Strong Scott Manufacturing, originally located in Minneapolis, MN, manufactured equipment for processing grain and flour. The company started in the late 1890s but ceased operations in 1967. Their line of equipment was highly regarded for being durable and well-made but doesn't show up in online images much, though catalogs exist. This particular device is a clamp that secured the grain spout of the elevator onto a train car. We'll look for an image of it in use.
Several current companies including Bepex and Gerber of Montana reference Strong Scott as being part of their business and Norseman Distilling proudly occupies their old factory.
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