The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-08-19

Of machine by which one man ean
eOe harvest and thresh from forty
= seventy acres Of grain per day Vas
neI! near the Phipps Sanatariun yes
tssdcy under the auspices Of tie 8av-
- Harvester Company, with Offices
. the Albany Hotel Building here.
1As demonstration vas attended by .
large number Of pEonineat business
Hea and bankers who are interested
in having the manufacturing plant.
yhieh is to be built soon. located in
Denver.
The almost unanimous report of
these men, many Of them practical
farmers, was that the machine was
. success and the location Of the fac
tory here would bring many thous-
ands of dollars in trade to this city
as well as hundreds of skilled work.
men to work in the factory"
Took Denve5's Ball Club.
we were successful in taking Dem
vers baseball club, which that city
failed to support and keeping it,"
Secretary Marks said today, "and we
Hill also attempt to show the Harves-
ter Company that Joplin is a better
location than Denver for its proposed
plant.
"Joplin is well situated for such a
plant, with one of the richest farm
ing communities in the country sur
rounding it. We have seven rail-
roads and Joplin is centrally located
and could take care of big trade"
The machine, which is called the
combined harvester. was invented by
Mr.. Baldwin, a Kansan, and perfect
ed by n. f. Bunting. 1t is claimed
by the inventor that the harvester re-
duces the cost Of cutting and thresh-
ing an acre of wheat from $3.50, the
Lowest former estimate, to 3s cents.
The Savage Harvester Company re-
ferred to in the above article has es-
tabliahed new headquarters in the
Albany Hotel Building, 100 Stout
Street, Denver, Colorado.-Joplin Mo-,
"News Herald"
The Savage Harvester Company,
which is referred to in this article
has received many offers of co-opera-
ton from Chambers of Commerce
and Civic bodies throughout the mid
die west, but they have not yet come
to definite decision as to the per.
manent location of their manufac-
turing plant. They are accumulat
ing valuable data regarding the ad.
vantages of different locations, also
offers of free sites and enthusiastic
moral and financial support.
Mr.. Allan T. Gordon, secretary OF
the Danville, Ills, Chamber of Com.
merce, says" the men who have
looked into the proposition, have pro.
nounced it one Of the revolutionizine
farm industries"
Mr.. Myron R. Green, secretary OF
the Bureau of Industry, indianapolis
Chamber of Commerce, says-"I am
fairly well acquainted with the plans
Of your company and cannot help but
feel that your company has prospects
for a bright future"
Mr.. John D. Adams, Industrial
Commissioner, Sioux City Chamber of
Commerce, says-"We are very much
interested in your organization and
your machine-we assure you Of every
measure of cooperation, and once es-
tablished here, you would have no fear
Of failure through lack Of financial
assistance"
!. Mr.. Rome T. Calender, President
Of the Farmers Trust & Savings
III your harvester is success and
you need additional capital, believe,
after it is demonstrated. that ample
capital would be offered for invest
ment."
For further information concern
ing Savage machines or investment
securities, address Savage Harvester
Company, Albany Hotel Building, 100
Stout Street, Denver, Colo.