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TWENTY-NINTH ANNUAL REPORT
DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND PRINTING
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
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M. L. SHIPMAN. Commissioner
GEO. B.JUSTICE, AS ST. COMMlSSrONER
Raleigh, N. G.
Edwards & Bkoughton Printing Co.
State Printers and Binders
1915
TWENTY-NINTH ANNUAL REPORT
OF TH E
DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND PRINTING
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
1915
M. L. SHIPMAN. Commissioner
GEO. B.JUSTICE, AS ST. COMMISSIONER
Raleigh, N. C.
Edwabds & Beoughton Printing Co.
State Printers and Binders
1915
LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL
Ealeigh, N. C, December 1, 1915.
To His Excellency, Locke Craig,
Governor.
Sir:—I have the honor to submit, pursuant to the law, the twenty-ninth
annual report of the Department of Labor and Printing, for 1915.
Respectfully, M. L. Shipman,
Commissioner.
Geo. B. Justice, Assistant Commissioner.
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DIRECTORY OF STATE OFFICERS FOR 1915
LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT.
Elijah L. Daughtridge President of the Senate Edgecombe.
T. C. Boi;\ie Speaker of House of Representatives Ashe.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Locke Craig ..Governor Buncombe.
J. Bryan Grimes Secretary of State Pitt.
W. P. Wood Auditor Randolph.
Benjamin R. Lacy Treasurer Wake.
James Y. Joyner Superintendent of Public Instruction Guilford.
T. W. Bickett Attorney-General Franklin.
OFFICIALS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE STATE DEPARTMENTS.
DEPARTMENT OF THE EXECUTIVE.
Locke Craig Governor Buncombe.
Elijah L. Daughtridge Lieutenant Governor Edgecombe.
John P. Kerr Private Secretary Buncombe.
Miss May Jones Executive Clerk Buncombe.
Joseph J. Mackay, Jr Clerk Wake.
COUNCIL OF STATE.
Governor, Secretary of State, Treasurer, Auditor, Superintendent of Public Instruction,
Attorney-General.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
J. Bryan Grimes Secretary of State Pitt.
E. G. Sherrill Grant Clerk Guilford.
J. E. Sawyer.... Corporation Clerk Wake.
Miss Minnie Bagwell Stenographer Wake.
Miss Susie Taylor Stenographer. Wake.
Edmund B. NorveU EnroUing Clerk Cherokee.
DEPARTMENT OF THE STATE AUDITOR.
W. P. Wood Auditor Randolph.
Everard H. Baker Chief Clerk Franklin.
Baxter Diirham Tax Clerk Wake.
Mrs. Fannie W. Smith Pension Clerk and Stenographer Wake.
DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY.
Benjamin R. Lacy Treasurer Wake.
W. F. Moody Chief Clerk Mecklenburg.
A. H. Arrington Teller Nash.
W. W. Newman Institution Clerk Wake.
Miss Eva Warters Stenographer Wake.
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION.
James Y. Joyner Superintendent of Public Instruction Guilford.
C. E. Mcintosh Chief Clerk Lincoln.
A. S. Brower Clerk of Loan Fund Cabarrus.
_, ^ „ (Superintendent of Teacher Training and Croatan 1 -, ,.
E. E. Sams S ^ , , -kt , t-. , , >Madison.
[ Colored Normal Schools.
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N. W. Walker State Inspector Public High Schools Orange.
L. C. Brogden State Supervisor of Elementary Schools Wayne.
N. C. Newbold Associate Supervisor of Elementary Schools Pasquotank.
T. E. Browne General Manager Young People's Farm-life Clubs. .Hertford.
Miss Annie Travis Stenographer Halifax.
Miss Emma Ball Stenographer Wake.
State Board of Education.—Governor, President; Superintendent of Public Instruction, Secretary;
Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State, Auditor, Treasurer, Attorney-General.
State Board of Examiners.—James Y. Joyner, Chairman ex officio; C. E. Mcintosh, Secretary; H. E.
Austin, N. W. Walker.
State Government
DEPABTMENT OF JUSTICE.
T. W. Bickett Attorney-General Franklin.
T. H. Calvert Assistant Attorney-General Wake.
Mrs. Hattie S. Gay.. ..Stenographer Wayne.
ADJUTANT general's DEPARTMENT.
Laurence W. Young Adjutant General Buncombe.
Gordon Smith Assistant Adjutant-General Wake.
Miss Ethel Wynne Secretary ..Wake.
Major Henry Page .- Inspector-Instructor Med. Corps, U. S. A.
Capt. R. C. Langdon .Inspector-Instructor Inft., U. S. A.
Capt. Bernard Sharp Inspector-Instructor Inft., U. S. A.
Capt. Alexander Greig, Jr Inspector-Instructor .' Coast Art., U. S. A.
First Lieut. Creed R. Cox ...Inspector-Instructor Cav., U. S. A.
CORPORATION COMMISSION.
E. L. Travis Chairman Halifax.
W. T. Lee . Commissioner Haj^trood.
George P. Pell Commissioner... Forsyth.
A. J. Maxwell Chief Clerk Craven.
Miss Meta Adams Assistant Clerk Haywood.
S. A. Hubbard State Bank Examiner Nash.
H. D. Bateman Assistant State Bank Examiner Pitt.
John G. Nichols Assistant State Bank Examiner Rutherford.
J. S. Griffin Tax Clerk.... Guilford.
Miss E. G. Riddick Stenographer Gates.
W. S. Barnes Stenographer Wilson.
DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND PRINTING.
M. L. Shipman Commissioner Henderson.
George B. Justice Assistant Commissioner Mecklenburg.
Miss Daisy Thompson Stenographer Wake.
E. M. Uzzell & Co State Printers Wake.
Edwards & Broughton Ptg. Co State Printers Wake.
STATE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE.
W. A. Graham, Commissioner, ex officio Chairman, Raleigh.
F. P. Latham... Belhaven First District.
C. W. Mitchell. Aulander Second District.
R. L. Woodard Pamlico Third District.
Clarence Poe Raleigh Fourth District.
R. W. Scott Haw River Fifth District.
A. T. McCallum Red Springs Sixth District.
C. C. Wright Hunting Creek. Seventh District.
William Bledsoe ...Gale Eighth District
W. J. Shuford Hickory Ninth District.
A. Cannon Horse Shoe Tenth District.
OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES, DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
Executive Office.
W. A. Graham ..Commissioner.
Elias Carr Secretary and Purchasing Agent.
Miss S. D. Jones Bookkeeper and Private Secretary.
D. G. Conn Bulletin Superintendent.
Analytical Division.
B. W. Kilgore State Chemist.
J. M. Pickel - Feed Chemist.
W. G. Haywood ..Fertilizer Ciiemist.
J. Q. Jackson Assistant Chemist.
E. S. Dewar. Assistant Chemist.
State Goveknment
Badger Hart Assistant Chemist.
T C Wieeins Assistant Chemist.
D. M. McCarty Assistant Chemist (Animal Industry).
R W Collett Assistant Test Farm Director.
Miss M. S. Birdsong Clerk and Stenographer.
J F Hatch Clerk and Stenographer.
W F Pate Agronomist in Soils.
L.L. Brinkley
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Soil Survey.
J. K. Plummer..- Soil Work.
W. E. Hearn State Soil Agent—Soil Survey.
F.N. McDowell Soil Survey.
Museum.
H. H. Brimley Curator.
T. W. Adickes Assistant.
Miss Annie Lewis.. Usher.
Veterinary Division.
B. B. Flowe Veterinarian.
H. P. Flowe Assistant.
E. G. Hargett Assistant.
Miss Mary Knight Stenographer.
Anivial Industry Division.
Dan T. Gray Chief of Animal Industry.
Earl Hostetler Assistant.
Alvin J. Reed. Dairy Field Work.
J. Stanley Combs —- Assistant.
W. H. Eaton Dairy Experimentation.
J. A. Arey Assistant.
A. L. Jerdan.. — Beef Cattle Work.
Miss Annie Duckett Stenographer.
Division of Entomology.
FrankUn Sherman, Jr Entomologist.
R. W. Leiby. Assistant.
S. C. Clapp - ..Field Work.
B. Szymoniak Demonstrator in Fruit and Truck Crops.
Division of Horticulture.
W. N. Hutt... Horticulturist.
R. G. Hill -- Assistant.
C. D. Matthews --- Assistant.
MissEUzabeth Griffin Stenographer.
Food and Oil Division.
W. M. Allen Pure Food and Oil Chemist.
C. E. Bell... Assistant.
L. B. Rhodes Assistant.
E. W. Thornton Assistant.
Geo. Little... Oil Clerk.
Miss S. G. Allen. Stenographer.
Division Farmers' Institutes.
T. B. Parker Director Institutes.
Miss M. H. McKimmon ...Clerk and Stenographer.
Botany and Agronomy.
J. L. Burgess - .- .Botanist and Agronomist.
C. H. Waldron - Assistant.
Miss Alma I. Stone ..Assistant, Seed Laboratory.
Miss Loxiise Rademacher ..Assistant, Bacteriological Laboratory.
State Govebnment
Cooperative Demonstration.
C. R. Hudson State Demonstration Agent.
T. E. Browne In Charge Boys' Corn Clubs.
A. K. Robertson Assistant Boys' Corn Clubs.
Miss Louise Wright Stenographer.
Girls' Demonstration Work.
Mrs. Jane S. McKimmon In Charge Girls' Demonstration Work.
Miss Minnie Jamieson Assistant in Home Demonstration Work.
Miss Mabel Howell Clerk and Stenographer.
Drainage Work.
F. R. Baker - Drainage Work.
Division of Agronomy.
C. B. Williams Agronomist.
H. D. Lambert Assistant.
E. C. Blair .Assistant.
Division of Cooperative Marketing.
W. R. Camp Chief, Cooperative Marketing.
H. P. Bullard Assistant.
Miss Leila R. Smith ..Stenographer.
Test Farms. ^
J H. Jefferies Superintendent Pender Test Farm Willard, N. C.
F T. Meacham Superintendent Iredell Test Farm Statesville, N. C.
C. E. Clark Superintendent Edgecombe Test Farm Rocky Mount, N. C.
S O Perkins Superintendent Buncombe Test Farm Swannanoa, N. C.
E G Moss Superintendent Granville Test Farm ..Oxford, N. C.
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
James R.Young Commissioner Vance.
Stacey W. Wade Chief Deputy .Carteret.
S. F. CampbeU. Chief Clerk Harnett.
W. J. Cameron Actuary Wake.
W. A. Scott Deputy Guilford.
F.M.Jordan Deputy Buncombe.
Sherwood Brockwell Deputy Wake.
Eugene E. Gray, Jr Deputy Forsyth.
KT. E. Canady Electrical Inspector Granville.
A.' H. Yerby License Clerk Wake.
Miss Eva Powell Bookkeeper . Wake.
Miss Ida Montgomery Stenographer Warren.
Miss Pattie L. Jordan Stenographer Caswell.
J. Bryan Grimes
W. J. Peele
HISTORICAL COMMISSION.
Chairman Pitt.
Commissioner Wake.
Thomas M. Pittman Commissioner Vance.
M. C. S. Noble Commissioner Orange.
D. H. Hill Commissioner Wake.
R. D. W. Conner Secretary Wake.
F. A. Olds Collector for Hall of History Wake.
W. S. Wilson Legislative Reference Library Caswell.
BOARD or PUBUC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS.
Governor, Locke Craig, Secretary of State, J. Bryan Grimes,
State Treasurer, B. R. Lacy, Attorney-General, T. W. Bickett.
C. C. Cherry.
PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
.Superintendent Edgecombe.
State GovER^fMENT
STATE LIBRARY.
Miles O. Sherrill .Librarian Catawba.
Miss Carrie E. Broughton Assistant Librarian Wake.
Miss Myrtle King Assistant Wake.
TRUSTEES OF STATE LIBRAHT.
Governor, Locke Craig, Superintendent of Public Instruction, J. Y. Joyner,
Secretary of State, J. Bryan Grimes.
PURCHASING COMMITTEE.
Miles O. Sherrill, W. E. Stone, Miss Minnie Leatherman,
Marshall DeL. Haywood.
NORTH CAROLINA LIBRARY COMMISSION.
Louis R. Wilson Chairman Orange.
Charles Lee Smith Commissioner Wake.
James Y. Joyner Commissioner Guilford.
Miles O. Sherrill Commissioner Catawba.
C. C. Wright Commissioner Wilkes.
Miss Minnie W. Leatherman Secretary Wake.
Miss Alice Rodgers Cataloger Wake.
Miss Betty Hicks Stenographer Wake.
JUDICL4L DEPARTMENT.
JUSTICES OP THE SUPREME COURT.
Walter Clark Chief Justice Raleigh... Wake.
Piatt D. Walker Associate Justice Charlotte Mecklenburg.
George H. Brown Associate Justice Washington Beaufort.
William A. Hoke Associate Justice Lincolnton Lincoln.
William R. AUen Associate Justice Goldsboro Wayne.
OFFICIALS OF THE SUPREME COURT.
J. L. SeaweU Clerk Raleigh Wake.
W. T. Smith Office Clerk ...Raleigh.. Wake.
Robert H. Bradley Marshal and Librarian Raleigh Wake.
Robert C. Strong Reporter Raleigh Wake.
JUDGES. OF THE SUPERIOR COURTS.
W. M. Bond First District Edenton Chowan.
George W. Connor Second District Wilson Wilson.
Robert B. Peebles Third District Jackson Northampton.
Frank A. Daniels Fourth District Goldsboro Wayne.
