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History of American textiles : with kindred and auxiliary industries (illustrated) (1922)

Boston : Frank P. Bennett · leaf 216

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ree yards ofcloth to a garment, this represents the ma-terial for 173,333 garments per day, or52,000,000 per year. The Proximity Print Works, Proxmity Manufacturing Company,Revolution, and White Oak Mills, manufac-ture denims, indigo drills, khakis, printedshirtings, outing and canton flannels.… … CFASAR CON1 ville Cotton Mills. Asheville, 11 C. cham-brays and cottonades; Cliffside Mills, Cliff-r.ide, N. C, staple ginghams; Dacotah CottonMills. Lexington, N. C, chambrays; McAdenMills, McAdensville, N. C, outing flannels,chambrays an^ plaids; Minneola Manufac-turing Co , Gib-onville, N. C,…

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