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Southern textile bulletin (1911)

Charlotte, N.C. : [s.n.] · leaf 144

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dhomelike as those of the averagecitizen in like circumstances. Thecut shows the kind of houses pro-vided for the mill families. Theyare of different designs, some twostories, others cottages. They arepainted in pleasing colors so thatthere is not the usual uniformityfound in most mill villages.… … EMPLOYEES OF KLXSTON COTTON MILLS. Welfare work has always beenrecognized as a legitimate part ofthe mill business and the manage-ment of these two mills have for anumber of years set apart a certainsum to be expended for this pur-pose. A trained welfare worker isin charge of this department,…

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