Barnard & Leas Manufacturing Company History
The Barnard & Leas Manufacturing Company, founded in 1860 in Illinois, evolved from Hemenway Wyckoff & Company to Barnard & Leas. It built flour and rice mills, boilers, and the Plansifter, a key grain-cleaning invention, with output over $600,000 and about 350 employees. The firm helped defend millers against patent suits and expanded worldwide.
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Extensive Mills and Milling Equipment Makers Promote Catalog
The text touts Willford Moline rollers and Perfected Separators as leaders in milling tech. It highlights a wide range including flour mills rice mills and grain cleaning machines. It notes Barnard Boiler for steam and hot water heating and a new Automatic Magnetic Separator for iron from waste. Officers listed: President H A Barnard Vice President and Treasurer W Bennett Secretary C A Barnard Manager Shipping Dept W H Hillhouse.
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Moline Furniture Works shows rapid growth in city industry
The Moline Furniture Works expands as a new furniture factory in the city. The Metne Furniture Company, organized in 1898, specializes in wood mantels and office store fixtures, with designs and materials from various woods and growing regional trade. George W. Johnson serves as president, Frank Johnson as vice president, with other officers listed.
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Williams White Co's Great Plant Grows With New Machinery
The Williams White & Company plant near Sylvan Island expands with a new machine to shape plow shares and moldboards, doubling output in a year of hard times. H A Ainsworth and C R Ainsworth lead the business with M Woeber supervising the installation. The factory, earlier housed in a two story brick building, benefits from rail access and improved facilities to push forward in the plow making industry.
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