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McCormick-Deering Primrose 
BALL-BEARING 
Cream Separators 
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At Custer, Michigan 
recently the dealer 
held a Primrose Ser¬ 
vice Day and had a fac¬ 
tory expert on hand to 
give whatever help 
might be needed. Of 
200 Primroses sold 
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years, only 11 were 
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Of this number the 
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P RIMROSE Cream Separators have been making a 
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Mr. C. W. Coon, Colesbui^, la., Feb. 26, 1923. 
McCormick-Deering Dealer, Colesburg, la. 
Dear Sir:—You will no doubt be interested in knowing about 
the Primrose Cream Separator which you sold me 5 years ago 
and is today giving such splendid satisfaction. 
I just returned from the Colesburg creamery and was told that 
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the next highest average test. 
. At the same time our skimmilk test was less than 1-100 of 1%, 
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The repair expense on this Primrose separator has been only 
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can’t be beat. Yours very truly, [Signed] J. W. Platt © Son. 
qPHAT is the sort of work the Primrose has been doing 
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606 So. Michigan Ave. 
of America 
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Chicago, Ill. 
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