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

Boston : Frank P. Bennett · leaf 308

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nufac-tured by these various mills and handledby Harding, Tilton & Company are unsur-passed, and are regarded as among thefinest on the American market. Boston is the headquarters for the yarnaccounts with a selling organization in NewYork, Chicago and Philadelphia. The clothaccounts are… … 30- HISTORY OF AMERICAN TEXTILES. CRANSTON PRINT WORKS William Sprague, first of his name, resi-dent in Cranston, R. I., was a well-to-dofarmer. The Pocasset, a branch of the Paw-tuxet River, ran through his farm, and on ithe had a saw and grist mill, the site of whichis now covered by the Cranston…

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