H. W. Whedbee Fifth District Greenville Pitt.
Oliver H. Allen Sixth District Kinston Lenoir.
Charles M. Cooke Seventh District Louisburg Franklin.
George Rountree Eighth District Wilmington New Hanover.
Chatham Calhoun Lyon Ninth District Elizabethtown Bladen.
William A. Devin Tenth District Oxford Granville.
Henry P. Lane.. Eleventh District ReidsviUe Rockingham.
Thomas J. Shaw Twelfth District Greensboro Guilford.
W. J. Adams Thirteenth District.. ...Carthage Moore.
W. F. Harding Fourteenth District Charlotte Mecklenburg.
Benjamin F. Long Fifteenth District Statesville Iredell.
James L. Webb Sixteenth District Shelby.. Cleveland.
Edward B. Cline Seventeenth District Hickory Catawba.
M. H. Justice Eighteenth District Rutherfordton Rutherford.
Frank Carter Nineteenth District .A.sheviUe Buncombe.
Garland S. Ferguson Twentieth District WaynesviUe Haywood.
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SOLICITORS.
J. C. B. Ehringhaus- ..First District ...Elizabeth City Pasquotank.
R. G. Allsbrook Second District.. Tarboro.. .Edgecombe.
John H. Kerr.. Third District Warrenton Warren.
Walter D. Siler Fourth District Siler City Chatham.
C. L. Abernethy Fifth District Beaufort Carteret.
Henry E. Shaw... Sixth District Kinston Lenoir.
H. E. Norris Seventh District Raleigh Wake.
H. L. Lyon Eighth District Whiteville Columbus.
S. B. McLean Ninth District Maxton Robeson.
S. M. Gattis Tenth District. Hillsboro Orange.
S. P. Graves Eleventh District Mt. Airy Surry.
John C. Bower Twelfth District Lexington Davidson.
W. E. Brock.. Thirteenth District ..Wadesboro Anson.
G. W. Wilson Fourteenth District Gastonia Gaston.
Hayden Clement Fifteenth District Salisbury Rowan.
T. M. Newland Sixteenth District... Lenoir. Caldwell.
Johnson J. Hayes Seventeenth District N. Wilkesboro Wilkes.
Michael Schenck Eighteenth District Hendersonville Henderson.
J. E. Swain... Nineteenth District Asheville Buncombe.
G. L. Jones... Twentieth District Franklin... Macon.
CONTENTS
CHAPTEE I—Introductory.
II
—
Farms and Farm Labor.
Ill
Trades.
IV
Miscellaneous Factories.
V
Cotton, Woolen, and Silk Mills.
VI
Knitting Mills.
VII
Furniture Factories.
VIII
ISTewspapers.
IX
Railroads and Employees.
Appendix.
CHAPTER
INTEODUCTOKY.
This issue of the report of the Department of Labor and Printing has
been compiled in collaboration with the United States Department of
the Census, which has given the benefit of a canvass of the State, a work
that the Department never has been able to undertake, and which it is
believed will be found of considerable additional interest. The form of
report has been preserved as near as has been found possible.
There have been numerous calls upon the office for lists of names of
certain classes of industries. Manifestly the Department cannot furnish
lists of any kind, other than shown by the report. The Commissioner
does not consider it fair to correspondents to give out lists ; also, it would
be unfair to supply these lists to one person and deny them to another.
It can readily be seen that the Department could not make a practice of
furnishing lists for advertising purposes, and must, therefore, decline to
issue lists of any kind under any circumstances. The report is free and
will be furnished to applicants as long as the supply lasts. Back num-bers
of the report cannot be furnished, except in a few cases where the
issue has not been exhausted. At the same time, the Department will
use every effort to make plain any points about the work that may not
be exactly clear, and to put inquirers in the way of securing information
on any subject which any State report covers. Persons uncertain as to
where information bearing on a specific subject may be obtained are
invited to write their wants. If the Department can put them in com-munication
with the proper authorities, it will be a pleasure to do so.
The subjects covered may be found in the Index, with citations to the
pages covering same.
Chapter II, Condition of Farmers, shows, in Table I, conditions of
farm and labor, employment, trend of cost of living. Table II covers
question of tendency toward diversification of crops, and improvement
in method of cultivation, wages and financial condition of laborers.
Table III shows cost of production of various farm products. Table IV
shoAvs condition of roads, education, religion and morals, and general
trend of each.
Chapter III, The Trades, shows, in Table I, prevalence of labor or-ganization,
wages by trades, method of payment, and increase or decrease
of wages. Table II shows unit of working time, period of payment, per-manency
of employment, cost of living. Table III shows hours consti-tuting
day's work; wage-earners' idea of what should constitute day's
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work; per cent of literacj^. Table TV shows period of apprenticeship,
improvement in education, moral and financial conditions.
Chapter IV, MiSCeilaneOUS Factories. Under this head are treated
the establishments not falling under specific heads, that is to say, all
manufacturing plants which do not show any one division of industry
sufficiently large to require separate treatment. It is not the purpose
to enumerate herein sawmills, gristmills, or cotton gins, except as the
magnitude of a single mill would seem to place it in the class of factory
;
grinding mills are classed as factories when they buy corn and wheat
and sell flour, meal or grits, but are not classed as factories when they
grind for toll and sell no other product beyond toll earned. Sawmills
doing a general lumber business are classed as factories, while small
mills, doing only a local business, are not. Not that it would not be
desirable to enumerate these concerns in our report, but because it has
been found impossible to secure a list of these small concerns; many of
them are temporary, and many change ownership and location so fre-quently
as to make reliability of reports not dependable. At the same
time it has not been possible to secure the names of all the large concerns
doing business in the State, under the present law, which does not make
it obligatory upon manufacturers to report. Table I shows factories by
counties, name of president and secretary or treasurer, article manu-factured,
capital, when established, and estimated value of plant. Table
II shows value of output, time in operation, hours constituting day's
work, kind of power used, number of horsepower, number of employees,
classified; condition of labor market, per cent of literacy among em-ployees.
Table III shows wages, when paid, increase or decrease, preva-lence
of union labor, improvement of employees in financial condition
and general proficiency.
Chapter V, Cotton, WOOien, and Silk iVIillS. Table I shows mills by
counties, executive officers, year established, capital stock, name of sell-ing
agent, and whether mill spins or weaves, or both. Table II shows
class of goods made, number spindles, number looms, number cards, kind
of power used, horsepower, approximate amount of raw material used;
progress of employees. Table III shows number of employees, classified
hours, wages, and when paid, per cent of literacy, persons dependent on
operation of factory for livelihood, observance of labor laws. The Knit-ting
Mills form a subchapter here; the tables cover practically the same
subjects.
Chapter VII, Fumiture Factories. Table I shows factories by coun-ties,
name of president, goods manufactured, year incorporated, capital
stock, kind of power used, number of horsepower. Tables II and III
Intkoductoky 15
show number of days in operation during year, hours constituting day's
work, number dependent on factory, wages, per cent of literacy, esti-mated
value of plant, estimated annual output.
Chapter VIII, NeWSpapePS. Summary shows classification by period
of publication and politics, and total circulation of each class. Table I
shows list of papers by counties, how published, editor and proprietor.
Table II shows day of publication, class, date of establishment and cir-culation.
Table III shows number of employees, wages, etc.
Chapter IX, RailfOadS and Employees. Shows alphabetical list of
roads, number of officers and employees, by classes and wages.
Where the term "children" is used with reference to division of class
of laborers, it is intended to mean persons under sixteen years of age.
APPENDIX.
In this division of the report has been grouped all other available
information properly bearing on the subjects covered in the pages pre-ceding
it, to which reference is invited. In this will be found a classi-fied
list of industries, together with the labor laws as applied to mills
and factories.
CHAPTER II
FAKMING COISTDITIONS.
Taken as a whole, farming conditions in tlie State may be said to be
in a very satisfactory condition. As was pointed out in our last report,
tbe ''Buy-a-bale-of-cotton Movement" did not result in an advance in
tbe market price, and a large proportion of the farmers suffered from
the low price. The effect of the low price was felt in all lines of busi-ness
in the South, and to some extent in the JSTorth. The cutting off of
exports contributed largely to the decrease in price, but in the face of
the large crop grown it is doubtful if the prices prevailing for the 1913
crop could have been sustained, even if the export trade had not been
affected by the war. The crop for this year bids fair to be much less
than last year, due, it is hoped, to the fact that producers are beginning
to realize that a large crop means low prices, and that there are other
crops which may be grown showing as good profit as cotton. Cotton
is no longer the only farm product which can be readily turned into
cash—for several years past any article of agricultural produce the
farmer may have had has been marketable, immediately and for cash.
There is continued advance in stock and poultry breeding, as well as
advance in dairying methods.
SrMMARY.
Figures relative to 1915 are as follows:
Table 'No. 1 shows an increase in the value of land in thirty-seven
counties, decrease in twenty-six, and no change in thirty-seven. Fertility
of the land is reported maintained in ninety-two counties ; eight report
that it is not maintained. Twelve counties report a tendency to have
larger farms; eighty-seven smaller; one no change. Seventy-seven
counties report labor scarce; twenty-three plentiful. Thirty-one coun-ties
report employment regular; sixty-nine irregular.
Table jSTo. 2 shows the average wages paid. Highest average paid
men, $1.06 per day, a decrease of twelve cents over last year ; lowest, 68
cents per day, a decrease of six cents over last year. Highest average
paid women, 67 cents per day, a decrease of seven cents over last year
;
lowest, 44 cents per day, a decrease of four cents over last year. Average
wages of children, 37 cents per day, a decrease of four cents over last
year. Three counties report increase in wages, forty a decrease and
fifty-seven no change.
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Table ISTo. 3 shows that sixty-seven counties produce cotton at $35.24
per bale of 500 pounds ; thirty-three do not report. Eighty-one counties
produce wheat at a cost of 75 cents per bushel; nineteen counties do not
report wheat. ISTinety-nine counties produce corn at a cost of 52 cents
per bushel, one county does not report corn. JSTinety-two counties pro-duce
oats, at 39 cents per bushel ; six counties do not report oats. Fifty-nine
counties produce tobacco at $8.14 per 100 pounds; forty-one coun-ties
do not report tobacco. l!^inety-one counties report cost of raising
100 pounds of beef to be $6.04 ; nine counties do not report beef. Mnety-eight
counties report cost of raising 100 pounds of pork to be 8.31 ; two
counties do not report pork.
Table ISTo. 4 shows road, education, and financial conditions. Ninety-six
counties faA^or road improvement by. taxation ; four do not favor such
improvement.
Reports of cost of production for four years show the following figures
:
Cost to raise bale of cotton: 1912, $33.70; 1913, $34.23; 1914, $35.61;
1915, $35.24; average for four years, $34,691/2. Bushel of wheat : 1912,
73 cents; 1913, 71 cents; 1914, 70 cents; 1915, 75 cents; average for
four years, 7214 cents. Bushel of corn: 1912, 53 cents; 1913, 50 cents;
1914, 52 cents; 1915, 52 cents; average for four years, 51% cents.
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CHAPTER
THE TEADES.
There has been considerable falling off of employment since the last
report was issued, due, it is believed, to fright on account of the Euro-pean
war, and on account of the low price of cotton, the influence of
which was to stagnate business in this territory. Due to this result,
wages show a slight decrease as against last year. At the present time
a view of the field seems to indicate that improvement has already set
in, and that conditions of employment will soon return to normal, and
that wages will rise to their former level.
SUMMARY.
The average wages of the different trades reported are as follows:
Automobile mechanic, $1.50 ; blacksmith, $1.88 ; boilermaker, $3.43
;
brickmason, $4.21; cabinetmaker, $1.92; carpenter, $2.16; conductor,
$4.25; contractor, $2.31; electrician, 3.00; electric engineer, $1.42; en-gineer,
$2.50 ; foreman car shop, $3.50 ; machinist, $3.07 ; molder, $3.75
painter, $2.65; plasterer, $4.13; plumber, 4.50; stonecutter, $3.50;
woodworker, $1.53.
Per cent who read and write by trades is as follows : Blacksmith,
journeymen 88, apprentices 100 ; boilermaker, journeymen 99, appren-tices
100; brickmason, journeymen 98, apprentices 100; cabinetmaker,
journeymen 92, apprentices 99; carpenter, journeyman 90, apprentices
93; conductor, journeyman 100, apprentices 100; contractor, journey-men
100, apprentices 100 ; electrician, journeymen 100, apprentices 100
;
electric engineer, journeymen 100 ; engineer, journeymen 100, appren-tices
100; foreman car shop, journeymen 100, apprentices 100; machin-ist,
journeymen 95, apprentices, 96; molder, journeymen 93, apprentices
75; painter, journeymen 90; plasterer, journeymen 100, apprentices 100;
plumber, journeymen 100, apprentices 100; stonecutter, journeymen 85,
apprentices 100 ; trainmaster, journeymen 100, apprentices 100 ; wood-worker,
journeymen 97, apprentices 100.
The age at which apprentices should enter trade is reported as
follows: Automobile mechanic, 16; blacksmith, 16; boilermaker, 16;
The Tkades 31
brickmason, 16; cabinetmaker, 17; carpenter, 17; conductor, 21; con-tractor,
18 ; electrician, 14 ; electric engineer, 18 ; engineer, 17 ; ma-chinist,
I7I/2; molder, 17^/^; painter, 18; plasterer, 17; plumber, 16;
stonecutter, 17; trainmaster, 21; woodworker, 16.
32 North Carolina Labor Statistics
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CHAPTER IV
MISCELLANEOUS FACTORIES.
SUMMAKY.
