Official American textile directory; containing reports of all the textile manufacturing establishments in the United States and Canada, together with the yarn trade index ... Comp. annually by the Textile world journal (1901)
Boston, Mass. : Guild & Lord ; New York : Bragdon, Lord & Nagle · leaf 6
it. In several mills, weavers are paid less than one-half theformer price for weaving cloth per cut, and yet makehigher wages than when running common looms. A mill that cannot appreciate that statement simply cannotappreciate the tale told by concrete figures. Those whoattempt to sell cloth… … We have by no means stopped manufacturingother Cotton Machinery simply becauseour loom has become such an importantfactor in our business. We not only con-tinue to make and sell Twisters, Warpers, Spoolers, Reels, Balling ilachines, Spindles, Temples, Separators, Spinning Rings,Etc., Etc. But we…
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