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Scientific American, Vol. 88, No. 26 (June 1903) (1903)

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500 pounds to the acre, or equal to one bale. three wheels and a "grip" arranged in a vertical line. larger than the hen's egg which has been photo- As is well known, this is considerably more than the The elevating devices can be stowed away on the war- graphed on the same dish for purposes of… … crushed, will produce at least 250,000 gallons transferred to the load carriage. This op- HAILSTONES THAT FELL AT ALLIANCE, NEB. of oil and 5,000 tons of fertilizer. Conse- eration can be accomplished in two seconds. On Ton nf the Heap ie a Hen's Ega;. quently the by-products will rep- The other…

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