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- Buckle-Making Machine
- Patent for a buckle making machine for forming wires into tie buckles for bales of cotton, hay, etc. Illustrations included.
- Bale-Tie Buckle
- Patent for a bale tie buckle made up of hooks that will not come apart under pressure.
- Combined Seed-Planter and Fertilizer-Distributer
- Allows for planting and fertilizing fields at same time whether it is "for strewing or for check-row planting with or without wire" (lines12-13).
- Canopy-Frame.
- Patent for "a simple, compact and efficient extensible frame adapted to be supported for use either in connection with a bedstead or door and window openings, &c" (lines 9-13). It is constructed to be arranged in multiple positions and "to support the fabric of the canopy in the desired position without risk of tearing or otherwise injuring the same" (lines 15-18).
- Coffee-Mill.
- Patent for a coffee mill that utilizes an electric motor for power (grinding).
- Composition for Tanning
- Patent for new and useful improvements in compounds for tanning, using water, four gallons, fluid extract of phytolacca or common poke root, quarter of an ounce, gum gambier, four pounds, and alum, one pound.
- Car Pooling
- Patent for rail-car coupling. Illustration included.
- Bridge Construction
- Patent for a truss bridge which also uses suspension cables and is lighter than previous truss bridges.
- Bicycle Attachment.
- Patent for a bicycle attachment that supports the frame and can be used as a "carrier or support for a child, package, a satchel, &c." (Lines 12-13) Illustrations included.
- Combined Seed-Planter and Fertilizer-Distributer.
- Patent for combined seed planter and fertilizer distributer that "can be readily adapted for strewing or for check-row planting with or without a checkwire" (lines 14-16).
- Coffee-Pot.
- Patent for coffee pot attachment to prevent coffee grounds from getting into the coffee pot's spout.
- Circuit-Closer.
- Patent for a circuit closer for ignition systems "in which both of the terminals are not only isolated from each other, but are also insulated from the engine frame" (lines 10-12).
- Baling Press
- Patent for a baling press to be used for hay, straw, wool, and other fibrous materials.
- Churn-Motor.
- Patent for improving crank-lever churn motors for a more simple construction that results in a more lightweight but strong machine.
- Bale-Tie Buckle
- Patent for a bale-tie buckle.
- Body Supported Brackett
- Patent for body supported bracket for mirrors. Illustration included.
- Baling-Press
- Patent for a baling press with an improved plunger which returns to upright position automatically after pressing the bale.
- Combined Hydrant and Stop and Waste Cock.
- Patent for a hydrant water cock, which stops water from flowing into the hydrant when it is turned and drains the hydrant.
- Automatic Air-Brake Appliance
- Patent for an automatic air brake appliance for railroad cars that activates if the car derails.
- Bridge Construction.
- Patent for a new and useful bridge construction, including instructions and illustrations.
- Baling Press
- Patent for a baling press. This invention is a screw operated double acting plunger that compresses the bales. Illustration included.
- Combined Shears And Knife
- Patent for a knife attached to shears.
- Buckle for Bale-Ties
- Patent for a buckle for bale ties for use on hay bales.
- Apparatus for Loading Wagons.
- Patent for a new and improved apparatus for loading wagons. This design consists in "[t]he combination of the platform having the opening and the trap-doors, the fastening devices to secure the trap-doors when closed and to permit the same to open, and the counter-weights connected to the trap-doors" (lines 24-28).
- Boot Upper.
- Patent for a new and improved boot upper. This design "relates to improvements in boots for use by lumbermen, laborers, miners, and others requiring a stout heavy boot capable of withstanding great strain, water-tight, and durable" (lines 7-11). It "consist[s] of a front and rear section, each of said sections being made in one piece and the edges of the rear section doubled over upon themselves and having their edges secured to the edges of the front section by edge stitches passing through said edges of the front section and said edges of the doubled edges of the rear section" (lines 74-81).
- Corn Planter.
- Patent for a new and improved planter. This design consists in "[t]he combination of the frame and the hopper having the closed bottom and the openings in one side, with the driving-wheel, having the tappet-pins, the seed-slides having the openings or cups, the fulcrumed levers actuated by the tappet-pins, and connected to the lower ends of the seed-slides, and the cord or strap passing over the sheave, and secured to the free ends of the levers, whereby the seed-slides are reciprocated alternately in opposite directions" (lines 74-84).
- Apparatus for Recutting Files.
