J. H. Day Co. v. Mountain City Mill Co.
District Court, E.D. Tennessee
In Equity. Suit by the J. H. Day Company against the Mountain City Mill Company and others. On final hearing on pleadings and proof.
1Opinion of the Court
SANFORD, District Judge.
After careful consideration of the evidence, including the affidavits and copies of letters patent admitted, pursuant to stipulation, on the reopening of the proof, and the arguments and briefs of counsel, my conclusions, briefly stated, without elaboration are:
[1] 1. Ward Patent No. 865,J¡61. This is a patent for an improvement in dough-cutting machines, providing a machine in which crackers and the like may be cut from the dough sheet by a cutter moving in unison with the feed of the sheet through the machine, so that the sheet may he fed continuously through the…
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