Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-27
1Grem Machinery and Auto
Display Is Fine Feature Of
The Grand Forks Exposition

pany. In connection with the actual
demonstrations Is a series OF. pictures
showing the uses Of the tractor and
aiming to indicate its advantages.
Twin City threshers and tractors
are on display and along with them
the Oliver plows and the Aspinwali
potato digger.
The road '~razer." which was used
Wednesday in putting the fairgrounds
driveways in shape following Tues.
days rain, Is a feature of the Avery
the latest thing among road maintain
ers. The Avery $3.50 tractor and the
2S-inch separator are shown. N. E..
Odland is in charge of the display.
Three 20-35 Allis Chalmer tractors
and one 1926 are shown by the S. J.
Taber company, local distributors of
the Allis Chalmers tractors.
Smaller Machines.
P. J. Powers of Minneapolis is dem
onstrating the Simplex Grain Grader,
a new machine used for the cleaning
of grains and seeds Of any kind. The
pany of Cawker City. Kansas, IL
showing a humane extension feeder
for use on all ~threshing machines. A
grain blower, known as the Liberty
Grain Blower, a device for elevating
grain by air. Is displayed by the Link
Manufacturing company of Fargo. Po-
tato graders and warehouse equip
ment are exhibited by the Boogs Man
ufacturing company of Detroit. MINI.
The Carter disc separator for the
cleaning of grains forms a unique part
of this type of exhibit. This is a ma
chine modelled after the enormous
disc cleaners used by mills through
out the country and separates the
dirty grain into three parts, those Of
wheat, small seeds. and oats. The
Haton Hardware company of Hatton.
N. d., demonstrates a hot dip for
grain and potatoes. A pneumatic ele-
vator for the elevating of grain by air
is shown by the ]. E. Morris Manu-
featuring company Of Minneapolis.
J. A. Dinnie & Co of Grand Forks
have OF display concrete mixers. the
product Of the Stewart Manufactur-
ing company. which are termed as the
"only machines built with holes in the
to the batch" Concrete materials are
| shown in connection.
A. X. Bondy. representing the In
dependent Silo company of St. Paul.
Minn., has on exhibition miniature
stave and %three-ply silos and other
material pertaining to silo construc-
ton. r. G. Dripps of Fargo. shows
the Genco lighting system and the
! Liberty washing machine. Samuel
Sorenson is local agent for the Gencc
lighting system and the Liberty wash
ing machine.
AUTOMOBILE DISPLAY.
The Oldsmobile cars and trucks
shown by johnson and Morgan OF
fthe open and closed body models
motors are shown. the four cylinder
models. A four passenger semi-sport
in appearance, quality of materia
and Morgan claim, the Oldsmobile j,
The Moore Automobile company o,
Grand Forks displays along with the
Ford cars the Fordson tractor, {
rubber-tired model for road use be-
ing shown. Ford trucks are con
tanned in the exhibit as well as thu
different types of cars. The Ford
coupe is displayed, Inc also the Fore
sedan. Contained in the showing ais
is the touring "a model. AFFORD da.
for all Ford owners and dealers IL
the northeastern part of the state wa
held in Grand Forks recently unde
the direction of h Moore Automo
bile company for the purpose of dem
onstrating treatment of sick Fords
and the care of n motors as we'll.