Cincinnati Butchers' Supply Company vs. Meir Packing Company, transcript
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content: Cincinnati Butchers' Supply Company
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content: Cincinnati Butchers' Supply Company Records
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content: Cincinnati Butchers' Supply Company Records / Series 1: Historical Background Materials
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content: 1926
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content: Box 1, Folder 6
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content: Transcript documents patent infringement case related to US Patent 1,388,898, issued to Charles G. Schmidt and Oscar C. Schmidt, on August 30, 1921 and US Patent 1,388,899, issued to Oscar C. Schmidt, on August 30, 1921 of Cincinnati Butchers Supply Company against Meir Packing Company. 

US Patent 1,388,898, to Schmidt and Schmidt, called S. S., covers a small machine for dehairing a single carcass at one time. No. 1,388,899, to Oscar C. Schmidt, called S., is a larger machine, having means by which a succession of carcasses are caused to pass endwise through the machine while being dehaired.