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Crude-Oil Burner

Patent for a crude oil burner. Illustrations included.

Date: June 7, 1910

Creator: Shaeffer, Charles

Animal-Trap

Patent for an animal trap with a new kind of trigger fir closing the door to the trap.

Date: December 13, 1910

Creator: Hatchell, Benjamin

Cotton-Blocking Attachment for Cultivators

Patent for an attachment for cultivators for arranging blocks of cotton onto a stand. Illustrations included.

Date: February 22, 1910

Creator: Horner, John P.

Clothes Pounder

Patent for a clothes pounder. Illustration included.

Date: May 17, 1910

Creator: Turner, James S. & Campbell, John Luther

Cotton-Chopper.

Patent for a cotton chopper, which has a hoe on one side and a cultivator on the other.

Date: March 15, 1910

Creator: Dittrich, William

Cotton-Chopper.

Patent for a cotton chopper, which can be more easily turned without damaging the cotton plants.

Date: March 1, 1910

Creator: Snow, Orto S.

Automobile Torpedo

Patent for a shell torpedo launcher for submarines.

Date: December 20, 1910

Creator: Douglas, William M.

Brace

Patent for a brace. Illustration included.

Date: November 22, 1910

Creator: Goodson, Milton A.

Patent for a coin controlled machine. This invention is designed to accept coins of proper values and operation is dependent on predetermined portion of the im pressed surface of the coin. Illustrations included.

Date: September 6, 1910

Creator: Scheble, Eugene S. & Rast, Felix Q.

Combined Tie-Plate and Rail Anticreeper

Patent for a railroad tie plate designed to remained locked to the base of the rail and to prevent dislocation of the base. Illustrations included.

Date: March 29, 1910

Creator: Clarke, Marcus S. & Adreon, Edward L., Jr.

Base for Columns

Patent for a base for columns which drains water away from the base.

Date: September 20, 1910

Creator: Riley, Samuel L.

Cotton Checker and Cultivator.

Patent for improvements in cotton checkers and cultivators by “providing a device in which the width of the hills or rows may be adjusted to suit the requirements of various grades of soil.” (Lines 15-17) Another improvement is to provide a “means to which the plows of the cultivator may be simultaneously raised or lowered, and when so raised or lowered may be kept in their adjusted positions.” (Lines 19-22) Illustration is included.

Date: January 11, 1910

Creator: Hamilton, Robert