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San Antonio Becomes Industrial Hub with New Plants
A survey by the Manufacturers Association shows San Antonio hosts over 800 plants producing more than 1400 distinct articles valued at $60,000,000 annually. Iron and steel, flour milling, refining, and cotton mill growth drive industry, with major players Alamo Tron Works, San Antonio Machine & Supply Co, Pioneer and Faherty Flour Mills, Grayburg Refinery, and local creameries expanding. The report highlights rapid gains since 1914, a thriving cotton milling sector employing 300+ workers, and diverse manufacturing from cement to bakery to tractor production in the city.
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Cervas
San Antonio
Manufacturers Association
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Ford
Antonio
Isygist
Iron and Steel Industry
Alamo Tron Works
San Antonio Machine &Supply Company
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Porigie
Southern Pacific
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J. H. Holipreen
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B.A. Holmgreen
Melrose Holmgreen
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Kroger
Ite
Macagerin Carl C. . Jueger
A. A. Wilke
Trensiter
J. O. Mencebuch
Conceros
E. Guenther
Gua Gipsecke
Slimp
Humble
Grayburg OW Company
Somerset
Ban Austoni
Te Algo
North Texas
Gingburg
Alarae Industries
Texas
Han Bee
New Orleans
Willem Lg, Richter and Sons
Katy
Duerler Manufacturing Company
San Antoni
Porthend Cement Company
American Overall Company
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