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Scientific American, Vol. 45, No. 22 (November 1881) (1881)

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hine shown in the engraving is designed to cut the explanation is that they are preserved for the sake of tlie ment of the screw will permit, stalks into such small pieces that they will not interfere with jgrubs they so frequently contain, which being very small ! This construction renders the… … view and also an external the stalks to within a short RICHARDSON'S COTTON STALK CUTTER AND PULLER. distance of the ground, when view. the stalks are drawn between Further information in re- gard to this invention may be obtained by addressing the the heavy teeth of the wheels, D, and are pulled…

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