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Miskin Scraper Works

 Organization

Dates

  • Existence: 1917-

Administrative History

Miskin Scraper Works (est. 1917) is an agricultural manufacturing company in Ucon, Idaho.

Miskin Scraper Works was founded in 1917 by A. R. Miskin in Ucon, Idaho. The company produced different types and styles of scraper machinery that could be pulled behind either tractors or horses, depending on the model of scraper. Miskin Scraper Works also had subsidiary branches that specialized in other farm equipment which aided in management of livestock.

Still located in Ucon Idaho, the company continues to produce agricultural machinery.

Citation:
A. R. Miskin papers, 1850-1998 (based in Ucon, Idaho; scrapers could pulled behind tractors or horses; subsidiary branches aiding in management of livestock)

Miskin Scraper Works website, via WWW, Mar. 29, 2013 (producing since 1917; founded by A. R. Miskin; still based in Ucon, Idaho)

Found in 1 Collection or Record:

A. R. Miskin papers

 Collection
Identifier: MSS 8071
Scope and Contents

Contains the personal correspondence of A.R. Miskin, material for the Miskin Scraper Works in Ucon, Idaho, and also contains the family history papers of the A.R. and Lovina Miskin family including family group records, pedigree, charts, photographs, and other material from the Belnap, Hammon, and Miskin families of Utah, Idaho, and Kansas. Dates range from 1850-1998.

Dates: 1850-1998
Found in: L. Tom Perry Special Collections / A. R. Miskin papers

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