The division of establisliments treated under this head includes man-ufacturing
enterprises that are not listed under Cotton, Woolen, Silk
and Knitting Mills, or Furniture Factories.
The collection of information relative to these factories has been done
in collaboration with the United States Department of Census, to the offi-cers
of which we are indebted for many courtesies and much assistance.
In each case where the Census Department has furnished data, it has
been with the express consent of the party reporting, though not all
of the establishments reporting to the Government authorities gave their
consent to the use of the information by this Department. For this
reason the reports of the two departments may not be expected to be
the same.
In the calculations of persons employed, the figures used are intended
to show the number of persons employed for the entire year, instead of
the nuinber of persons employed at any one time. For instance, ten
persons employed for a whole year would show in the "Number of em-ployees"
column as 10, while 120 persons employed for six months, or
half a year, would show in the same column as 60 persons, and so on,
figured by the same rule. The use of the Government forms has also
made necessary other minor changes in the form of this report.
The total number of miscellaneous factories reporting is 3,706. The
aggregate amount of capital reported is $137,584,107, and the use of an
estimated value of raw material of $61,439,188. The estimated output
reported is $136,066,168, with a pay roll for wage-earners of $23,470,581,
and for salaried employees of $5,137,478. The average number of hours
worked per day is nine and fifty-three minutes. The power used is as
follows: Steam, 2,302; electric, 500; internal combustion engines (gas,
gasoline, oil), 177; water, 128; steam and electric, 118; steam and gas.
42 l^ORTH Cakolina Labor Statistics
48 ; steam and water, 24 ; steam, gas and electric, 8 ; steam and oil, 6
;
water and electric, 6 ; gas and water, 6 ; gas and electric, 5 ; hand power,
4 ; water and gas, 3 ; steam and gasoline, 3 ; steam, water and electric,, 2 ;
steam, oil and gas, 2 ; gasoline and electric, 1 ; total of 252,576 horse-power.
Three hundred and fifty-nine of the plants do not report power
used. Many of these are of a character not requiring power, such as
harness manufactories, marble yards, etc.
The number of persons employed is as follows : Wage-earners, males,
55,568; females, 6,691; salaried employees, 4,624.
In the tables following will be found the detailed information from
which the foregoing summary is drawn.
44 IToKTH Carolina Labor Statistics
Table No. 1
—
Factories by Counties, Officers,
County Postoffioe Factoiy
Alamance.
.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Alexander.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do ....
do
do
do
do
do
do
Altamahaw.
Burlington..
....do
-..do
....do
....do.
....do
....do.
....do
....do
....do
....do
....do
....do
....do
..-.do
QO
Elon CoUege.
...do
....do
...-do
Graham
....do
....do
....do
...-do
Hartshorn
Haw River...
....do
Mebane
Mebane
....do
....do
.-..do
....do
....do
....do
Saxapahaw .-
....do
Snow Camp..
Union Ridge-
Dealville
Hiddenite
....do
Stony Point..
.-.-do
.--do
Taylorsville--
.—do
.--do -..
..--do --
.--do ---
.--do
.—do --
.--do
Hub Milling Co., Inc --
Burlington Coffin Co., Inc
Burlington Roller Mills, Ind.-- --
Burlington Show Case Co., Ind
Coca-Cola Bottling Works, Ind -- --
Curtis-Thornton Co., Part
Dickey, J. A., Ind
Dixie Milling Co., Inc
Hico Milling Co., Inc
Keystone Paper Box Co., Inc
Pate Printing Co., Ind
Patterson Bros., Part
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co., Ind.-
Piedmont Railway and Electric Co., Inc
Sykes Bros. Machine Works, Ind.. .-
Troy Iron and Machine Works, Ind
Whittimore, A. J., Ind
Elon Roller Mills, Ind
Michael, W. C, Brick Yard, Ind
Pollard-Ireland Lumber Co., Part
Southern Christian Publishing Co., Inc
Foster & Hughes, Part
Graham Ice Co., Inc
Graham Milling Co., Inc
Parks & Jeffries Brick Co., Part
Scott-Mebane Manufactoring Co., Inc.*
Spoon & Stafford, Part
Holt Granite Manufacturing Co., Inc
Trolinger & Montgomery, Part
Cook MiUing Co., Part
Crawford, W. S., Ind
Fogleman Roller Cover Plant, Ind
Hinshaw, Henry A., Ind
Mebane Bedding Co., Inc
Nelson-Cooper Lumber and Furniture Co., Inc.
Sykes, S. C, Ind
Trolinger & Montgomery, Part
Foy, John P., Ind
Saxapahaw Roller Mills, Inc
Stuart, M. L., Ind
Stanly Creek Milling Co
Deal Tanning Co., Inc
Davis Springs Mills
McLean, R. P., Ind... .
Beckham, C. M., & Sons, Part
Pearl Milling Co., Inc
Thomas & Lackey, Part
Alspaugh Roller Mill, Ind.*
Barnes, F. A., Ind
Blackwelder Bros., Part..
Connelly & Teagus, Part
Pennell, Columbus & Co., Part
PenneU Bros. & Harrington, Part
Pool, Milton, Ind
St. Clair, Lee, Ind
*Failed to report; same as last year.
Miscellaneous Factories 45
Articles Manufactured, Capital Stock.
Officer Reporting Articles Manufactured
Value
Materials
Used
$ 11,325
33,173
1,143
2,200
3,886
31,950
7,530
Flour, meal and feed 1 95,502
Flour, meal and feed
Coffins
Roller covers for cotton roUs-
Sliow cases
Bottling coca-cola
Structural steel work
Flour, meal and feed
Flour and meal.
Paper boxes
L. D. Rippey
J. L. Scott
Hawley
F. Shepherd
J. M. Cable
R. M. Curtis
J. A. Dickey
C. R. Lance
E. M. Long
M. C. Price
A. D. Pate j Job printing....
E. Patterson ; Flour, meal and feed
L. M. Squires j
Pepsi-cola
E. L. Henderson- ' Ice
A. E. Sykes I Repair work and castings
James NewHn I Repair work and gear cutting....
A. J. Whittimore I Re-cover rollers for cotton mills.
J. P. Huffman ; Flour, meal and feed
W. C. Michael ' Brick
H. C. Pollard.. ' Building material
M. E. Winston
R. G. Foster
E. L. Henderson
John A. Forlines
W. F. Jeffrey
H. W. Scott
J. E. Stafford
William T. Brooks...
J. A. TroUnger
T. W. & E. P. Cook.
W. S. Crawford
L. C. Fogleman
H. A. Hinshaw
B. F. Warren
A. D. Fitch
S. C. Sykes
J. G. Montgomery...
John P. Foy
J. O. Corbett
M. L. Stuart
W. C. Sartin
A. C. Deal
R. Lee Davis
R. P. McLean
C. M. Beckham
B. F. Hines
T. L. Lackey
F. C. Barnes.
J. C. Connelly
Columbus PenneU.
H. C. PenneU
Milton Pool
Lee St. Clair
Job printing
Job printing
Ice
Flour, meal, etc
Brick
Overalls
Flour, meal and feed
Flour, meal and feed
Brick
Flour, meal and feed
Building material
Repairing roller covers
Pine and oak lumber
Spring beds, cots, mattresses.
Building material
Building material
Brick
Building material
Flour, meal and feed
Oak and pine
Flour, meal, feed
Collars and harness
Flour and meal
Building material
Building material
Flour, meal, etc
Building material
Flour and meal
Building material
Building material
Building material
Building material
Building material
BuUding material
Building material
101,642
6,425
13,175
2,855
20,622
3,300
4,325
810
3,121
2,533
1,435
1,200
3,214
3,380
Capital
Invested
54,700
5,620
380
39,699
870
8,545
1,070
540
1,500
26,157
708
1,411
900
13,070
1,300
17,370
2,540
8,600
753
1,000
4,595
800
10,000
1,235
17,800
750
222
1,500
1,500
12,000
112,166
900
2,300
10,800
50,200
9,700
38,243
34,195
5,855
3,025
5,200
10,600
51,731
11,300
3,300
1,520
3,900
8,490
1,884
20,778
1,650
25,000
26,754
8,600
75,000
3,307
33,130
4,650
3,650
1,650
1,990
1,500
86,000
30,894
2,100
6,132
2,500
5,350
750
6,600
6,750
6,059
1,000
600
6,600
2,000
3,000
2,500
2,300
550
860
390
46 IN'oRTH Carolina Labor Statistics
Table No. 1-
County Postoffice Factory-
Alexander.,
do
Alleghany.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Anson
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do ,
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Taylorsvilla
....do.
Edwards Cross Roads.
....do
Hare
Laurel Branch
....do
....do
Piney Creek
....do
Sparta
....do
Stratford
Whitehead
Ansonville
....do
....do
....do
.-..do....
....do
....do
Morven
....do.
....do
....do
....do
Peachland..
....do
....do
....do
Pee Dee
.—do
....do—.
Polkton
..-.do
.-.-do
....do
....do
....do
...-do
....do
....do_
....do
..-.do
....do
....do .
....do
Wadesboro
Wadesboro, R. 2
Wadesboro
Wadesboro, R. 1
...-do
Wadesboro, R. 3-
Wadesboro, R. 1. _.
....do
Wadesboro
Taylorsville Milling Co
Weeks, J. P., Ind
VaUey Mfg. Co., Ind
VaUey Mfg. Co., Ind....
Big Pine Mill Co., Part
Laurel Branch Mills, Ind
Laurel Branch Saw Mill, Ind
Woodie Lumber Co., Part
Adams, J. C, Ind
Rutherford, W. G., Ind.....
Richardson Mfg. Co., Part
Sparta RoUer Mills Co., Part
Crouse, Jacob, Ind
Whitehead, D. C, Ind
Dunlap, T. B., lad
Dunlap, T. C, Ind
Layton, L. H., & Bro., Part
Staton, B. E., & Son, Part
Springer Saw Mill, Ind...
Thomason, J. W., Ind
Walters Saw Mill, Ind
Alexander, J. F., Lumber Co., Inc.
Alexander & Sinclair, Part
RedcUff, J. D., Saw Mill, Ind
Roby, J. R., Saw Mill, Part
Templeton Saw Mill, Ind..
Bowers Lumber Mill, Ind
Brown-Boyette Lumber Co
Browns Saw Mill, Ind
WiUiams-Tucker Co., Part
Bean & Johnson, Part
Burt & Hicks, Part
Farlow Saw Mill, Ind
Bowers Saw Mill, Ind
Dobbs Saw Mill, Ind
Goodman Tannery, Part
Griffin, J. M., Ind
Hayes & Co., Part
Hildreth, R. D., Ind.. :
Jonas & May, Part
Lee Bros., Part
Mills & Ferry, Part
Parker, G. H., & Co., Part
Polkton Brick Co., Inc
Stroupe Saw Mill, Ind
Threadgill & Pressley, Part
Waddell Saw Mill, Part..
Brown, E. C, Ind
Carriok, J. W., Mill Co., Part
Coxe, Bennett Lumber Co., Part. .
Gardner, E. C, Ind....
High, J. K., Ind..
Hoyle, J. C, Ind
Keelyn, R. E., & Co., Part
Little, W. A., Ind
Lowe, John, & Son, Ind
Miscellaneous Factories 47
Continued.
Officer Reporting Articles Manufactured
Value
Materials
Used
Capital
Invested
L. C. Harper..
J. P. Weeks
W. R. Gentry
W. R. Gentry
J. Q. Harris
E. H. Norman
E. H. Norman
J. B. Woodie
J. C. Adams
W. G. Rutherford..
L. C. Shares
R. A. Doughton...
J. Grouse
D. C. Whitehead...
T. B. Dunlap.
T. C. Dunlap
L. H. Layton
B. E. Staton
A. G. Springer
J. W. Thomason...
W. B. Walters
G. L. Sinclair
G. L. Sinclair
G. L. Sinclair
G. L. Sinclair
R. A. Templeton..
W. R. Bowers
W. P. Brown.......
W. P. Brown
H. D. Nance
Bean and Johnson
R. Burt
J. O. AUred
F. M. Bowers
G. M. Dobbs
J. C. Goodman
J. M. Griffin
H. H. Hayes
R. D. Hildreth
R. P. Jonas
J. H. Lee..
J. T. Mills
G. H. Parker
J. E. Carter
W. C. Stroupe
F. E. ThreadgiU...
R. L. WaddeU
E. C. Brown
J. W. Carrickl
T. E. Coxe
E. C. Gardner
J. K. High
J. C. Hoyle
R. E. Keelyn
W. A. Little
John Lowe
Flour and meal
Building material
Meal, etc..
Building material
Building material
Flour, meal and teed
Building material
Building material
Poplar, chestnut, oak
Building material
Coffins, carriages, repairs
Flour, meal, etc
Grist mill
Meal, etc
Planing mill products
Building material
Building material
Bviilding material.
Building material
Building material
Building material
Roofers
Building material
Building material
Building material
Building material
Building material
Roofers, etc
Building material
Building material
Building material
Planing mill products
Building material
Building material
Building material
Tannery, harness, collars, etc.
Building material
Building material
Building material
Building material
Lumber and timber products.
Building material
Lumber and timber products.
Brick
Building material
Building material
Building material
Lumber mill products
Building material
Planing mill products
Building material
Building material
Building material .
