Texas Facts On Mills And Markets In The Lone Star State
The text notes Texas hosts 228 cotton seed oil mills producing 30 million units annually and ranks second in rice production with 372 million pounds milled yearly. Petroleum refining ranks fifth among Texas industries while 12 malt liquor establishments yield 7 million dollars in value. breweries output 6.464 million dollars. It mentions history of the first ice factory at Jefferson, 2 500 car capacity cold storage, 182 ice factories, 143 foundries and machine shops, 85 bakeries, 13 cotton mills, 25 furniture factors, 67 tobacco and cigar factories, 127 steam laundries, and 253 central electric plants. It cites Dallas as a major saddle and implement hub, irrigation construction costs at 13.5 million, and Texas farms producing 1.8 million dollars per day. Farmers’ marketing scale reaches moonward. Dallas is a leading implement distributor, and farm laborers outnumber those in other states with earnings of 19 dollars monthly plus board.
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