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•yiME is money. This is more true of the farmer than anyone else. Your trouble is to find 
X time to do all the things you want and ought to do. For over fifty years we have been 
working out ways for the farmer to save time in his daily barn work. And the saving of more 
than halt the barn work that Louden Equipment makes possible does far more than cut the 
expense of barn work in two—it takes the backache and drudgery out of barn cleaning, feeding 
and watering stock—gives you a sanitary barn and greater milk production from your herd 
kor a tew cows or many—for a big barn or a small one—we have the equipment that meets 
your needs and which you can install yourself without trouble. It begins to show a surpris¬ 
ingly big profit the day you put it in. And don’t overlook the fact that Louden Equipment 
Works for You Every Day in the Year 
Louden Cow Stalls and Swinging Tubular 
Stanchions give the cows genuine pasture 
comfort cows are free to turn around and 
car d themselves they can sleep as they would 
out in the pasture, with their heads nestled up 
against their body. Louden Stalls and Stan¬ 
chions make it easy to keep the herd clean, 
saving much disagreeable work, making more 
sanitary conditions, and insuring a better 
quality of milk. And the Louden Built-Up 
Manger Curb, which saves so much feed, can 
be used only with the Louden Stanchion. 
Louden Quick Detachable* 
Water Bowls not only save 
all the labor of watering the 
cows, but still more important, 
they increase the milk yield 
from 25 to 40%. A lift of the 
hand takes them off or puts 
them on—simple and easy to 
keep clean. Insures a constant 
supply of fresh, even-tempered 
water—a big paying invest¬ 
ment from every standpoint 
—for few cows or many. 
The Louden Litter Carrier takes out the equal 
of five wheelbarrow loads of manure each trip 
takes it clean without dripping or scattering 
—takes it away from the entrance and dumps 
it. Operates so smoothly that a 12-year-old 
boy finds the job a pleasure instead of the usual 
drudgery. Does away with slopping around 
the barnyard in slush ankle-deep during bad 
weather. Made in different sizes to meet any 
farmer s needs. One of the greatest labor 
savers ever built for the farm. 
Get These Two Books—No Charge—No Obligation 
The Louden Illustrated Catalog -224 pages—tells all about 
full line of Labor Saving Barn Equipment—Stalls and Stanchions, 
Ljtter and Feed Carriers, Water Bowls, Animal Pens, Hay Unload- 
ing Tools, Power Hoists. Barn and Garage Door Hangers, Hog 
House. Equipment, Cupolas, Ventilators —" Everything for the 
Don t fail to get this book—it’s yours for the asking—you 
will find an equipment that exactly meets your requirements. 
Going to build or remodel a barn ?—we can be of great service 
to you. If you will give us some idea of what sort of barn you have 
!n in °’ num ° er ai ^ kind of stock you wish to house, we will 
gladly work out and send you. without charge, suggestive plans 
to best meet your particular needs. Also the Louden Barn Plan 
Book showing many styles and sizes of barns, with detailed infor¬ 
mation on every phase of barn building. It will save you trouble 
and money and costs you nothing. 
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The Louden Machinery Company 
2647 Court Street (Established i867 > Fairfield Iowa 
Branches: St. Paul, Minn.; Albany, N. Y.; Chicago, Ill. 
William Louden 
madethefirstpublicdero- 
onstration of a litler 
carrier at the Iowh State 
Fair in 1S98. He also ha3 
the first patent granted 
by the United States 
Government on Litter 
Carriers. 
LABOR SAVING 
BARN EQUIPMENT 
Na 
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