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Scientific American, Vol. 36, No. 25 (1877) (1877)

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ets, it also is apparent that increased facili- ties for handling grain will become needed at all points of elevator has a 22 inch six-ply gum belt, on which the buck- sand, and transversely capped with heavy timbers. Two ets are attached at intervals of a foot. diagonal cappings follow above, and… … Fig. 1—TAKING GRAIN FROM THE CARS. scooped up by the buckets and carried to the uppermost gar- soon will be, the subject of especial demand. As there isan | which sustain the bins. Of the latter there are 7 rows, 33 in ret of the building. Here we have followed it in Fig. 2, excellent field for…

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