Youngs v. Advance-Rumely Thresher Co.

In 1916 plaintiff purchased a threshing machine engine from the defendant. Later, in the same year, he purchased a grain separator, giving therefor his five promissory notes, aggregating $989, secured by a chattel mortgage on the engine and separator. This separator did not do good work. Defendant made several ineffectual efforts to make it do so. The machine was finally returned to the defendant and a new one furnished plaintiff. The negotiations to this end were consummated on August 29, 1917, by plaintiff’s executing a written order for the new machine, which was accepted in writing by the…