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Dempsters - Wikipedia Because of their prominence on the farms and ranches in the United States countryside, Dempster windmills may be the company's most recognized product In 1885 Dempsters produced its first pumping windmill, the Original Dempster Solid Wheel Mill
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Who Invented the Dumpster? | Budget Dumpster When Dempster first put his creation to work in 1935, then trademarked as the “Dempster Dumpster”, he had intended to use it solely for his company’s own construction projects Yet as his competitors learned of his invention, the company was soon inundated with orders
Classic Refuse Trucks DEMPSTER Though Dempster probably didn't originally envision his invention as refuse collector, it turned out to be a perfectly timed solution to what was becoming a critical sanitation problem in many cities
What Is a Dempsey Dumpster? - Synonym In 1935, George Dempster developed a truck and trash bin to ease the removal of waste from construction sites The truck was designed to pick up and dump a specialized bin, which he called a dumpster, and haul the trash away to the local landfill
Dempster - Wikipedia Dempster Street, a major east–west artery north of Chicago, Illinois, part of which is part of U S Route 14 Dempster (CTA Purple Line station), a Chicago Transit Authority rapid transit station in Evanston, Illinois
A History of Dempster Windmills - U. S. National Park Service Dempster created a series of open back-geared steel windmills while continuing to make wooden mills By the 1880s, wooden vaneless windmills were growing in popularity across the central Great Plains