Biographical Sketch of Isaac W. Lincoln, St. Joseph, Buchanan County, MO

>From "History of Buchanan County, Missouri, Published 1881, St. Joseph
Steam Printing Company, Printers, Binders, Etc., St. Joseph, Missouri.
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Isaac W. Lincoln, of the Lincoln Manufacturing Company, inventor,
patentee and sole proprietor of Lincoln's patent combination dough
kneader, flour chest and sifter, is a native of Clay County, Missouri,
and was born in 1829.  In 1864, he came to St. Joseph, and for a number
of years was proprietor of the Pacific House.  In later years he has 
been engaged in the manufacturing business, manufacturing all classes
of machinery.  The justly celebrated Lincoln dough kneader is here
constructed.  In the invention of this machine, Mr. Lincoln has given
to the people a long felt want.  It is simple in construction, easy
to operate and occupies a small space.  For it Mr. Lincoln has received
testimonials from several prominent physicians in St. Joseph; also from
a large number of the leading ladies, not only of the city, but in 
other states.  The patent is only of a recent issue and promises, in 
the near future to come under the markets of the world.

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