Building material
Building naaterial
Job printing
6,325
562
3,945
470
1,000
3,800
519
482
939
8,800
3,695
2,559
21,430
535
240
100
1,500
43,500
200
200
75
585
800
39,050
1,200
125
200
100
2,400
319
500
580
100
250
600
40
650
225
500
10
125
500
5,130
100
97,200
75
15
200
150
80
786
3,500
800
1,800
1,750
2,400
1,125
1,900
1,200
500
860
6,500
6,890
1,200
1,200
11,400
3,950
1.600
1,600
2,650
1,440
1,300
17,000
2,700
2,700
2,700
4,174
330,000
25,000
1,200
625
1,800
1,500
800
940
500
3,200
5,000
800
1,000
2,200
660
1,800
650
4,500
1,500
1,400
1,200
2,700
1,350
23,182
1,000
700
1,200
500
1,600
1,375
48 NoKTH Carolina Labor Statistics
Table No. 1
—
County Postoffice
Anson.,
do.,
do.,
do.,
do.,
do.,
do.,
do..
do._
do.,
do..
Ashe
do.,
do.
do.,
do.,
do.
do.,
do.,
do.,
do.,
do-,
do-,
do.,
do-do-do.,
do-do-,
do.,
do.,
do-do-do.,
do.,
do-do.,
do..
• do.,
do.,
do.,
do..
Avery.,
do.,
do-do,
do-do,
do.
do.
do.
do-do-do-do-do-
Wadesboro, R. 1
Wadesboro
...do
Wadesboro, R. 1
...do
...do
Wadesboro
...do
Wadesboro, R. 2
White's Store, R. i. -
--do
Apple Grove
Baldwin
Beaver Creek
CHfton
.---do
.---do
Crumpler
.--do
Dandy
Fleetwood
Grassy Creek- -.
Hemlock
Hopkins
Jefferson
.---do
.---do
.---do
Lansing
.--do
.---do
Laurel Spring, R. 2.
Obids
Ore Knob
Raven
Riverside-.-
Treetop
.---do-
Tuckerdale
Wagoner
----do
Weavers Ford
Banner Elk-- -.
Buck Creek
Elk Park
----do
_._-do
Hale—
Ingalls
Montezuma
Newlands
----do
---do
---do
---do
Pinola
Factory
Martin, J. B., Ind
Musgrove & Beck, Part -.-
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Works, Ind
Porter, J. L., Ind
Southern Cotton Oil Co., Inc
Wadesboro Coca-Cola Bottling Co., Part.-..
Wadesboro Lumber Co., Ind
Wadesboro Marble Works, Ind
WilUams, M. S., Ind
Berry's Saw Mill, Ind
Leonard & Lowery, Part
Hinson, C, & Co., Part
Baldwin Mill Co., Part
Duncan-Treadway Co., Part
Latham, J. R., Ind
Miller & Rowland, Part
Rowland & Campbell, Part
Cockerham, W. S., Ind
McMillan, P. L., Ind. -
Calhoun, W. R., Ind --
Goodman, R. A., & G. H., Part
Pierce, R. L., Ind
Maxwell, L. S., Ind
Hendrix, W. P., Ind
Blinns, John F., Ind
Gentry-Reeves Printing Co., Ind.-- -
Hart, E., Ind
Hough, Harden, Spears & Robinson, Part.-
Clark, F., Ind.-?
Hart & Greer, Part
Tucker, C, Ind
Upchurch, C, Ind
Severt & Son, Part
Craven, W. N., Ind
Houck, F. L. & J. F., Part
Tatum, G. H., Ind
Maxwell Saw Mill Co., Part
Ray, Walter, Ind
Wells & Hodges, Part
Bare, F. C, Ind
Lyon, W. D., & Sons, Part
Blevins, J. H., Ind
Puckett, R. L., Ind
Harmon, W. T., Ind
Cook, Mrs. C. N., Ind
Gwyn & Ellis, Part
Osey-Ola Bottling Works, Part
Miller, John M., Ind
Graybeal, J. K., Part
Avery Bobbin Co., Inc
EUer, B. F., Ind.-—
Houston, R. A., Ind
Lowe, J. R., Ind
Pritchard, J. H., Ind
Stout, Logan, Ind
Carnett, Enoch, Ind
Miscellaneous Factories 49
Continued.
Officer Reporting Articles Manufactured
J. B. Martin Building material
C. C. Musgrove Building material
Lloyd Price Pepsi-cola and beverages.
.
J. L. Porter Building material
L. W. Henderson Ice
W. R. Dennis Coca-cola and soda water,
H. B. Allen Roofers, sash doors, etc
W. R. Courtney Marble and granite work..
M. S. Williams Building material
G. C. Berry Building m.aterial
J. D. Lowery Building material
C. Hinson__ Building material
A. J. Houck Building material
A. C. Treadway Building material
J. R. Latham Building material
W. T. Miller Building material
A. C. Campbell Building material
W. S. Cockerain Chicken coops
P. L. McMillan Building material
T. F. Calhoun Building material
R. A. Goodman Building material .._
R. L. Pierce Wagons and repairs
, L. S. Maxwell Building material
A. Ryner Grist mill products
J. F. Blinns Planing mill products
R. F. Gentry Job printing
Building material
H. G. Robinson
[ Building material
A. Clark 1 Building material
J. A. Hart
1 Building material
C. Tucker
C. S. Upchurch
G. A. & D. E. Severt_.
W. R. Craven
F. L. Houck
L. W.Green
E. F. Lewis
Walter Ray
Mills and Hodges
F. C. Bare
W. D. Lyon..
J. F. Blevins
R. F. Puckett
W. T. Harmon.
Mrs. C. N.Cook
H. D. Gwyn
Gus Chambers
H. T. Harmon
J. K. Graybeal
C. W. Pearson
B. F. EUer
R. A. Houston
J. R. Lowe
J. H. Pritchard.
Logan Stout
Enoch Cornett
Building material
Grist mill products
Lumber and timber products
.
Building material
Lumber and timber products-
Building material
Building material
Tannery products
Building material
Oak and white pine
Building material
Grist mill products
Building materio.1
Building material
Building material
Building material
Soda water and Gay Ola
Building material
Building material
Bobbins, shuttles, etc
Building material
Building material
Building material
Building material
Building material
Building material
Dept. Labor, 1915—4
Value
Materials
Used
280
262
477
25
2,590
5,175
30,000
1,680
100
1,700
15
49
250
225
17
30
113
50
64
125
295
6,776
2,387
3,200
410
35
150
1,440
560
375
5,850
8,000
550
240
64
40
1,827
20
110
227
17,754
15
375
25
25
455
5
25
2,024
150
175
2,350
50
235
108
Capital
Invested
1,600
1,800
3,150
600
3,300
3,000
6,000
8,000
4,000
2,700
500
400
2,000
4,330
1,200
1,100
490
700
400
500
1,700
900
3,400
600
600
750
450
1,050
3,500
325
3,500
5,000
1,301
1,000
650
1,800
1,500
1,500
600
590
1,610
4,800
600
6,000
850
200
1,080
1,000
2,000
13,010
2,000
3,600
3,700
2,500
500
2,075.
50 l^OETH Carolina Labor Statistics
Table No. 1
—
County Postoffice Factory
Avery
do....
do....
Beaufort,
do....
do....
do....
do....
do....
do-...
do....
do....
do-...
do....
do..-,
do-...
do—,
do—
do-do-do—,
do—
.
do—
-
do—
do....
do.—
do....
do-.-
do—
do-—
do—
do..-
do—
do—
do—
do—
do.—
do—,
do-do....
do....
do-do....
do—.
Bertie
do....
do....
do....
do..-.
do....
do-...
do....
do....
do....
do....
Plumtree
..-do.
Senia
Aurora
-..do
..-do
Belhaven
-..do
—do
—do
Blounta Creek
—-do
--do
Bonnerton—
Chocowinity
Edward, R. 1
—do
Pantego
.--do
Pinetown, R. 2
Pinetown
Pungo..-
Ransomville
Washington
—do
—do
—do
—do-
—do
.--do
.--do
—.do
._--do
---do
.--do
.--.do
..--do
Washington, R. 1-
Washington
.-.do
..-.do
...do
....do
...do
Askewville
Aulander
.—do
.-__do
.-.do
.-..do
—do
Colerain
-.-do
.-.-do
Colerain, R. 2
Tar Heel Mica Co., Inc --.
Vance, T. B., Mica Mills, Ind -_.
McCourry, T. Y., Ind
Jones, R. L., Mfg. Co., Inc
Phillips-Dixon-Craven Co., Inc
Thompson Ginning Co., Part
Belhaven Iron Works, Part
Interstate Cooperage Co., Inc
Krause, Romulus, Ind-
Woodside Lumber Co.*
Beaufort County Brick Co., Inc
Bell, R. C, Ind
Tolar, A., Ind
Bonner, G. B., Ind
Taylor, L. A., Ind
Fletcher, Burney E., Ind
Reddith, L. H., Ind
Pantego Gin Co
Walters, E. S., Ind
Boyd, G. v., & Bro., Part
Oden, J. H., Ind
Morrison, W. D., Ind..
Paul, C. B. & Mildred L., Ind
Alderman-Capehart Laundry, Inc
Coca-Cola Bottling Works, Ind.- _.
Crescent Lumber Co., Inc
Crystal Ice Co., Inc
Eureka Lumber Co., Inc
Fowle, S. R., & Sons, Part
Havens Grist Mill, Ind
Havens Oil Co., Inc
Kugler Lumber Co., Inc
Moss Planing Mill, Inc
Mutual Machine Co., Inc
Pamlico Brick and Tile Co., Inc
Pamlico Chemical Co., Inc
Pamlico Cooperage Co., Inc
Rawls, O. B., Ind --
Rex Lumber Co., Inc
Smith, M. A., Ind
Toledo Stave and Heading Co., Inc.*..
Washington Buggy Co., Inc
Washington Iron Works, Ind
Washington Light and Water Co., Inc.
Ward, Hill, Ind
Bertie Cotton Oil Co., Inc
Bridgers & Cowan, Part
Hale & Jernigan, Part..
Herring, J. W., & Co., Part --.
House, J. J., & Co., Part
White, T. J., Ind
Beasley, W. H., Ind ---
Booker, L. J., Ind
Deans, J. S., Ind
Freeman & White, Part
'Failed to report, same as last year.
Miscellaneous Factoeies 51
Continued.
Officer Reporting Articles Manufactured
Value
Materials
Used
Capital
Invested
D. T. Vance
T. B. Vance
T. Y. McCourry
R. L. Jones
C. C. Dixon, Jr
B. H. Thompson
L. R. Cutter
Georg3 W. Pike
R. Krause
T. G. Wescott
R. C. Bell
R. C. Bell
A. Tolar
G. B. Bonner
L. A. Taylor
J. W. Hughes
C. C. Thompson
C. P. Aycock
E. S. Walters
G. V. Boyd
J. H. Oden
W. D. Morrison
C. B. Paul
J. L. Capehart
F. E. Mayo
Henry M. McMurray
S. C. Carty
Frank W. Cox
S. R. Fowle
J. Havens
J. Havens
C. M. Brown, Jr
B. C. Moss
W. W. Walker
J. L. Warren
John D. Gorham
O. B. Rawls
John S. Woodard
M. A. Smith
J. P. Fellers
George Hackney, Jr.
W. H. Hobbes
J. T. Bland
H. J. Ward
Ervin T. Blanchard.
G. H. Bridgers
J. R. Jernigan
J. W. Herring
L. T. Dunning
T. J. White
W. H. Beasley
L. J. Booker
J. S. Deans
R. N. Freeman
Cutting and punching mica-
Mica mill products
Building material
Farm implements
Building material
Tile
Turning bars, general repairs
Staves, heading, lumber, box shocks.
Boats repairs
Lumber
Brick
Building material
Building material
Building material
Building material
Grist mill products.--
Building material
Ginning cotton
Building material
Building material
Building material
Building material
Building material
Laundering
Coca-cola, soft drinks
Building material
Ice
Building material
Building material
Meal, flour, etc
Cotton seed products
Building material
Building material
Marine railway foundry repairs.
Brick, tile, etc
Fertilizers
Bmlding material
Building material
Building material
Shirts
Slack barrel staves, headings
Buggies and surreys
Brass castings, repairs
Gas
Building material
Cotton oil and guano.
Grist mill products
Building material
Wagons and repairs...
Brick and lumber
Building material
Building material
Building material
Repairing
Building material
19,420
1,800
25
960
4,600
360
340
262
2,600
775
210
5,800
100
200
275
825
1,240
50
310
2,525
4,759
1,525
12,553
82,685
52,000
46,650
160,243
24,000
23,113
1,950
7,408
17,290
936
7,482
41,535
76,023
1,110
8,524
310
195,399
700
620
3,100
9,500
750
75
620
2,235
800
29,800
3,500
650
4,500
4,000
1,100
2,100
200,000
140
9,000
6,000
600
2,800
600
1,700
150
575
3,700
2,535
600
4,600
3,150
2,100
4,500
4,000
6,000
50,400
181,646
50,000
75,000
102,231
58,400
20,510
19,000
53,000
135,000
48,185
1,257
7,500
6,500
32,000
360,135
1,675
291,135
1,310
165,327
1,360
1,100
4,000
2,400
2,750
4,350
1,820
7,000
1,450
52 ISToKTH Carolina Labor Statistics
Table No. 1
—
County Postoffice Factory-
Bertie. -
do._
do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-
Bladen,
do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-
Colerain
—do
—do
--do
--do
Kelford
--do
--do
--do
Lewiston
Merry HilL—
--do
Powellsville
--do—
Quitsna
--do
Windsor
—do
—do
--do
--do
--do
—do
—do
Woodville
Bladenboro
--do
--do -
--do
Clarkton
—do
Clarkton, R. 1
Clarkton
Clarkton, R. 3
Clarkton
Council, R. 1
Council
—do
Council, R. 1
Council
Dublin
--do
--do
—do
—do
--do
—do
---do
—do
DubUn, R. 1
East Arcadia
Elizabethtown, R. 2.
