Canning labor and southern opportunity for small scale factories
The article argues canning costs in the South are minimal due to cheap labor and abundant power, with northern migrants willing to work for less. It notes strong southern markets and direct links to the West, urging experienced canners to start small scale operations. It also reports a River side tale of rocks on a track and a seance style warning, plus assorted patent and exhibition notes from Rhode Island and New York firms.
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Moore County
North Carolina
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Immigration Department of the State
Raleigh
N. C
F. P. Woopwanp
Lincoln
Washington
Charles P. Stone
America
Thomas Jordan
Fort Pulaski
Charles C. Jones, Jr
Georgia
State of
Meredith Read
New York City
Maryland
Annapolis Junction
Seventh Regiment
Capital
Egbert L. Viele
Potomac
Wall Street
George Rutledge Gibson
Buchanan
Horatio King
Lafayette Place
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Henry W. Seeling
State Street
High
Wood Street
B.M. Lincoln
Mount Hope Avenue
A. Geisler
D. A. PI
James Miller
Bristol Phhix
Otis Munro
Alington
Graham
Otis Mun
Gorthes
Snaths
Bradford Street
E. C. Munro
Vermichuli
Matthew Younger
Ferry Hill
Bristol
Terrence P. Morris
Michael Hamil, Jr
Morris & Hamill
Rhode Island
Morris
Michael Hamill
Itia
Kennedy
Rondout
N. Y
Pittsfield
Matthew Farrell
Adams Street
David Kennedy
Rondalet
N. J
D. Kennedy
London
SAM Russia Cement Co
Io Tnony
Bradford Ansee
Chamois
E. C. i Neo
Alyzes
MRO
Gres Street
Brownell
Benton
Carr Reg
Southern Paves
Banter
Mackensie
Herbert Spencer
J. Fitzgerald
Pearl Street
Mr. Spencer
Comte
Riverside
Angell
Providence
Warren
Pine Grove
Ruppe IsLand
United States Patent Office
Franklin H. Hough
F Street
N. W
Washington, D. C
D. D. Cattanach
J C Hall
Jacob Ruoff
Ear-pick
New Orleans
Messrs. C. B. Cottrell & Sons
Air Spring Country
Riverside Steam Laundry
J.G. Sparks
Hope Street
B. H.gladding & CO
B.H. Gladding & Co
R. I
Boston
New Cambria
Nainsook
India
Holland
Thos
Allan
Monarch
Fall River
Florence
Champion Oil Stoves
Acme
Flammocikis
Chas. A. Johnson
Hope and
Franklin’ Streets
D. A. Pierce
Kunze Block
Bristol, R
Joshua Gray
Westminster Street
Providence R. I
McCall’s Bazar Patterns
Misses Thompson & Honeywell
NZS
Porto Rico
Very Choice
Otls Munro
E. Howard & CO
Elgin, Waltham, Hampden
Udor
Aed
Pat Watt
Arlington
LE Jolly
Butterick
Potter & Company
Westminster St
Cor. Dorrance St
Providence, R. I
Warren, R. I
South Main Street
C. K. Tingley
Cleveland
Elder Pub. Co
Chicago
Ill
Tk Ron, Steel and Ogden
Gradford Eee
E. GC. Munro
Jels
DR. C. J Lewis
Friendship Street
B.1
Jal
George Richmond
Weybosset Street
Burnside Streets
John Lake
High Street
Union Street
Noyes Avenue
First National Bank
Hezekiah W
B. M. Lincoln
R. 1
Constitution Street
Mount Lane
J. H. Young & CO
Wilbour, Jackson &C. Bankers and Brokers
Joshua Wilbour
Charles N. Sheldon
Benjamin A. Jackson
William Binney, Jr
Cristal Gounty Savings Bank
William I. Spooner
Henry Goff
Augustus O. Bourn
John G Watson
Stephen T. Church
Charles II. R. Doringh
George H. Farrinton
Thomas WU. Holmes
Samuel P Colt
J. B. Pearce
I. F. Williams
John B Herreshoff
Frederic A. Easterbrooks
Ezra Dixon
Neees
March
Skinner, Jr
R I
Rhode Island Hospital
Office
FBI
AYS
Amos C. Barstow
Zachariah Chafee
Christopher Lippitt
Samuel M. Noyes
Royal C. Taft
Robert H.J. Goddard
Henry Howard
G. W. R. Matteson
Sprague
William D. Ely
George I. Chace
Robert J. Gammell
Witham Kinney
William B. Weeden
Rowland Hazard
Edward J. Pearse Jr
Henry J. Steere
Toratio N. Campbell
Robert Enghé
Henry C Cranston
Joijin
Palmer
James E. Cranston
Dutee Wilcox
Amos N. Beckwith
Charles J. Wheeler
J. W. Crocker
George K
Jeffrey Davis
D. Russell Brown
Geo
W. B. Bourn
Joseph A.starkweather
John H. Cady
Ranston
Fall River and Providence Steamboat CO
Richard Borden
D.C. Lawton
Borazel
J. H. Young & CQ
All Munro
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