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Artifact of original barbed wire illinois.

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Joseph F. Glidden house  Illinois built in 1861.

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Pt 1
Barb wire works with an simple mechanism: it has one small string of wire that you twist up so that their is an hole in the middle than you put the hole through the wire,  Joseph Glidden figured this out but their was an problem: the spikes would slide all over the wire. He found the simple solution of twisting the wire t=so that it couldn't move.
Pt2
Barb wire is good for keeping out cattle and making sure that cowboys on their horses cant trample through all of your farming land and crops. One reason that it worked so well with cowboys was because if horses hit the barb wire they can get seriously injured and since cowboys dint whant to ruin their horses they almost never trampled farm land again.

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Joseph Glidden was a man who believed that he could innovate America's great problem: cattle, cattle and cowboys have been trampling all of the farming ground making it much harder to farm.  Joseph Glidden saw this problem and also saw an solution, so he dedicated almost his entire life to fix it, He did this by making an compact affordable and functional type of fence that would keep cowboys and cattle out, he called it barbwire, He first came out with this in 1873 but it became popular in 1880.  Little did he know that thus small idea would turn in to one of the worlds greatest inventions.

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Joseph Glidden, January 18th, 1813 to October 9th 1906.

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Joseph Glidden, January 18th, 1813 to October 9th 1906.

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Joseph Glidden innovated America with his exeptional idea to create better fences that were more compact affordable and functional, the reasult: an amazing invention that changed america.