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The CASE Cars Prove their Power at National Hill Climb
at Algonquin, Illinois
In one Class Event the Three CASE Cars entered, finished 1st, 2nd and 3rd. In the other Class Event the Two CASE CARS entered
finished 1st and 2nd. The only car to better CASE time was a 200-horse-power Imported Racing Car.
Clipping from Chicago Newspapers, June 9th, 1911:
"By winning two firsts, two seconds and one third in the two divisions in which they competed in the Algonquin Hiil climb near Chica
go last week the Case Cars proved their speed and strength in a manner that has excited an unusual amount of comment. ' The fact that the
only American stock car that beat the machine made by the J. I. Case Threshing Machine Company had more than twice the latter's cylinder
displacement and sells for more than twice as much money is in itself a matter worthy of interest to every man who can handle a steering
wl)eel One of the best contested features ot the day was won by Jagersberger in a Case car; Strang in another Case taking second
place, with Monckmeter in a Staver third and another Staver fourth. Jagersberger likewise defeated Strang in the Class "C" tests in which
Case cars ran first, second and third in that feature."
More Than Satisfied
Plattsmouth, Nehkaska,
August 17, 1911. J
I nm the owner of a CASE
Threshing Machine, which I pur
chased from Mr. M. E. Munspenker
of Plattsmouth, and I want to say
that the machine does much bet
ter than I thought it possibly
could, and I am more than satis
fied in every way. I consider the
CASE the best on the market to
day. This season 1 have threshed
with the same alxuit thirty thou
sand bushels of grain, and the
machine worked perfectly all the
time in use. I have threshed one
thousand bushels of wheat in ten
hours. Cakl Sekciin.
THE CASE COMPANY
I have railroaded more or less for 35 years, and will say that the wheel scrapers that
I bought from M. E, Manspeaker, your agent, are the best all around scrapers that I have
ever handled and I cannot speak too highly of them. GEORGE POISALL.
The J. D. Case Corn Shelter and
Does More Than It Claims
The Best
Threshing Machine!
Known AM Purpose Machinery on the Market for the Farmer Today!
Plattsmouth, Nebraska,
August 10, 1911. j '
We are owners of a CASE
Threshing Machine, and cannot
speak too highly of it. We
threshed twenty-two acres of
wheat in three hours and a half,
the wheat averaging about twen
ty bushels to the acre. We con
sider the CASE Threshing Ma
chine by far the best and would
not use any other. If anything,
it does more than is claimed for
it by the manufacturers. Pete
Campbell's 15-hp engine furnished
the power.
William Splitt
Glenn Campbell
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This week we are publishing just a few of themnnv tpstimnnink nf thpir vjilnr. tn trip users. Thpv nre monev makers for their owners, as
well as a great time and labor-saving machinery. When you select a piece of machinery from the CASE line you may rest assured that yon ?r
getting the very best no matter how small or how large your investment may be. The CASE line is far
from the experiment station, they are successfully filling every demand of the farmer. They are famous for
their wonderful power and durability, their capacity for handling all the heavy work of the farm. They have
proven their value as both time and money savers for their owners. See us today for anything that you are
needing in the line of new and modern farm machinery.
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