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Scientific American, Vol. 91, No. 10 (1904) (1904)

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s. The hooks are mounted to turn plishment alone which enables them to get these pro- the inventions which are all controlled by the Mergen- about horizontal axes, whereby they may be at one thaler-Horton Basket Machine Company. In laying ducts in baskets absolutely sweet and clean and free time… … the bands and Arkansas which are be- follow with TENNESSEE RIVERS, PADUCAH, KY. ing fed by heavy de one basket is being made, and before the next one is mands, then comes Georgia. This article refers partie the band-feeding screws. This swinging movement on the form. From this basis all of its…

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