seeding machine

In 1903 the company merged into American Seeding Machine Co.

Behind the freshly picked greens, more are coming, an assembly line that continues past the seedlings to an automated seeding machine where the process begins.

In 1903, the company and several other companies merged to form the American Seeding Machine Company.

Buchwalter was president of the American Seeding Machine Co. from 1903 to 1911.

City is hub of making agriculture equipments like thraser, ploughs, seeding machines, trolleys.

The evidence showed that the shanks or standards of plows, cultivators, and seeding machines have been used in a great variety of forms.

Hart-Parr Tractor Company began operations in 1897, and the American Seeding Machine Company, dated back to 1848.

A 1903 corporate merger involving Hoosier Drill, Superior Drill, and several other firms created the American Seeding Machine Company.

Accordingly, the American Seeding Machine Company established its corporate headquarters at Springfield in the facilities formerly operated by the Superior Drill Company.

He resigned as treasurer of the American Seeding Machine Company in order to invest more time for the failing Westcott Motor Car Company.

The American Seeding Machine Company was organized in 1903 from the a merger of seven different manufacturers of grain drills, corn planters and other "seeding machines."

In 1903, as part of a merger, Burton J. Westcott came to Springfield, Ohio as Treasurer of The American Seeding Machine Company.

On a recent day, students prepared to use a seeding machine and some plug trays in order to begin a planting process that would result in hundreds of Easter lilies, geraniums, petunias and other plants.

He was President of Superior Drill Company, President of American Seeding Machine Company and first President of The Citizens National Bank of Springfield, Ohio.

In 1872, He and his wife moved to Springfield, Ohio where he join the Industrial Era and became president of the Superior Drill Company (later the American Seeding Machine Company) and president of the Citizens' National Bank.