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THE CLEVELAND COURIER, CLEVELAND, GEORGIA.
Fordson
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R. F. D. No. a,
September 17th, 1910.
Mr. LouU Wiadoni,
Gainesville, Ga.
Dear Sir:—
At present my Fordson is being used for grading on
tbe State highway from Dabionega to Brooktou, and is do¬
ing tbe work of six millet. For plowing l bad rather use
my tractor than team* and I get much better result*.
J have alto used my Fordton for threshing, sawing
shingle*, sawing wood and harrowing. It has never failed
to pull anything I baveliitcbed it to, and I had rather use
lit for belt work than a steam engine.
I can harrow fifteen acres a day and do it better than I
ears do with teams. My Fordson uses about fifteen gallons
of kerosene • s day. . I nfigKty well pleased with tbe
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work it does. * .* *
^ . Yours truly,
* (Signed) J. L, Bryant.
Dahlonega, Georgia,
R. F. D. No. a,
September 17th, 1920.
Louie E. Wisdom,
Gainesville, Ga.,
Dear Sir:—
My Fordson has given perfect satisfaction as far as I
have tried it. I have been abl® to get better results with
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my Fordson in plowing and harrowing ever
gotten with teams and it will take the place of six mules on
the farm, My son is now using my Fordson on the State
highway from Dahlonega to Brookton and it is doing the
work of six mules.
My Fordson has done good work and I am well pleased
with it. I am going to pull a sixty saw gin with it this fall.
It hasn’t given me any trouble. I consider the Fordson a
mightj good investment for a man who can use oni.
Very truly yours.
(Signed) J. B. Stringer.
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Buy Your Fordson Now While You Can Get It
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LOUIS E. WISDOM
DEALER GAINESVILLE, GA.
Murrayville, Georgia,
R. F. D. No. 2,
September 14th, 1920.
Mr. Louis E. Wisdom,
Gainesville, Georgia,
Dear Sir;—
Before I got my Fordson I could gel along all right,
but after using it 1 don’t see how I did and 1 would not be
without one now.
Where a man lias fifteen or twenty acres that he can
plow with a tractor it will pay him to buy a Fordson.
My mould board plows that 1 got with the tractor have
been very satisfactory for plowing all kinds of land. The
slated wing base will shed any kind of land as well as the
disc plow will.
I have tried several kinds of tractors, but I have found
the Fordson the best of all of them for this country.
Very truly yours,
(Signed) E. L. Clark.
Gainesville, Georgia,
R. F. D. No. 7,
September 16th, 1920.
Dear Sir :—
I have had my Fordson since the fall of 1918. It beats
anything I have ever had for plowing. I can tell to a row
where I plow with it. It’s the best thing I have ever seen
for pulling a binder or a mowing machine. 1 have had
some trouble with my tractor, but after learning how to run
and use it we don’t have a bit of trouble with it. I have
used it for threshing, pulling a crusher, a cut off saw and a
corn sheller; it pulls them all as well as any engine I have
ever used. For belt work and plowing in gray land ten
gallons of kerosene will rua it all day ; for plowing in hard
red land it will use fifteen gallon* a day.
My Fordson is the best piece of machine 1 have ever
had on my farm. It has stood up well and is practically as
good as new; in fact, I think that it will pull more now
than when I got it.
The Fordson is the best tractor made for this country.
I would not try to farm without a Fordson after using one.
It it like the nigger’s rabbit, it is good for anything.
My tractor has more than paid for itself.
Yours truly.
(Signed) F. M. Welcliel.
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Dahlonega, Georgia,
R. F. D. No. 2,
September 16th, 1920.
Mr. Louis E. Wisdom,
Gainesville, Ga.,
Dear Sir:
After using my Fordson, I don’t see bow I could get
along without it. I can use it anywhere I can use a team.
I have threshed over two thousand bushels of wheat with
my Fordson, pulling the threshing machine around the
country with it, and I have never used over fifteen gallons
of kerosene a day. 1 use my Fordson for pulling a twenty
four inch Meadow Corn Mill, and can grind twelve bushels
an hour, and for grinding it tukes only ten gallons of kero¬
sene a day.
The Fordson is the best thing I have ever tried for
stretching a wire fence and pulling cars and trucks out of
mud holes. I have also used it for moving a house with a
block and tackle.
The only thing I have had to do to my tractor since I
bought it has been to clean tbe spark plugs
My Fordson does the best work of any engine I have
ever used.
Very truly yours,
(Signed) J. K. Peck.
Murrayville, Georgia,
Route No. 1,
September 9th, 1920.
Mr. Louis E. Wisdom,
Gainesville, Ga.
Dear Sir:—
I am writ ing you a letter to tell you what 1 think of my
Fordson Tractor. It is one of the finest implements I have
ever had on my farm—easy to handle and any child tan
operate it. I have a boy ten years of age that can start and
drive it anywhere. 1 have done almost all kinds of work
with my engine. 1 have plowed, harrowed, pulled two
middle bursters at once, laying off corn land ; I have ginned
cotton, sawed shingles, sawed wood, hauled over tho road,
threshed wheat—I threshed 4250 bushels of wheat in eight¬
een days- 1 have shelled corn, dragged logs and rocks,
I am well pleased with my engine—don't see how I
could do without it. Anybody that has ever used a Ford¬
son will always say a good word for it.
Hoping to remain,
Yours very truly,
(Signed) F. J. Haynes.
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