by, but those who get that each man knows just what to in trouble do not see that their rules do and when to do it, or you have are carried out. You have to have not an up-to-date room. Number Twenty. By C. H. STRICKLAND, Belton, S. C. In discussing the subject, Causesand Prevention of Uneven Yarn,… … C. H. Strickland Belton, S. C. caus^ an unevenness that cannot beremedied throughout all the pro-cesses. After the stock leaves the mixingroom, it is delivered to the auto-matic feeder in the picker room. Ifthe feeder is not kept in good run-ning order and properly fed, it willcause a lot of uneven…
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