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About Jefferson County

Knitting Mill Opens in Jefferson City, 1923

New Knitting Mill

Jefferson City, Feb. 12 -- W. A. Peck, the master mechanic of the Taubel-Scott, Kitzmiller Inc. of Riverside, N. J., and New York City, will have the new hosiery knitting mill plant in running operation by tomorrow.

Forty-seven loopers, 166 ribbers, and 103 machines and 4 large inspector's tables have been installed. There are a total of 255 machines already installed. They occupy two large rooms over the Nanny McCall Hardware Co., and one over the Jefferson City Post-office building.

Source: Grainger County News, 21 February 1923

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