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Southern textile bulletin (1911)

Charlotte, N.C. : [s.n.] · leaf 198

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realize the part that the cot-ton mills of North Carolina havejjlayed in reducing illiteracy but in the years prior to the present edu- roads and therefore many children cational and good roads movement, failed to attend. There were no the children of the farms had to compulsory education, as there… … coTTAca: OF ami:i{I(:an yarn and processing company Wherever men like C. E. Hutchi-son built mills, they also builtschools because they realized thatonly through education could theydevelop the high type of mill oper-ative that would be needed whenthe South began to manufacturefiner yarns and to…

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