Texas to Lead South in Textile Industry Growth
A government census report shows 1200 cotton textile establishments in 1919 with output valued at 82.447 million, highlighting sheeting, print cloth, muslins, and towels. Texans see raw material proximity, climate, and port access as advantages for Texas mills to expand and employ thousands in a thriving fiber economy.
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San Antonio Coffee Company Moves to Larger Quarters
The San Antonio Coffee Company, incorporated since May 7, has relocated to 102 Burnett Street. The plant covers about 7000 square feet with capacity for 14 000 pounds daily and employs around 20 people. Key figures include Mose Ideal W O Yarborough and Hy Benedict. Mr. Yarborough serves as sales manager. The firm, once a prominent Texas coffee player, is noted for its extensive industry knowledge.
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