New Richmond home of county's first woolen mills
The J. and H. Clasgens Company established in New Richmond, Clermont County, began with local wool purchases and grew to two factories by 1885. The firm, led by Joseph Clasgens Sr and now president Joseph H Clasgens, processes wool from Australia, New Zealand, South America and American states into yarns for car makers and Navajo blankets, with a long regional and national reputation.
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