Elkton
Emerson
Fayetteville, R.F.D..
Newsom, John, Ind
Newsom, John, Ind
Robertson, R. B., Ind
Rosemead Lumber Co., Ind
Wynn, J. O., Ind
Beeson, W. R., Ind
Hertford Coca-Cola Bottling Co., Inc.
Norfolk CaroUna Lumber Co., Inc
Parker Shop, Ind
Roanoke River Log Co., Inc.*
Salmon Creek Lumber Co., Part
Smallwood, M. E., Ind
Morris & Phelps, Part
Overton, C. R., Ind
Spruill Mill, Ind
Spruill Mill, Ind
Barker, Thomas, Ind
Bazemore, H. W., Ind
Dail Carriage Shop, Part
Davis & Taylor, Part
Hickshall, W. T., Ind
Mizzell, G. D., Ind
Rhodes, E., Ind
Smithwick, G. H., & Son, Part
Morris, W. S., & Bros., Part
Bladenboro Planing Mill Co., Part
Butler Lumber Co., Ind
Callahan, G. C, Ind
Lennon, George, Ind
Bladen Publishing Co.*
Hester, G. W., Ind
Jones, J. D., Ind
Meares, Sam'l T., Ind
Register & Co., Part
Thaggard Saw Mill, Ind
Daroless, J. W., Ind
Fireton, M. D., & Co., Part
McMillan, J. R., Ind
Morgan, G. T., Ind
Patterson & Pancake, Part
Burchett, W. L., Ind
Burrus, J. T., Ind
Cashwell, S. B., Ind
Howie, E. E., Ind
King, C. W., Ind
McKee & McKee
Mears & McKee, Part
Pait & Howie, Part
Pait & Taylor, Part
Woodell, E. W., Ind ,-
Sizemore & Settlemyer, Part
Clifton, D. A., Ind
Ekins Distillery Co., Ind
Parker, W. T., & Co., Part
South River Lumber Co., Inc
*Failed to report, same as last year.
Miscellaneous Factories 53
Continued.
Officer Reporting Articles Manufactured
Value
Materials
Used
Capital
Invested
John Newsom
John Newsom
R. B. Robertson..
S. B. Freeman
J. O Wynn
J. T. Parker
G. Simpson
J. M. White
George T. Parker
J. Davis Reed
E. L. Crumple
M. E. Smallwood.
Joe Morris
C. R. Overton
C. W. Spruill
C. W. Spruill
Thomas Barker..
H. W. Bazemore.
E. S. Dail
E. Taylor
W. T. HickshaU__
G. D. Mizzell
E. Rhodes
G. H. Smithwick.
W. S.Morris
R. C. Pridgen....
D. A. Butler
G. C. Callahan...
George Lennon-..
J. W. Little
G. W. Hester
J. D. Jones
S. T. Meares
I. A. Register
J. G. Thaggard...
J. W. Daroless
M. D. Fireton
J. R. McMillan...
G. T. Morgan
J. A. Pickett
W. L. Bui-chett...
J. T. Burrus
S. B. CashwelL...
E. E. Howie
C. W. Kng
J. D. McKee
D. D. McKee
Pait and Howie..
E. N. Pait
E. W. Woodell....
M. L. Settlemyer.
D. A. CHfton
J. S. Ekins
W. T. Parker
Grist mill products
Building material
Grist mill products
Building material
Building material
Building material
Soft drinks
Building material
Carts, wagons, buggies
Cutting logs
Building material
Meal
Building material
Carts and buggies
Grist mill products
Building material
Building material
Building material
Carriages, etc ..
Carts and wagons
Building material
Carriages, wagons, repairs.
Building material
Building material
Building material
Building material
Building material
Building material
Building material
Commercial printing
Building material
Building material
Job printing
Building material
Building material
Building material
Building material
Building material
Building material
Building material
Building material
Building material
Building material
Building material..*
Building material
Building material
Building material
Building material
Building material
Building material
Building material
Building material
Turpentine and resin
Building material
Building material
410
310
500
775
310
8,575
400
60,556
3,205
34,500
800
1,550
350
975
375
1,150
511
800
300
1,020
3,326
780
1,950
1,470
10,090
934
3,670
484
2,498
1,082
2,440
1,612
2,465
2,096
6,977
2,815
4,186
8,969
2,316
1,385
154
491
1,817
456
215
1,243
318
162
6,572
2,654
310
1,597
900
910
910
1,000
2,575
910
11,075
1,200
59,272
4,000
20,000
60,000
1,500
3,850
1,550
2,475
1,075
2,750
1,275
4,300
1,200
2,580
5,250
2,350
4,450
2,470
3,675
705
3,005
1,533
1,200
1,311
1,230
3,600
1,638
1,557
970
15,201
2,876
4,182
15,397
1,290
1,513
2,125
816
1,345
2,603
272
1,978
7,272
197
2,828
2,062
588
4,115
3,862
54 IN'oKTH Carolina Labor Statistics
Table No. 1
—
County Postoffice Factory
?
Bladen
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do.
runswick-.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Buncombe.
do
do.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Garland
Guyton
Jerome
Parkersburg, R.F.D.
Parkton, R.F.D
Richardson
Roseboro, R. 3
Ruskin
....do
Tar Heel, R. 1
....do
Tomahawk, R. 1
White Oak
....do
Zara
Bolivia
Lanvale
....do
Leland
Millbranch
Phoenix
....do....
Shallotte
....do
Southport
Suburb
Supply.
....do....
....do.
Town Creek, R. 1...
Wilmington
....do
....do
....do....
Winnabow
Alexander
Asheville
....do..-.
....do
....do
...-do
....do
....do
....do
.—do
.—do
....do
....do
....do.
....do
....do
....do....
....do....
....do
Yellow Pine Shingle Co., Part
Jones, O. M., Ind
Carter, D. W., & Co., Part
Peterson's Saw Mill, Ind
Hughes, J. H., Ind
Warwick, W. A., Ind
West, W. P., Ind
Cheson, I. H., Ind.-
Cheson, I. H., Turpentine Distr., Ind
Cain, S. F., Ind
Durham & Bros., Part
Register, C. B., Ind
Smith, G. H., Ind
Tatum, N. L., Ind
Green, J. R., Ind
McKeithan & Sons, Ind
Goodman Distillery, Ind
Goodman, E. G., Ind
WilUams, R. T., Ind
Mintz, J. W. & S. K., Part
King, Mike, Mill, Ind....
Piedmont Lumber Co., Ind
Rourk, Mrs. C. A., Ind
Shallotte Trading Co., Part
News Printing Co.*
Smith, S. W., Ind
Galloway Distillery, Ind
Galloway, Richmond, Ind
Sellers, EUsha, Ind
Walker, L., Distillery, Ind
Bryant Saw Mill, Ind
Navassa Guano Co., Inc
Carolina Coast Products Co., Inc
Ocean Fisheries Co., Inc
Henry, John S., & Sons, Part
Morris & Sheppard, Part
American Feed Milling Co., Inc
American Progressive Co
Anandale Dairy, Ind
Asheville Coca-Cola Bottling Co., Inc
Asheville Concrete Pipe and Block Co., Ind..
Asheville Harness Co., Inc
Asheville Laundry Co., Inc.*
Asheville Mica Co., Part.—
Ashe-idlle Milling Co
Asheville Packing Co., Part
Asheville Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co., Inc
Asheville Steam Bakery*
Asheville Storage Supply Co., Inc
Asheville Supply and Foundry Co., Inc
Buncombe Milling Co., Inc
Club, Cafe and Candy Kitchen, Part
College Street Bakery, Ind
Dewdrop Candy Parlor, Ind.
'Failed to report, same as last year.
Miscellaneous Factobies 55
Continued.
Officer Reporting
C. B. Deason—
-
0. M. Jones
D. W. Carter.-.
E. R. Peterson..
J. H. Hughes..
-
W. A. Warwick-
W. P. West
1. H. Cheson...
I. H. Cheson
S. F. Cain
J. C. Durham..
C. B. Register..
G. H. Smith....
N. L. Tatum...
Articles Manufactured
Building material
Building material
Turpentine and resin..
Building material
Building material
Building material
Building material
Building material
Turpentine and resin..
Building material
Building material
Building material
Turpentine and resin.
Building material
J. R. Green Building material.
W. J. McKeithan
E. G. Goodman
E. G. Goodman
R. T. Williams
Mintz and Mintz
Mike King
O. W. Messick
-Mrs. C. A. Rourk
W. L. Swain
J. W. Little
S. W. Smith
R. R. Galloway...
R. Galloway..
E. Sellers
L. Walker....
D. P. Bryant
George Sloan
Frank Horbest, Rec. ..
Morrison W. Devine, Rec.
J. L. Henry
R. S. Morris
R. H. Groome
F. H. Roberts
D. E. Penland
R. L. ElUs..
H. A. Brown
C. N. Webster
J. A. Nichols
W. Van Home
WiUis E. Collins
F. Zimmerman
Chester Brown
C. C. Buckner
Fred Kent.
W. C. Britt
T. M. Rymer
A. C. Brande
C. C. PauL
C. P. Baker
Pine
Turpentine and resin
Building material
Building material
Turpentine and resin
Building material
Building material
Naval stores
Naval stores
Commercial printing
Turpentine and resin
Turpentine and resin...
Building material
Building material
Turpentine and resin
Building material
Fertilizers
Fish scrap and oil
Menhadden fishing
Building material
Corn and wheat
Molasses, feed, grain, etc...
Syrups, soda fountains and supplies.
Butter.
Coca-cola, soft drinks...
Pipe, concrete blocks, trimmings
Saddlery, etc
Laundering
Mica products
Flour and meal
Fertilizers and tallow
Pepsi-cola, soda waters
Bread and cakes
Ice and cold storage.
Foundry products
Grist mUl products
Candies, etc
Bakery products
Candy
Value
Materials
Used
1,200
815
3,820
230
6,862
11,437
635
441
8,708
2,820
479
2,859
884
575
2,557
1,875
1,210
4,690
977
850
2,812
6,769
10,334
6,633
Capital
Invested
4,533
945
1,235
1,565
2,590
2,100
71,100
23,875
432
32,209
16,665
2,034
8,770
40,861
5,101
35,840
78,150
286,210
11,500
12,865
16,016
7,115
225
21,812
10,556
1,150
7,100
2,250
2,250
600
18,775
4,610
1,620
1,073
462
791
624
2,208
340
1,000
1,660
1,035
600
16,175
1,355
4,000
1,600
2,277
1,620
13,758
1,200
625
600
1,200
1,500
650
10,000
200,000
160,000
100,000
2,200
15,000
12,020
2,055
7,151
36,348
9,079
40,569
5,000
94,000
60,592
35,000
18,820
10,000
77,038
81,850
6,000
19,358
600
1.000
56 IToETH Carolina Labor Statistics
Table No. 1
—
County Postoffice Factory
Buncombe
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do.....
do
do
do.....
do__-..
do
do
do
do-___.
do.-.-
do
do
do..._.
do.....
do_.__.
do__-_.
do.....
do.-...
do-__.
do.-.-,
do.....
do..-.,
do..-.
do.—,
do—
-
do—-,
do.....
do.....
do.....
do..-..
do...-,
do.....
Burke
do...-.
Asheville
...do
...do
...do
.-..do
...do
Asheville, R. 1
Asheville.-
...do
..-.do
.-..do
...do
.-.-do
.-..do
..-.do
Ashevilh, R. 4....
Asheville
....do
.-.-do
....do
...-do
.-..do
do
..-.do
.-..do
....do
.---do
....do
....do
.-..do
.-..do
Asheville West)..
Azalia
Barnardsville
Biltmore
Black Mountain.
.---do
Candler, R. 3
Candler
Candler, R. 3
Candler
Candler, R. 4
Democrat
Fairview
..--do
Liecester
Swannanoa
-..do
Weaverville ..
....do
....do
....do
Bridgewater
..-.do
Early, S.-T. & W. W., Part
English Lumber Co.*
Fairchilds, G. W., Ind
French Broad Quarry Co.*
Fricks, S. T., Ind
Georgia Talc Co., Inc
Grace Brick Works, Ind
Green Bros., Ind
Hackney & Moale Co., Inc
Hall, S. D., Ind
Hans Rees Sons, Inc
Independent Scale Co., Inc
Inland Press, Part
Johnson, T. P., & Co., Ind
Jones, Wm. M., Ind
Juno Mills, Part
Knoxville Directory Co., Inc
McRary Co., Inc
Mountain City Steam Laundry, Inc
Piedmont Directory Co., Inc
Pugh, Charles S., Ind
Rogers, W. Taylor, Ind
Sanitary Laundry, Part
Shipe, Mrs. Rena, Ind
Smathers, R. I., Ind
Swannanoa Laundry, Ind
Wallace, J. C, Ind
Wheat Hearts Co.*
White Pine Creameries, Inc
Whiteside Printing Co., Ind
Zindel's Bakery, Ind
Ingle, F. B., Ind
Azalia Woodworking Co
Manly, John, Ind
Williams-Brownell Planing Mill Co., Inc
Black Mountain Mfg. Cor., Inc
Kirstein, Albert, Ind
Buncombe County Ceramic Co., Ind
Jug Town, Ind
Jones, Pink, Ind
Peoples Roller Mills, Ind
Valley Mills, Ind
Carter Milling Co., Part
Alexander Bros., Part
McBrayer, R. L., Ind
Leicester Roller Mills, Ind
Reighard Lumber Co., Inc
Swannanoa Roller Mill, Ind
Weaverville Bakery, Inc
Weaverville Milling Co., Part
Webster, G. A., Inc
Whitmore Mills, Ind
Abernethy-Lyerly Co., Part
Bennett & Hennessee, Part
*Failed to report, same as last year.
