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Cotton-Press.

Patent for a simple and inexpensive cotton press that gets cotton from a gin, forms it into a soft bat, and compresses it into a bale. The operator can tie a band around the bale. It consists of a frame, rollers, and gears.

Date: February 21, 1893

Creator: Bessonette, William T.

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Cotton-Press.

Patent for an improved, inexpensive, and simple cotton press that is "adapted to compress cotton at the initial point of ginning and in a continuous operation with that of ginning, whereby [the inventor] avoid[s] the expense and labor occasioned by the handling of the cotton during its storage and transportation to the neighboring compress and the expense of said compression, and at the same time produce such compression or condensation of the cotton that I am enabled to secure the cheap rates … more

Date: November 21, 1893

Creator: Bessonette, William T.

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Cotton-Picker

Patent for cotton picking in relation to the picking needle that is capable of longitudinal movement.

Date: January 8, 1918

Creator: Johnson, Billie

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Baling Press

Patent for Baling Press

Date: August 4, 1903

Creator: Jones, Isaac V.

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Baling Press

Patent for a baling press. This invention provides a lever and connection to move the plunger to the sliding fulcrum. Illustration included.

Date: October 2, 1906

Creator: Woodward, Lemuel A.

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Cotton Packer.

Patent for a new and improved cotton packer. This design consists in "the combination of a reciprocating plunger having an upright frame formed with a cross-piece at its top, a drum having means for revolving it in opposite directions, a chain attached to the plunger and to the drum winding upon the same, a spring secured at its middle to the cross-piece of the plunger-frame, and chains secured to the ends of the spring and to the drum winding upon the same in opposite direction to the chain fr… more

Date: March 1, 1887

Creator: Dulaney, John Thornton

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Cotton-Compress.

Patent for a cotton-compress in which the "cotton is fed to the compress direct from the gin, and is wound into a dense cylindrical bale, and the said invention consists in certain novel means for adding additional pressure to the bale as it is being rolled up, in readily detaching the finished bale from the machine, in providing a reservoir for the surplus cotton, when the gin is running and the machine has stopped" (lines 14-22).

Date: November 27, 1894

Creator: Bessonette, Charles L. & Bessonette, William T.

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Cotton Chopper.

Patent for a new and improved cotton chopper. This design consists in "wheels, axles, shafts, and plow-beams of a cultivator, of the bar pivoted to the plow-beams, the lever-handle pivoted to the bar, the hoe on the lower end of the lever handle, the [other] shaft, the cam on said shaft, the jointed lever having its forward end forked and its rear end slotted, the gear wheels, the clutch, the [other] lever, and the catch" (lines 66-74).

Date: October 26, 1886

Creator: Rector, John R.

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Garment-Supporter.

Patent for a new garment-supporter, designed "to provide a simple, inexpensive, and efficient device adapted to support the hose and lower garments from the shoulders and capable of permitting perfect freedom of movement of every part of the body without chafing the same" (lines 12-17), which includes illustrations and instructions.

Date: August 8, 1905

Creator: Duckworth, Mary Eliza

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Scarf Protector.

Patent for a new and improved scarf protector. This design "is to provide an improved device for protecting the upper exposed edge of a necktie or scarf from wear . . . in such a manner that said securing [device is] concealed from view. With these ends in view the first part of [the] invention consists in an extensible protector, U-shaped in cross-section, to fit closely over the upper edge of the scarf and consisting of two members or sections, which are connected at the rear thereof by a pin… more

Date: April 23, 1889

Creator: Moyer, Jesse Hechler

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Seed-Cotton Receiver

Patent for seed cotton receivers so that each gin receives a specific amount of cotton, allowing it to self-regulate.

Date: July 5, 1892

Creator: Schulze, Andrew

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Restaurant Serving Mechanism

Patent for a restaurant serving mechanism. The mechanism is a wagon-like structure intended to make serving food and cleaning up tables a more streamlined process.

Date: June 30, 1920

Creator: Mabry, Raymond A

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Ribbon and Braid Holder.

Patent for a new and improved ribbon and braid holder. This design "consist[s] of [a] V-shaped wire having the cross-piece and the pin, having eyes at its ends, through which eyes the shanks of the V-shaped wire pass freely . . . [and] [t]he combination, with the roll, having the central aperture" (lines 55-61).

Date: July 14, 1885

Creator: Stone, Charles M.

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Plow.

Patent for a plow that has a revolving moldboard and parts for using and cleaning the moldboard.

Date: November 12, 1895

Creator: Sevier, Samuel G.

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Improved Medical Compound.

Patent for improvements in medical compound.

Date: January 7, 1868

Creator: Taylor, Daniel W.

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Cotton Chopper or Cultivator.

Patent for a cotton chopper whose shovels are adjustable and that leaves the cotton in small piles behind it.

Date: January 21, 1908

Creator: Ferriott, Charles L.

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Deep-Well Pump

Patent for a deep well pump. The pump allows for existing well casing can be adapted to support the pump and valves without being removed.

Date: March 2, 1920

Creator: Ligon, Arthur Lee

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Device for Stacking Mail-Matter.

Patent for a device for stacking and bundling all manner of print materials sent through the mail.

Date: April 21, 1914

Creator: Thompson, Earl P. F.

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Wedge Cutter

Patent for a device that cuts wood into different sized wedges. This is a device used in the construction industry.

Date: July 14, 1915

Creator: Echols, Elijah B. & Zindler, Herman J.

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Design for a Ridge-Conduit

Patent for a new, original, and ornamental Design for a Ridge-Conduit.

Date: June 20, 1916

Creator: Zetak, Joseph J.

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Dental Drill Attachment.

Patent for a new and improved dental-drill attachment. This design consists in "the combination, with the upper pulley and the supporting pully-frame of a drill, of a rod having hinged to its upper end the clip, having the set-screw, and having at its lower end the frame, having the wheel and the side-spools journaled within it" (lines 25-31).

Date: August 13, 1889

Creator: Moyer, Jesse Hechler & Stansell, Jesse Paine

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Printer's Galley.

Patent for an "invention to dispense with the usual quoins for locking up the printed matter in a galley and to provide in lieu thereof an adjustable lock-up device of novel construction." (Lines 14-18) Includes instructions and illustrations.

Date: February 11, 1896

Creator: Denison, Frank L.

Partner: UNT Libraries Government Documents Department

Car-Coupling.

Patent for improvements in car-couplings by enhancing a device called pin-lifter to couple and uncouple rail cars. Illustration is included.

Date: September 8, 1891

Creator: Weathersby, Sarah Ann

Partner: UNT Libraries Government Documents Department

Calendar

Patent for a calendar. This invention relates to a form of calendar known as "perpetual" calendars. Illustration included.

Date: October 10, 1905

Creator: Landrum, Joel Lee

Partner: UNT Libraries Government Documents Department

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