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Northrop, E. B.; Chittenden, H. A., Jr. (ed.) / The Wisconsin lumberman, devoted to the lumbering interests of the northwest
(August, 1874)
The Milwaukee brick machine, pp. 486-487
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4The Wisconsin Lumberman. THE MILWAUKE BRICK MACHINE. Milwaukee has long been famous for its superior quality of brick. Su- periority of machinery is as necessary to successful brick making as it is in any other line of manufacture. Fi- ler, Stowell & Co.. Milwaukee, have recently purchased the right to man- ufacture the best brick machine in i; use, and will supply the states of In- diana, Obio and Kentucky particu- larlv. as well as furnish machines for use in any other localities. Mr. Gur- ney, an experienced person, will do the business of selling and putting up these machines. One of these brick machines has just been placed in operation at Cleveland, Ohio, and is now making brick at the rate of 35,000 per day. The machine is made for either horse or steam power. All brickmakers who have used this machine are unanimous in saying it is the " best they ever saw." I i . - 486
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