Miscellaneous Factories 57
Continued.
OfiBcer Reporting Articles Manufactured
Value
Materials
Used
Capital
Invested
S.T.Early
W. H. Woodberry..
G. W. Fairchild..-
W. F. Keeps
S. T. Pricks
J. F. Glenn
George C. Shehan.
Green Bros
B. E. Morrow
S. D. Hall
Harrell B. Rees
L. H. Jones
B. G. Barker
T. P. Johnson
WilUam M. Jones..
J. A. Musser
E. H.Miller
G. H. Lambert
L. W. Greer
E. H. Miller
C. S. Pugh
W. Taylor Rogers.
E. Wilder
Mrs. Rena Shipe...
R. I. Smathers
C. M. Brown
J. C. Wallace
Curtis Bynum
Ed W. Whiteside..-.
M. Zindel
F. B. Ingle
J. E. Fulgham
John Manly
George Cock
W. S. Walker
Albert Kirstein
O. L. Bachelder
W. M. Penland
G. P. Jones
William E. Cole....
R. J. Gaston
J. J. WaUen
B. J. Alexander
R. L. McBrayer
Oscar Duckett
T. E. Reighard
H. A. Coggins
Henry D. Forman.
T. W. Blackstark...
G. A. Webster
J. F. Griffin..
J. W. Lyerly
W. L. Hennessee
Screens and doors
Woodworking and planing mill..
Grist mill products
Stone
Corn meal
Talc, crayon, pencils, etc
Brick
Cotton mattresses
Printing and publishing
Concrete blocks
Tanners and finishers of leather.
Computing scales
Job printing
Gutter and roofing
Doors, blinds, sash, etc
Roller mill products.
City directories
Laundering
Publishing
Cigars
Commercial printing.
Laundering
Cigars
Laundering
Wagons
Wheat hearts cereal
Butter, ice cream, etc...
Job printing
Bread, cakes and pies..
Cement blocks
Interior trimming
Building material
Lumber
Ice and laundering
Corn meal, etc
Pottery.
Flower pots, etc
Brick and tile
Flour, meal and feed...
Flour, meal, etc
Flour, meal, bran, etc..
Flour, meal, etc
Building material
Roller mill products
Building material
Flour, meal, etc
Bakery products
Flour, corn meal, etc...
Building material
Corn, meal, feed
Building material
Building material
111
283
3,440
3,600
6,338
2,000
10,302
3,955
12,550
6,319
3,075
5,016
738
512
1,220
535
55
3,419
2,890
3,625
55,673
1,304
16,528
160
2,5.30
34,055
1,700
1,356
265
130
300
9,165
31,960
12,631
6,700
625
54,340
37,428
8,775
587
17,410
2,550
5,258
8,000
1,400
4,.525
32,600
500
12,000
325
32,000
15,500
62
37,305
2,200
1,000,000
120,000
19,153
7,245
20,000
6,555
8,500
4,900
13,300
426
700
1,692
2,000
112
3,831
26,500
1,500
4,500
5,129
4,372
70
29,200
2,200
43,000
5,48S
875
4,200
1,500
1,600
7,400
23,750
9,.585
3,260
550
16,310
17,060
10,300
1,400
8,462
3,340
1,520
9,000
1,900
58 NoKTH Carolina Labok Statistics
Table No. 1
—
County Postoffice Factory
Burke
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do.—
.
do
do..—
do
do.....
do.....
do-....
do...-,
do-....
do...-
do...-
do.....
do
do..-.,
do.....
do
do
do
do.....
do...-
do
do.....
do.....
do
do..-.,
do.—,
do.....
do.....
do.—,
do-....
do....
Cabarrus,
do....
do....
do....
do....
do.-,
do....
do....
do....
do....
Bridgewater
...do
...do
...do
Connelly Springs.
...do
—-do..
.-.-do
...do..
...do
..-.do
....do
..-.do
....do
Drexel
...-do
Fonta Flora
Glen Alpine
.-..do
....do
Jay
Morganton
Morganton, R. 1..
Morganton
....do
.-..do
....do
Morganton, R. 3.,
Morganton
-..do
-..do
.--.do
....do
...-do
-.-do-
....do
.-..do
....do
....do —.do
.-..do
Naoma
....do
Shell
Worry
Concord
-.--do
---do
.-..do
—.do
-...do
....do
--..do
....do
Fox, W. G., Ind
Morrison Bros., Part
Taylor, J. Y., Ind
WilUams, T. C, Ind
Abel, W. C, Ind
Connelly Springs Jlills, Ind
Giles, J. H., Ind
Hildebrand, H. T., Ind
Huffman, D. F., Ind .
Icara, P. M., & Co., Ind
Jarrett-Shuping Lumber Co., Part
Knox, John, Ind
Wellman, C. W., Ind
Zimmerman, J. E., Ind
Berry & Benfield, Part....
Settlemyre, M. A., Ind
Parks & Corpening, Part
Glen Alpine Milling Co., Part
Pitts & Giles, Part
Pitts, J. D., Ind
Patton, L. G., Ind
Baker & Williams, Part
Benfield, J. R., Ind
Blueridge Wagon Co., Ind
Dale, A. N., Ind
Denton, M. J., Ind
Duckworth, J. L., Ind
Kincaid, S. A., Ind
Kistler, Lesh & Co.*
Mace Eros., Part
Martin, J. W., Ind
Morganton Bottling Works, Ind
Morganton Handle Co., Ine
Morganton Ice & Fuel Co., Ind
Morganton Mfg. and Trading Co., Inc
Morganton Steam Laundry, Ind
Morphen, M. F., Ind
Poteet, C. A., Ind
Rarff & Denton, Part
Thornberry, O. L., Ind
Tilley, A. H., Ind
Garland Bros., Part
Gurley, W. A., Ind
Parks, L. C, Ind
Caldwell Mills, Ind
Cabarrus Roller JMills, Part
Concord Foundry and Machine Shop, Inc..
Concord Gas Co., Inc
Concord Milling Co., Inc
Concord Printery, Ind
Concord Steam Bakery, Part
Concord Steam Laundry
Hunnicutt & Goodman, Part
National Lumber Co., Inc
.do Pounds, A. B., Ind
*Failed to report, same as last year.
Miscellaneous Factories 59
Continued.
Officer Reporting
W. G. Fox
W. C. Morrison
J. Y. Taylor
T. C. Williams
W. C. Abel
J. E. Coulter
J. H. Giles
H. T. Hildebrand—
D. F. Huffman
P. M. Icara
J. T. Jarrett
Henry Knox
C. F. Wellman
J. E. Zimmerman...
J. T. Berry
M. A. Settlemyre
W. D. Parks..-.
A. W. Troxler
J. D. Pitts
J. H. Giles
L. G. Fatten
Baker and Williams.
J. R. Penfield
Derr Boger
A. N. Dale
M. J. Denton
J. L. Duckworth
S. A. Kincaid
Willie Mace
J. W. Martin
S. R. Kirksey
H. C. Jenkins
John A. Dickson
L. Gordon
M. F. Morphen
C. A. Poteet
Vance Denton
O. L. Thornberry
A. H. Tilley
W. E. Garland
W. A. Gurley
L. C. Parks
A. Henderson
J. C. Lippard
C. A. Blaokwelder...
Harris Beeson
G. H. CrowelL
R. C. Litaker
Thomas F. Hopkins
R. E. Ridenhour
J. T. Hunnicutt
J. A. Cannon
A. B. Pounds
Articles Manufactured
Building material
Building material
Building material
Building material
Building material
Building material
Building material
Building material
Building material
Building m_aterial
Sash, doors, shop work, etc.
Building material
Building material
Building material
Building material
Building material
Building material
Wheat, flour, corn, etc..
Building material
Building material
Building material
Building material
Building material
Farm wagons
Building material
Building material
Brick
Building material
Oak belting butts
Building material
Printing
Soft drinks
Plow handles, etc _.
Ice
Lumber, mill work
Laundering
Shuttle blocks
Building material
Building material
Building material
Building material
Building material
Building material
Flooring, ceiling, etc
Flour, meal, feed
Roller mill products
Castings, etc
Gas and gas appliances.
Roller mill products
Commercial printing
Bakery products
Laundering
Soft drinks
Lumber
Ice
Value
Materials
Used
360
1,960
350
540
240
6,620
700
2,250
1,000
325
2,550
466
800
900
300
1,800
15,465
4,600
9,000
900
450
600
450
1,155
450
75
300
5,000
325
310
600
1,502
20,270
450
985
350
600
3,500
2,750
30
130
100
17,000
500
1,848
10,516
22,450
1,017
4,390
1,826
2,900
Capital
Invested
750
800
800
600
600
8,000
1,300
1,400
750
900
2,750
750
600
1,100
800
1,300
2,150
14,000
9,000
20,000
800
700
750
4,000
3,000
1,500
1,550
600
1,200
1,350
1,800
225
7,500
45,000
3,000
800
700
1,700
5,300
7,200
1,600
1,800
2,700
5,000
6,800
12,618
115,358
15,500
1,050
4,750
9,000
4,800
7,500
26,200
60 ISToRTH Carolina Labor Statistics
Table No. 1
—
County Postoffice Factory
Cabarrus Concor
- do-d
do ....
do . - Gold HiU,
Gold Hill,
Gold Hill.
Gold Hill,
---do
R.F.D. - -
do . R. 2
do
do R. 2
do
do -. . Mt. Pleasa
-,.do
nt--
do
do .- -. do
Caldwell CoUettsvil
—do
le
do
do —do
do _. .—do
do do
do. - —do
do Downsvill
....do
e..- --
do
do Finley.
Globe.
....do..
do
do
do- -do
do Granite F
Granite F
Granite F
---do
ills
do ills, R. 3
do ills
do
do - .do
do- - do
do Hudsoi
Kings (
--._do-
1
do Z!reek
do
do Lenoir-
Lenoir,
Lenoir,
Lenoir,
do
do —
.
R.
R.
R.
2
do -. 3-
do 1
do
do do -
do Lenoir.
do do-do
--do
do - do
do -— - do
do - . Lenoir,
Lenoir-
Lenoir,
Lenoir-
LenoLr,
Lenoir,
Lenoir,
Lenoir-
-_-do-
R. 2
do - -
do
do
R. 2
do R.
R.
R.
4
do- 3
do 5
do
do-do
do
do do
do Lenoir,
Lenoir. —do-
R. 3
do
do
Southern Cotton Oil Co., Inc
Times & Tribune Printing Office, Ind.
Barringer & Rich, Part
Earnhardt, P. H., & Sons, Part
Honeycutt, J. G. & E. D., Part
Lentz Harness Works, Ind
Washboard Mfg. Co., Part
Foil Bros. Roller Mills, Ind
Heintz, J. R., Ind
Mt. Pleasant Lumber Co., Part
Holloway, C. H., Ind
McGinnis, A., Ind
Moore, P. W., Ind
C. L. Rhodes, Ind
Spencer, W. P., Ind --
Talbert, G. C, Ind
Brown, R. A., Ind
Flowers, J. H., & Son, Part
Dobbins, C. J., Ind
Crump, Gragg & Philyan, Part
Gragg, R. D., Ind
Green, R. D., Ind
Dudley Lumber Co., Inc
Fowler, Sons, and Co., Part
Granite Bottling Works, Ind
Granite Falls Brick Co., Part
Mackie, H. C, Ind
Warlick & Sherrill Co
Jones, John W., Ind
Hedrick & Son, Part
Jackson, Joe, Lumber Mill, Ind
Al'cn Wagon Co., Part
Anton, R. T., Mill, Ind
Baker, J. E., Ind
Barlow Saw Mill, Ind
Barlow & Son, Part
Beach, J. M., Ind
Bernhardt, J. M., Ind.
Brannon & Angley, Part
Citizens Light and Power Co., Inc
C-addock Mfg. Co., Inc
Deal, M., & Son, Part
Flowers, D. C, Ind
Fox, W. I., Ind
Fox & Martin
Grist, P. O., Printing Office, Ind
Houck & Bowman, Part
Jarvis, Finlay, Ind
Kincaid & Clay, Part
luncaid & Cannon
Lenoir Mfg. Co., Part
Lenoir Mills
Lenoir Veneer Co., Inc
Leonard's Mill, Ind
Palmer Bros., Part
Piedmont Bottling Works, Part
Miscellaneous Factories 61
Continued.
OflScer Reporting
H. H. Withers-.
J. B. Sherrill
G. A. Barringer.
E. D. Honeycutt
A. C. Lentz
M. G. Lentz
J. H. Foil.
J. R. Heintz
J. L. C. Miller
C. H. HoUoway
A. McGinnis
P. W. Moore
C. L. Rhodes
W. P. Spencer
G. C. Talbert
R. A. Brown
G. A. Flowers
C. J. Dobbins
B. A. Crump
R. D. Gragg—-^
R. D. Green
A. A. Cline
D. B. Fowler
H. V. Bolick
George H. Starnes
H. C. Mackie
D. H. WarHck
J. W. Jones
D. A. Hedrick
Joe Jackson
E. F. Allen
R. T. Anton
J. E. Baker
R. L. Barlow
R. W. Barlow
J. M. Beach
J. M. Bernhardt
Brannon and Angley.
