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Boiler Washing-Machine

Patent for a washing machine for clothes that can also be adapted to stoves or gas jets as a boiler. Illustrations included.

Date: August 22, 1911

Creator: Morton, Milo A.

Combination-Tool

Patent for a tool used for wire fences. Illustrations included.

Date: July 5, 1910

Creator: Dikes, Johnnie C.

Compressor.

Patent for a compressor. This is an improvement upon previous refrigeration and ice making machines.

Date: April 18, 1916

Creator: Fowler, Paul R.; Gingrich, John A.; Tongate, Willis B. & Ridge, James H.

Hame-Fastener

Patent for improvements to a hame-fastener, specifically related to an easily made, inexpensively produced locking mechanism, including illustration.

Date: June 30, 1914

Creator: Fowler, Alvah W.

Patent for a standing bathing machine that will wash and scrub the person standing inside it. Illustrations are provided but these are guidelines that should not be restricting but something for the builder to build upon.

Date: July 25, 1916

Creator: Howlett, Peyton Leon

Belt

Patent for an invention that relates to belts. The primary object of the invention is to provide a belt, which includes an outer casing having a buckle attached and a tab slidably positioned within one end of the outer casing for coaction.

Date: July 24, 1917

Creator: Hill, Ulysses H.

Cotton-Sack Clamp

Patent for a cotton sack clamp with improvements for securing adjustable shoulder straps to cotton sacks without the need for sewing

Date: July 22, 1913

Creator: Stanton, John William

Brace Attachment For Seats

Patent for diver stability and control of heavy machinery like cultivators, mowers, etc. Is designed to attach to all machine seats and adjust to a driver's leg or thigh; it also functions as a foot rest.

Date: October 29, 1918

Creator: Hart, Henry, C., Sr.

Insect-Destroyer

Patent for an improved insect destroyer that can be fixed to farm equipment and other vehicles.

Date: March 21, 1916

Creator: King, Charles L. & McKie, Stephan A.

Level.

Patent for improvements to levels to provide more reliable and accurate information. It is also stronger and more durable and is produced at a lower cost.

Date: March 30, 1915

Creator: Satterfield, John E.

Washing Appliance.

Patent for a washing appliance that consists of pipes that release hot water within a container. This appliance can be used to wash clothing. The patent explains how the appliance works and the specifics of each pipe.

Date: January 28, 1919

Creator: McFarland, James W.

Washboiler

Patent for an improved wash boiler that contains a false bottom and ejectors to more efficiently clean the wash boiler, and to better control the passage of water.

Date: December 16, 1919

Creator: McFarland, James W.

Trapping Device.

Patent for a fish trapping device.

Date: January 9, 1912

Creator: Rains, George M.

Stalk Cutter

Patent for stalk cutter. This invention consists of rotating knives that severs the stalks into several pieces for use as fertilizer. Illustrations included.

Date: March 22, 1910

Creator: Davis, Thomas A.

Neck Yoke

Patent for neck yoke.

Date: December 19, 1916

Creator: Metts, Amos E.

Underreamer.

Patent for an underreamer that will be used to ensure that the well casing is clean. Its construction is simple and can be made cheaper than older devices of the same type.

Date: February 9, 1914

Creator: Pippin, John W.

Motor

Patent for a new type of motor. The aim of this new type of motor is to use head and cold to expand and contract the bar used to apply power.

Date: April 6, 1915

Creator: Miller, Leonard

Syringe

Patent for a syringe for containing water used for bathing and fountains. Illustrations included.

Date: September 17, 1912

Creator: Rhone, George Mobley

Washboiler.

Patent for improvements in washboilers involving water and steam being forced through a perforated clothes receptacle as well as automatic draining or release of accumulated water and soil.

Date: July 2, 1918

Creator: McFarland, James W.