The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1919-12-18
TRACTOR SERVICE SCHOOL.
Big Tractor Service School to be Held
Here to Help Farmers in This
Community.

CUU11IuIlby.
An Avery tractor service school is to
be held in Pleasant Prairie by H. A.
King & Son, the Avery dealers in this
community. They will furnish trac
tor and other equipment to be used by
the instructor in conducting this school
and they extend an invitation to all of
the farmers in this territory to attend
this school. This is a rare opportunity
for tractor owners and all who are in
terested in power farming machinery
to get some valuable frst-hand infor-
nation on tractors and other power
farming machinery.
Il. A. King & Son say that a tractor
is not a very complicated machine but
there are great many little things to
know about a tractor that the ordinary
operator does not understand. 1t is es-
sential that all tractors are kept in
good condition at all times, especially
at the present time when big produc-
tion Of food is necessary. If the trac-
tor operator understands his tractor, he
will be able to prevent many tractor
troubles. He will also be able to take
care of his tractor at all times and
will not have to be held up in the rush
season by waiting on an expert. He
will also be able to get more power
from his fuel and to keep the tractor
running maximum number Of hours.
1t is to the advantage of all the trac
tor owners in this community. to attend
this free tractor service school and
learn how to operate and take care Of
their tractors properly.
W. P. Carson, the instructor furnish
cd by the Avery Company of Peoria,
ILL.,, will conduct this tractor service
school, Mr.. Carson has had consider
able experience with tractors and in
ternal combustion engines, and is not a
theoretical professor is a tractor
expert-and he will undoubtedly be
able to impart some very valuable in
formation to the students Of this school
The Avery company will hold a big
service school campaign all over the
United States and Canada. They will
probably hold between seven and eight
hundred free tractor service schools
this season, giving course of instruc
tion to a hundred thousand farmers. 1t
is the Avery company S ideal that ev-
cry Avery owner should be the best
satisfied customers and likewise impart
ing knowledge to other tractor owners
in this territory:
Come prepared to ask questions. You
are invited to put your tractor prob
lens up to the instructor and he will
be in a position to help you out. It is
mighty good thing to have a list of
the things you want to know about
your tractor, thresher or other power
farming machinery and have them
ready to ask the instructor at the serv-
ice school. Every effort will be made
to give the tractor owners the infor-
nation they would like to have.
Avery Company has prepared several
instruction books on tractors, threshers,
plows land other tractor drawn and
tractor belt driven machinery. These
books will be given free to the students
who attend the school. The Avery
tractor instruction book is now being
used by a number of large agricultural
colleges as text book in agricultural
engineering It is considered one of
the best tractor instruction books ever
published.
This Avery tractor service school will
be absolutely free to all who attend
There will be no fees, no charges for
the Instructions, and the material will
be furnished free. The school is con
Quoted for those interested in power
farming machinery. If you cannot at
tend, be sure to have the man or boy
who operates your tractor attend this
school. Every owner of tractor or
engine in this community is invited to
attend the school and we believe it
would be to his advantage to be
present.