E. C. Fulp
J. E. Craddock
W. L. Deal
D. C. Flowers
W. I. Fox
J. W. Fox
P. O. Girst
E. C. Hancock
Finley Jarvis
M. W. Kincaid
L. A. Kincaid
Receivership
E. E. May
W. H. Craddock
R. C. Leonard
Albert Palmer
W. L. Greer.
Articles Manufactured
Cotton seed products
Printing and publishing
Building material
Building material
Building material
Harness and repairs
Washboards
Wheat, corn, etc
Building material
Planing mill products
Building material
Building material
Lumber
Lumber
Lumber
Lumber
Lumber and timber products
Lumber and timber products
Lumber and timber products
Lumber and timber products
Lumber and timber products
Lumber and timber products
—
Lumber, doors, sash, floors, etc.
Lumber and timber products...
Bottling Coca-cola
Brick
Lumber and timber products. __
Tables, picker sticks, etc
Lumber and timber products ...
Lumber and timber products
Lumber and timber products
Make and repair wagons
Lumber and timber products...
Lumber and timber products...
Lumber and timber products...
Lumber and timber products...
Lumber and timber products
Lumber and timber products
Bakery products
Light and power
Lumber and timber products...
Flour, meal, feed
Lumber and timber products
Ash, pine, poplar
Lumber and timber products...
Commercial printing..
Lumber and timber products...
Lumber and timber products...
Lumber and timber products...
Poplar, oak, pine
Building material
Flour, meal and bran.
Lumber and timber products...
Lumber and timber products
Lumber and timber products...
Bottling works
Value
Materials
Used
7,281
2,832
475
250
950
1,200
4,000
7,925
3,550
392
50
1,250
34
35
43
1,800
775
50
80
35
52
16,305
255
2,611
214
110
Capital
Invested
271
44
35
557
597
457
44
449
150
44,000
3,615
6,696
1,625
6,344
166
26
20
249
540
35
50
880
16,497
101,200
74,213
232
750
1,310
71,795
13,500
250
1,600
1,250
2,100
5,500
5,600
400
7,300
800
1,600
200
500
850
600
2,100
1,875
300
1,050
1,0.50
800
23,037
800
1,450
1,750
700
2,500
390
300
325
4,500
1,763
500
1,300
1,550
400
70,000
450
37,818
5,000
3,755
780
600
930
600
1,300
1,000
200
32,107
33,000
33,992
500
630
1,928
62 IsToRTH Carolina Labor Statistics
Table No. 1
—
County Postoffice Factory
Caldwell.
do__-
do_._.
do—
.
do-...
do....
do....
do-.,
do..-,
do....
do....
do—,
do—
do....
do-...
do...-
dO-—
Camden.,
do—
do....
do....
do....
do—
Carteret-.
do-do-do-—
do-do....
do-..-
do—
-
do—
-
do—
do—
do—
do....
do-do-do..
-
do—
do....
do.-.,
do.—
do.-_-
do—
do-—
do—
do—
do—
do—
_
Caswell—,
do—
do—
do—
do-—
Lenoir
_--do
---do
Lenoir, R. 2
Morganton, R. 3.
Mortimer
Naoma, R.F.D...
Patterson
--do
---do —-do -
Rufus
---do
Upton
_.__do
---do-
Valmead ---
Old Trap
--do
Shiloh
---do
South Mill
--do
Beaufort
..-.do
-..do
....do
....do
..--do
.--do
.---do
Davis
Morehead City---
.--do
.--do
.--.do
..-do
.—do
..-.do
.---do
.--do
.---do
.---do
.-.-do
.---do
.---do
Newport
Sea Level
.---do
Williston
Hightowers
Mclver, R.F.D--
Milton, R. 1
Pelham, R. 1
Purley
Powell Bros., Part
Price-Cline Harness and Tanning Co
Stine, Robt. F., Ind
Tolbert, J. T., Ind.--
Nibelung Gold Mine
Mortimer, W. A., Ind.-
Green, M. F., Ind
Chandler & Robbing, Part
Hagaman, J. R., Ind
McCall, G. A., Ind
Setzer, T. S., Ind
Johnson, J. F., Ind
Moore Bros., Part
Estes & Clarke, Part
Estes, W. B., Ind
Townsend, M. L., Ind
Bryant, E. H., Ind
Burges, H. B., Ind
Hubbard, Jones & Pugh, Part
Hinton, M. M., Ind --.
Wright, W. G., Ind
Etheridge, J. G., & Co., Part
Williams, D. E., Ind
Beaufort Fish Scrap and Oil Co., Inc.-
Beaufort Ice Co., Inc
Beaufort Machine Shop
Chadwick & Caffrey, Fish Factory, Part
Dey's Fish Factory, Ind
Doans & Bartlett Co., Inc
Enterprise Packing Co., Inc
Whitehurst & Rice Marine Railway, Part
—
Oyster Canning Plant, Ind.*
Bell, John T., Co., Inc
Bogue Sound Lumber Co., Inc
Canfield Lumber Co., Inc
Carteret Fish and Oil Co., Inc
Carteret Ice, Transfer and Storage Co., Inc.
Coaster Publishing Co.*
Hayo-Kola Bottling Works, Inc
Howland Bros. Box Works, Part
Morehead City Machine Co., Ind
Morehead City Mfg. Co., Inc
Morehead City Sea Food Co., Inc
Taylor, R. W., Fish Factory, Ind.— --..
Wallace Fisheries Co., Inc.-.:
Willis Marine Railway, Ind
Newport Fruit Farm, Ind
Southgate Packing Co., Ind
Taylor, V., Packing Co., Part
Willis, A. T., Fish Factory, Ind
Warren, J. L., Ind
Knight, E. L., Ind
Thomason, R. S., Saw Mill, Ind
Campbell, R. L., Saw Mill, Ind
Davis, John H., & Son, Part
*Failed to report, same as last year.
Miscellaneous Factories 63
Continued.
Officer Reporting Articlea Manufactured
Value
Materials
Used
Capital
Invested
Powell Bros
C. E. Rabb
R. F. Stine
J. T. Tolbert
G. D. Jackson..
-
W. A. Mortimer..
M. F. Green
J. Chandler
J. R. Hagaman..
J. A. McCall
T. S. Setzer
J. F. Johnson
L. H. Moore
Robert Clarke
W. B. Estes
M. L. Townsend.
E. H. Bryant
H. B. Burges
M. H. Hubbard-
J. A. Whitens
W. G. Wright
J. G. Etheridge..
D. E. Williams...
M. M. Mark
N. E. Swann
W. L. PauL.
C. T. Chadwick.
C. P. Dey
W. A. Mace
Thomas Dawson
J. H. Whitehiu-st.
W. T. Dav-is
C. M. Wade
G. D. Canfield...
J. C. Taylor
Allen C. Davis...
D. B. Wade
J. F. Davenport-
W. A. Rowland..
W. R. Wade
J. C. Long
G. L. Arthur
R. W. Taylor
W. M.Webb
O. C. Willis
George N. Ives...
G. D. Potter
Valentine Taylor.
A.T.Willis
J. L. Warren
E. L. Knight
R. S. Thomason.
R. L. Campbell..
J. H. Davis
Brick .-
Collars, harness and tanning..
Oak, pine, poplar, etc
Lumber and timber products.
Gold mining
Lumber and timber products.
Lumber and timber products
.
Lumber and timber products.
Lumber and timber products.
Lumber and timber products.
Lumber and timber products.
Lumber and timber products.
Lumber and timber products.
Lumber and timber products.
Lumber and timber products.
Lumber and timber products.
Lumber and timber products.
Pine
Lumber and timber products.
Brick
Lumber and timber products-
Lumber and timber products.
Lumber and timber products.
Fish scrap and oil
Ice
Bearings, tanks, repairs
Fertilizer and oil
Fish scrap and oil
Fish scrap and oil
Canning oysters
Building and repairing boats...
Oyster canning
Shipbuilding, repairing vessels.
Lumber and timber products..
Lumber and timber products..
Fertilizer and fish oil
Ice
Printing
Hayo-kola and other soft drinks.
Boxes, crates, etc
Tanks, mufflers, repairs
Wooden boxes
Ice
Fish scrap and oil
Fish scrap and oil
Small vessels, repairing
Canning products
Canning sea food and vegetables.
Canned oysters
Fish scrap and oil
Pine, oak, poplar
Lumber and timber products
Lumber and timber products
Lumber and timber products
Lumber and timber products
25
3,110
68
15
900
36
1,025
234
35
40
335
35
42
300
440
250
750
2,000
18,200
3,200
2,985
1,414
2,460
4,465
7,350
24,511
659
21,315
3,150
15,972
3,920
4,385
595
2,270
3,305
8,240
1,104
7,550
15,685
2,045
1,175
24,500
2,187
1,637
286
550
570
1,320
550
4,825
15,000
650
2,900
100,000
450
1,650
800
28,000
1,050
2,575
1,300
1,600
900
3,625
400
1,700
1,500
2,140
1,510
2,075
1,500
29,200
110,935
15,000
1,550
2,000
37,000
40,000
5,000
1.750
2,000
19,200
3,500
33,000
9,175
14,778
1,000
2,271
2,050
1,800
2,000
25,500
25,000
40,000
5,500
1,500
14,000
4,000
1,120
2,820
9,800
3,800
3,350
1,402
64 JSToRTH Carolina Labor Statistics
Table No. 1
—
County Postoffice - Factory
Caswell-..
do—
.
do.—
Catawba.
do...-
do..-.
do....
do.—
do..-
do....
do....
do....
do....
do-do....
do...-
do....
do....
do.___
do—.
do....
do._._
do.._.
do....
do.-..
do—
-
do..-.
do....
do....
do..-.
do....
do...-
do—
.
do—.
do....
do..-.
do.-...
do....
do..-..
do-do—.
do—.
do.....
do....
do-..-.
do-.-.
do—.
do....
do—..
do....
do..-..
do—..
do.....
do..-..
do..„.
Semora
Yanceyville..
....do
Catawba
....do
...-do
.---do
....do
Claremont
.-..do
....do
Conover
....do
Hickory
....do
..--do
.-..do
..--do
.---do
...do
..--do
.-.-do
...do
..-do
..--do
---do
...do
.--do
-..do
...do-
.--do
---do
-..do...:
...do
---do
-.-do
...do
...do
.--do
Maiden
..-do
...do
.-.do—
.--do
.--do
Newton, R. 1.
Newton
...do
...do
...do
...do
...do
-do-
.do.
.do.
Adams & Co., Saw Mill, Ind
Gwynn & Womack, Part
Martin, W. C, Saw Mill, Ind
Bock, J., Sons & Co
Enni?, J. T., Ind
Loftin, G. L., Ind
Murray, John L., Ind
North State Roller Mills, Part
Claremont Bottling Works, Ind
Monitor Roller Mills, Part
Yount and Carpenter
Conover Roller Mills, Ind
Hickory Handle and Mfg. Co., Ind
Bowman, W. P., Ind
C. & N. W. Railway Repair Shops, Inc
Catawba Milling Co., Ind
Clay Printing Co., Inc
City Bakery, Ind
Hickory Brick Co., Part
Hickory Collar Co., Part
Hickory Harness Co., Part
Hickory Ice and Coal Co., Inc
Hickory Mfg. Co., Inc..
Hickory Marble and Granite Co., Part
Hickory Overall Co.*
Hickory Novelty Co., Inc
Hickory Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co., Ind
Hickory Steam Laundry, Ind
Hickory Tannery, Ind
Home Canning Co
Hutton & Bourbonais, Inc
Killian, W. R., Ind
Knox, J. D., Ind
Miller, J. F., Ind
Morrison, S. L., Ind
Piedmont Foundry and Machine Shop, Inc
Piedmont Wagon and Manufacturing Co., Inc.
Southern Desk Co., Inc
Starnes, J. W., Ind
Caldwell, L. D., & Son, Part
Caldwell, W. W., Ind
Campbell & Campbell, Part..-
Gumbrand Bros., Part
Maiden Creek Roller Mills, Part
Withers & Potts, Part
Abernethy & Reinhardt, Part
Best, Earl, Ind
Clark Printery, Ind
Cutler & Hunsuckel
Deal, C. M., Ind
Heavener, J. R., Ind
Newton Ice and Fuel Co., Part
Newton Oil and Fertilizer Co., Inc
Newton Roller Mills
Newton Roller Covering Shops, Ind
*Failed to report, same as last year.
Miscellaneous Factories 65
Continued.
Officer Reporting Articles Manufactured
Value
Materials
Used
Capital
Invested
Charley Crutchfield
J. P. Gwynn
W. C. Martin
M. C. Bohlin
J. T. Ennis
G. L. Loftin
John L. Murray
J. C. Yount
J. L. Mason
J. M. Morrison
J. R. Yount
S. S. Rowe
A. L. Shuford
W. P. Bowman
W. K. Kearsley
W. I. Caldwell
J. C. Miller
E. W. ElHngton
R. B. Fry
P. A. Setzer
J. R. Gantt
E. Lyerly
C. H. Cline
C. P. Bolch
T. A. Henderson
J. A. Lentz
O. F. Ekhard
J. L. Leach
Charles Geitner
E. L. Flowers
A. B. Hetton
W. R. KilUan
J. D. Knox
J. F. Miller
S. R. Morrison
J. H. Cilley
G. H. Geitner
G. F. Loy
J. W. Starnes
L. S. Caldwell
W. W. Caldwell
J. Smith Campbell.
M. D. Gumbrand ..
W. B. Murray
Withers & Potts
R. W. Abernathy...
Earl Best
J. H. Plank
L. L. Hunsuckel
E. M. Deal
J. R. Heavener
John Wagoner
S. D. Houcks
J. W. KiUian
W. D. Musheimer...
Lumber and timber products
-
Flour, meal and teed
Lumber and timber products.
