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Scientific American, Vol. 42, No. 6 (1880) (1880)

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use they are most like an ordinary bed, and when closed or not a in use they exhibit all the ornamentation and finish of a AGRICULTURAL INVENTIONS. superior cabinet. Economy of space and appearance are Mr. James H. Tanner, of Waco, Texas, has patented a combined planter and cultivator which is so… … ready-made article, which may be had fork may be used to cut grass, sod, or SKINNER. & WOOD'S PORTABLE ENGINE, of all shapes and sizes. Of course roots, or to take the place of a spade there is a saving in this, and the time in addition to its ordinary use as fork. © 1880 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, INC

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