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Scientific American, Vol. 84, No. 14 (April 1901) (1901)

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arevitch" will be fitted From the furrow-bottoms the canes emerge irregu- the condition of the canes. The canes when cut are with six electric projectors and a complete installa- larly. They range in number from 100 to 160 canes laid upon the field on top of the loose leaves and tops. tion of… … chines, capable of handling cane in large in the field in a practical manner. This part of the competition will close on De- quantities. SUaAB CANE FIELD JUST PLANTED, SHOWING FTTBBOWS AND WATEBCOUBSES. cember 31, 1901. Should the machine built It is hoped that American inventors will from the…

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