachment, and two 1925 trac-
tors, attached to two sizes Of Yellow
Fellow s~eparators, are displayed in a
very attractive manner.
At the booth Of the>Sandusky Trac-
tor company are shown Sandusky and
Happy Farmer tractors, as we'll as
several plows.
One Of the largest exhibits is that Of
the Appleton Manufacturing Co. APP
pleton farm engines, plows and wind
mills are the attractions here; also the,
famous "low down. spreader and APP
pleton silo feeder.
The Northern implement company
of East Grand Forks have on display
several Wallis Cub tractors which they
are featuring. They also show the
Case potato digger, as well as the
Case p1ows.
Something different" describes the
exhibit Of the Whirlwind concrete
mixer. A 1918 model Of this machine
is shown.
Bull tractors and rach-a-rractors
form the displays Of the Cameron
Tractor company. Moving machines
draw much and favorable, comment
here as to the performance Of the
machines. The utility truck attach
ment is also shown.
p. j.. Downe and company of Min
neapolis are showing the Waterloo
Boy kerosene tractor, and their seed
cleaner. The Beeman c%ultlvator, the
smallest tractor on the grounds, is
also shown here.
At the booth Of the Northern Rock
Island Plow company the Heider
threshingr engine and tractor n the
Qlamo lighting system are attractions.
lift pillow are the features of this
booth.
Three engines and two s%eparators
of the Hart /Parr company are shown
at that cofnpany's booth. BY keeping
the machines in motion at all times
the performance has been shown sat
isfactorily to a great many of the
farmer visitors.
The J. I. Case company has one Of
the most extensive exhibits Of any
company on the row. August Hanson
is in charge Of the display, featuring
the 9-1s type 3D. tractor. Three
large tractors and two separators,
with grain saving devices and the
Nall pneumatic grain conveyor are
features 50
The MCGUIRE Electric company has
display, showing the work of the unit
system plant. A pressure pump and
motor power stands Feature this
booth. The power plants and pressure
tanks are Of special interest to the
farmers of the state.
At the display sof the Northfield
Iron company are shown grain tanks,
culverts, stock tanks and fencing.
|cleverly arranged. The Jiffy tractor
tractor and No. z binder form the
attractions at this booth.
The Grand Forks foundry is show.
ing a Turner Simplicity 1922 tractor
and a Lauson 1926 tractor. Arrange
ment and motion are features Of the
booth.
The Dakota Electric Equipment
company Of LaMoure is featuring the
Genco light power plant and are
using a DeLavel separator and Haag
! washer in the exhibit, showing the
i. w produced. w. A. Buttree Of
Fargo is in charge.
c.. A. Sorlie is showing a Staude
Mak-A-Tractor.
The Meyer Manufacturing company
of Montevtdeo. Mimi. is showing an
extensive line Of iron products, in
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ventilators, etc.
The RUSSELL Reliance Road Grading
company has a neat arrangement,
showing two graders, large M small.
At the display OF the Dakota Auto
company is shown the Allis-Chalmers
tractor at work, giving a very salts
factory performance for the many
The G. o. D. Tractor company has
-. - "a S~nAk4ra AZ -N~lr an &c. thu
grounds and is giving exhibition per-
formances during each day before
large crowds OF visitors.
Throughout the grounds are also
set many smaller exhibits. including
that Of the Kor-Ker Tire Cure COM
pany; the Wallace Mfg. Co., showing
improved beading tools; the Niles
adjustable clothes dryer. and the
Fisher sub casing.
also on tho grounds, being shown by
the inventor, telling the story of the
invention of the machine.
In the machinery hall, besides the
numerous autos shown, are many ma
chinery exhibits. Here the Empire
Cream Separator company Is showing
s%epArators. gas engines. electric light
plants and mschanical mixers.
Tho Crane Ordway company has an
extensive display. including six sizes
Of gas engines and several cream SEN
arators. and the residence water sys-
tenn.
Thomas McGoey has a large line Of
electrical goods In his booth, includ-
ing the Dyneto electric light plant and
Willard storage batteries.
The Moore Auto Go. = showing the
Tho Garden City Feeder company,
J. A. JorwAnhon. manager - shkvin1