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How to build, equip and operate a cotton mill in the United States (1913)

Frank P. Bennett & Co · Boston, New York [etc.] F. P. Bennett & company, inc · leaf 758

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,417 X 6.00 yards per lb. = 38,502 yards of yarn per lb.38,502 -^ S40 standard = 46/1, average yarn size.1.0000 4- 6.00 yards per lb. = .167, weight per yard.,167 X .0436 = .00f7, weight of colored yarn..167 — .007 = .160, weight of grey yarn.31.51c. per lb. X -160 = 5.04c., cost of grey… … Sample of Cloth for Which the Cost Is Given. Scientific Management in the Cotton Mill Whenever a new machine is puton the market which is claimed toperform any one of the operations bywhich cotton is manufactured intoyarn or cloth or whenever anj newprocess is introduced which is claim-ed to be…

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