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Scientific American, Vol. 101, No. 24 (December 1909) (1909)

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y a 20-horse-power traction feeders, according to the width of cylinder, were re- engine. On a large farm, where three or four such thresher measures 36 inches. This machine can cut quired to feed the grain into the machine; three or from 35 to 40 acres per day. The harvesting expenses, outfits are… … The harvester is shown at work In the wheat field of an Idaho corporation that owns 10,000 acres. The average yield on this ranch is 30 bushels to the acre. FRONT VIEW OF THE HABVESTEB COMBINE SHOWN ABOVE.

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