- Patent for a new and improved file re-cutter. This design consists "[i]n an apparatus for recutting files by electro-chemical action, the dialectric plates and the carbon plates having their upper ends attached to said non-conducting plates, whereby the files to be recut are disposed between the carbon plates when in the solution" (lines 76-82).
- Cotton and Corn Planter.
- Patent for a new and improved planter. This design consists "[i]n combination with the hopper having its front wall inclined and formed with a guide-groove, the inner wall of which is cut out, the belt having its side edges working in the groove, and having hooks attached to the same between the side edges, said hooks projecting through the cut-out portion of the groove, so as to have free communication with the seed in the hopper" (lines 88-96).
- Combined Cotton Chopper and Cultivator.
- Patent for improved construction and variability of cotton chopping and cultivating devices. Includes instructions and illustrations.
- Combined Harrow, Seed-Planter, and Cultivator
- Patent for a combined harrow, seed-planter, and cultivator to increase the speed of planting and cultivating plants, including illustrations and instructions.
- Apparatus for Operating Churns, &c.
- Patent for an apparatus for operating churns, ice cream freezers, or the like, and is meant "to produce an apparatus in which there is simultaneously given to the vessel a revolving motion and a revolving or vibrating motion to the agitator working in the vessel" (lines 14-18).
- Bridge.
- Patent for "a simplified and cheapened construction of bridge whereby the weight and strain will be more equally divided and the braces so arranged that expansion and contraction laterally are avoided, while permitting of the necessary expansion and contraction longitudinally of the bridge." (Lines 13-20) Includes instructions and illustrations.
- Bale-Tie Buckle.
- Patent for bale-tie buckle improvement for tightly securing single length wire prior to pressure release around a cotton bale. Further bale-tie buckle improvements include sharper bends using flat or oval wire to further decrease slipping of wire.
- Improvement in Harrows.
- Patent for a new and improved harrow for more flexible use and easier cleaning.
- Bale Tile
- Patent for a bale tie for cotton bales.
- Clothes-Pin.
- Patent for clothes pins made from non-oxidizable wire, including illustrations.
- Bale-Tie Buckle.
- Patent for a new bale tie buckle made of wire material "in which the buckle is closed by the strain or stress on the bale tie" (lines 11-14), including illustrations.
- Bale-Tie.
- Patent for a bale tie that can withstand strain on the side of the band. The text describes the different parts of the bale tie and how it differs from ones currently used.
- Ant Trap.
- Patent for a new and improved ant trap. This design consists in "[t]he combination, with the side pieces, of the traps located between opposite ends of said side pieces and separated by an inclosed space, the openings communicating with said traps and the slides for closing said openings" (lines 61-66).
- Hydrant
- Patent for fire hydrant to help with easy and quick coupling with fire hose and thus to effect prompt release of water from hydrant at full pressure when being coupled.
- Harrow
- Patent for an agricultural appliance that incorporates spring teeth allowing for the easy removal of small vegetable growths by cutting close to and below the surface of the soil.
- Adjustable Footrest.
- Patent for an improved, adjustable foot rest that allows for more adjustments and range of motion "to any desired position for the comfort of the user" (lines 13-14), and is secured to the floor.
- Rotary Engine.
- Patent for an object that simplifies the operation of rotary engines and motors.
- Peanut-Digger.
- Patent for machine that extracts peanuts while avoiding losing nitrogen from the root in the process. Machine severs plants from the roots and raises the whole plant in order to release loose dirt, then gathers the. plants using a rake-like mechanism.
- Wire Working Tool
- Patent for a wire working tool. Includes illustrations.
- Wire Clothes-Pin.
- Patent for a device which utilizes a spring to assist with the clamping of textiles.
- Vibrating Churn.
- Patent for improvements in vibrating churns in which the dasher is given a rapid rotary vibrating movement and with but very little exertion to the operator. (Lines 30-32) Illustration is included.
- Internal-Combustion Engine.
- Patent for "improved construction and arrangement of parts of two cycle motors" (lines 15-17) of gas engines involving the compression and introduction of additional explosive material into the explosion chamber at the end of each cycle of movement. This invention intends to improve the efficiency of gas use, cool the motor's cylinder walls more easily, and delay the wearing of piston rings.
- Truss.
- Patent for an "improved truss or abdominal belt" (lines 40-41) that provides a simple design with added pads.
- Locomotive.
- Patent for a new and improved locomotive. This design "relates to a locomotive running-gear and motive-power connection; and the novelty consists in the construction, arrangement, and adaptation of parts" (lines 15-18).