Matteson

[ mat-suhn ]

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noun

Combined harvester and thresher—Matteson, United States, 1886.

So the tenth and final roll-call gave Trumbull fifty-one votes, and Matteson forty-seven.

On the eighth call, Matteson gained two votes, Lincoln fell to 27, and Trumbull received 18.

My favorite form is the dextro-quinine, made by Keasby & Matteson, Philadelphia.

In the same year, Matteson invented his combined harvester and thresher.

April 19, 2024tortuous

[tawr-choo-uhs ]

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