Vehicles
Lumber and timber products-
Hiokory handles
Wheat and flour
Roller mill products
Pepsi-cola and soda water
Flour, meal, etc
Lumber and timber products.
Roller mill products
Handles, picker sticks, etc
Lumber and timber products.
Repairs to equipment
Flour mill products
Job printing
Bakery products
Brick
Horse collars
Harness
Ice
Planing mill products
Monuments
Overalls
Planing mill products
Soda waters
Laundering
Leather tanning
Canning outfits
Lumber and timber products-
Harness
Pine
Job printing
Oak, poplar, pine
Repairs
Wagons, drays, etc
School desks, loom supplies-..
Lumber and timber products .
Pine, poplar, walnut
Lumber and timber products _
Brick
Lumber and timber products.
Flour, meal, etc
Oak and pine _
Pine and oak
Oak
Job printing
Lumber and timber products.
Brick
Lumber and timber products .
Ice and soft drinks
Oil, meal and hulls
Flour, meal, etc
Covering cotton mill rollers
400
15,640
366
21,231
380
165
7,850
26,069
735
30,110
75
16,550
18,750
975
19,211
37,285
2,824
2,879
720
22,439
7,845
4,844
45,365
1,815
30,000
5,020
664
64,420
6,145
206,428
4,500
1,000
200
11,000
8,590
108,905
85
5,500
2,750
173
2,000
13,770
190
105
525
391
188
1,100
130
6,167
26,031
57,150
4,297
1,570
1,400
1,000
26,697
15,000
2,150
6,700
11,000
1,100
8,750
1,000
9,000
20,500
1,300
27,890
5,071
2,700
3,730
1,100
27,000
2,900
32,600
128,892
1,350
10,000
14,000
2,300
2,200
57,837
2,000
62,737
1,000
650
1,500
2,500
14,200
392,296
25,000
500
3,600
2,350
800
2,400
13,900
1,075
700
850
1,500
1,800
2,300
300
27,000
11,660
19,500
1,950
Dept. Labor, 1915—
5
66 North Cakolina Labok Statistics
Table No. 1
—
County
Catawba-
Chatham,
do..—
do.-...
do.....
do.....
do.-...
do ....
do-—.
do
do-...
do.—,
do—.,
do.—.
do
do—,
do.—
.
do.—
do
do.....
do.....
do..-.
do..._.
do—
.
do..-,
do-do--.
do-do-do—
do—
-
do....
do..._
do....
do—
do-do-do—
dO--
do—
do-do-—
do-—
do-—
do—-
do—
-
do-do-—
do-do...
do-—
do—
-
do-do—-
do-...
PostofEce
Newton
Apex, R. 4
Apex, R.F.D
Apex, R. 1
Bear Creek
--do
--.do .
Bennett
...do
...do
—do-
—do
Bonlee
.--do
Bush Creek
.---do
Bynum
Corinth
.--do
Goldston
.--.do -
.---do
—-do
....do
.---do
Goldston, R. 1
.---do
Gulf
Harpers' Road
Merry Oaks
Moncure
.--do
New Hill, R. 2---
Ore Hill
Pittsboro, R.F.D.
-
Pittsboro
...-do
Pittsboro, R. 2
Pittsboro
.---do
Rigsby
.--.do
_--do
SilerCity
.--do
-..do..
....do
--do
—-do
-do-
-do-
-do.
-do-
-do-
Factory
Oak Grove Potterj' Works, Part
Farrell, F. M., Ind
Gilbert & Johnson, Part
Penny, E. R., Ind
Bynum, G. L., Ind
Councilman, M., Ind
Dunn Lumber Co., Inc.-
Brady, E. A., Ind
Brewer, Page & Patterson, Part..
Dunlap, J. H., Ind
Gardner, W. S. & J. M., Part
Welsh & Woodell, Part
Bonlee Milling Co., Ind
Lane & Dorsett, Part
Jordan-Lane-Page Co., Part
Jordan & Lane, Part
Chatham Roller Mills, Inc
Dixon, C. R., Ind.
Nevins & Flourney, Part
Barber, J. D., Ind
Barber, William M., Ind
Burk, C. W., Ind
Burk & Goldston, Part.
Gilmore, W. H., Ind
Norwood, S. S., Ind
Sharpe, C. G., & Son, Part
Tillman, W. D., Ind
Gulf Roller Mills, Ind
Harden, W. B., Ind ,---
Marks, A. H., & Co., Part
Desern, Calvin L., Ind
Womble, J. L., Ind
Wilson Bros., Part
Wood Wool Mfg. Co., Inc
Bland, T. M., Ind
Chatham Oil and Fertilizer Co., Inc
Hearne, W. H., Ind— -----
Henderson's Tannery, Ind
Petty, E. H., Ind
Riddle, A. M., Ind
Cheek Lumber Co., Part
Roberson, E. J., Ind
Williams, B. S., Ind
Bray Bros. Brick Co., Part
Brush Bending Co., Inc
Crown Carbonating Co., Ind
Edwards & Lane, Part
High Point Bending and Chair Co., Inc.-.
Kidd, D. C, Ind..
Lambe Mfg. Co., Inc.*
Oval Oak Mfg. Co., Inc
Siler City Marble and Granite Works, Inc..
Siler City Milling Co., Inc.-. .
Stout Bros., Lumber Co -
Thomas, C. B., Ind
Failed to report, same as last year.
Miscellaneous Factobies 67
Continued.
Officer Reporting Articles Manufactured
H. Phillips Earthenware and crockery
T. Farrell Lumber and timber products.
L. Gilbert Planing mill products
R. Penny Lumber and timber products-
L. Bynum Lumber and timber products.
Coimcilman Lumber and timber products.
R. Dunn Lumber and timber products.
A. Brady Lumber and timber products-
Brewer Lumber and timber products.
M. Andrews Lumber and timber products.
M. Gardner Lumber and timber products.
W. Woodell Lumber and timber products.
H. Dunlap Grist mill products
S. Dorsett Lumber and timber products.
M. Jordan Lumber and timber products.
M. Jordan Lumber and timber, products.
B. Atwater Grist mill products
R. Dixon Lumber and timber products.
B. Flourney Lumber and timber products.
D. Barber Lumber and timber products.
M. Barber Lumber and timber products.
W. Burk Lumber and timber products.
W. Goldston Lumber and timber products.
H. Gilmore Lumber and timber products.
S. Norwood Lumber and timber products.
G. Sharp Lumber and timber products.
D. Tillman.. Lumber and timber products.
N. Mclver Grist miU products
B. Harden \
Tannery
W. Marks Lumber and timber products.
T. Desern Lumber and timber products.
L. Womble Lumber and timber products.
E. Wilson i Lumber and timber products.
M. Gorrell Lumber and timber products
M. Bland Lumber and timber products
R. Hinton Cotton seed products, fertilizers
H. Hearne Lumber and timber products
. C. Henderson Tanning hides, lace and upper leather.
H. Petty ; Lumber and timber products
M. Riddle i Lumber and timber products
._ Lumber and timber products
J. Roberson Lumber and timber products
S. Williams Lumber and timber products
N. Bray Brick
B. Brown Bent chair stock, rough lumber
B. Rig?rtsell i Soft drinks
A. Edwards Lumber and timber products
J. Boling I Bent wood chair stock, etc
, C. Kidd I Lumber and timber products
A. Lambe j Cotton ginning
Value
Materials
Used
C. Gregson.-
M. Ray
S. Wrenn
M. Stout
B. Thomas.
Wooden goods
Monuments, etc
Grist mill products
Rough and dressed pine lumber.
Lumber and timber products
150
4,275
11,175
1,480
1,625
15
20,000
160
435
6,630
140
455
7,528
850
478
660
9,450
200
27,200
6
255
507
217
1,050
275
275
1,025
24,200
120
4,000
100
1,575
5,285
240
2,250
64,364
500
650
100
1,650
1,888
200
50
595
1,715
825
15
325
5,090
4,010
11,550
1,364
Capital
Invested
300
4,200
10,500
1,750
1,500
1,000
30,000
500
7,500
600
350
6,321
1,200
2,200
2,100
2,000
1,500
15,800
500
500
800
5,500
1,000
3,000
1,000
2,700
12,864
1,500
13,500
2,700
4,500
16,775
2,500
7,300
73,441
1,500
650
600
2,150
6,000
2,000
800
2,100
5,827
2,000
1,000
8,000
1,600
2,600
7,000
1,025
7,434
12,000
15,000
68 I^ORTH Carolina Labor Statistics
Table No. 1
—
County Postoffice Factory
Chatham.
do.....
do.....
do.-...
do.....
do.....
do.-..
Cherokee.
do.....
do.....
do.-.
do..-..
do.-.
do.-..
do.-.
do-...
do....
do..-
do—
.
, do.—
do....
dO-.-
do—
-
do...-
do—
do.-.
do....
do-...
do.—
do..-,
do....
do-...
Chowan.,
do....
do....
. do....
do.-,
do....
do....
do....
do....
do.—
do—,
do-do-do-.,
do....
do....
do...
do-do—
do-do....
do....
do—
Tear, R.F.D.,
Truth
.—do
Tyson Mills-.
Wells
..-do
.—do
Andrews
—do
—-do—
—-do
Culberson
...-do
...-do --
Marble
_—do
-._do
Murphy
_--do
...-do
.—do
--do
-..do
_...do
.—do
—do
-—do
—do -.
....do
Patrick
Topton
Unaka
Edenton
Edenton
.--do
....do
..-.do
...-do
....do
-...do —-do
...-do
.--do
....do
-...do
-...do
_--do
...-do
.-.do
..-.do
GUden
Tyner
....do.
.—do
--do
Baldwin, L. S., Ind
Ferrell & Lawrence, Part
Lewis Lumber Co., Ind
Tyson, J. H., Mills, Part.—
Brewer & Phillips, Part-
Lawrence Brick Co., Part
Talley, J. A., & Co., Part
Andrews Ice Co., Ind
Andrews Lumber Co.*
Andrews Printing Co., Part
Mt. Vernon Tannery
Hawkins, D. C, Ind
Owenby, I. C, Ind
Shields Mill, Part
Anderson, J. C. & Son, Part
Ladd, Thos. E., Ind
Kilpatrick, J. Morgan, Ind
Faire, R. M., Ind
Grant, B. P., Ind
Johnson, Thos. R., Ind -
Lovingood & Dockery, Part
Martin, J. R., Ind
Martin, W. B„ Ind
Mayfield, C. D., Ind
Moore, R. C, Ind
Morgan, Alfred, Ind
Murphy Mills
Murphy Woodworking Co., Ind
Ozal Chemical Co.*
Elrod, T. N., Ind
Kinsland, Claude S., Ind
Kilpatrick, T. C, Ind
Bell, J. H., Ind
Branning Mfg. Co., Inc
Brown, M. G., Ind
Chapel, M. B., Ind
Chowan Cotton Oil and Fertilizer Co., Inc.
Edenton Brick Works, Ind
Edenton Ice and Coal Co., Inc .-
Edenton Machine and Supply Co.*
Edenton Packing Co., Ind
Edenton Peanut Co., Inc
Edenton Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co., Inc
Edenton Saw and Scroll Mill
Ling Mfg. Co., Ind
Powell Bros., Part
Tuttle & Bell, Part
WafT, W. C, Ind
Webb, C. D., Ind
Wilkes Veneer Co., Inc
Ward, A. D., Ind
Chowan River Lumber Co., Part
Evans, Z. W., Ind
Lane, J. E., Ind
Polk, J. W., Ind
•Failed to report, same as last year.
Miscellaneous Factokies 69
Continued.
Officer Reporting
L. S. Baldwin
C. L. Lawrence
J. K. Lewis
J. H. Tysor.
W. N. Brewer .--.
B. S. Lawrence --
J. A. TaUey
B. G. Webb
John Gibson
T. J. Christy —.
G. W. Cover
D. C. Hawkins
I. C. Owenby
J. L. Sheilds & Son....
J. C. Anderson
Thomas E. Ladd
J. M. Kirkpatrick
R. M. Fain
B. D.Grant
Thomas R. Johnson
Lovingood & Dockery
J. R. Martin.
J. W.Ford
C. D. Mayfield
R. C. Moore
Alfred Morgan
R. M. Fain
S. W. Lovingood
F. I. Conley
T. N. Elrod
C. S. Kinsland
T. C. Kilpatriok
J. H. BeU
R. C. Holland
M. C. Brown
M. B. Chapel
I. J. Rogers
H. Speight
E. R. Conger
J. M. PhilHps
Thomas ElUott
Thomas Chears
R. Merdin
M. G. Brown
D. L. Ling
A. Powell.
J. H. Bell
W. C. Waff
C. D. Webb
J. L. Wiggins.
A. D. Ward
W. H. White
W. T. Blanchard
J. E. Lane
J.W.Polk
Articles Manufactured
Grist mill products
Lumber and timber products
Lumber and timber products
Grist mill products
Lumber and timber products
Brick
Brick
Ice
Lumber
Commercial printing
Sole leather, tanning extract
Lumber and timber products
Lumber and timber products
Lumber and timber products
Lumber and timber products
Lumber and timber products
Lumber and timber products
Grist mill products
Lumber and timber products
Lumber and timber products
Lumber and timber products
Chewing tobacco
Lumber and timber products
Lumber and timber products
Lumber and timber products
Printing
Flour, meal, feed
Lumber and timber products
Patent medicine
Oak and pine
Lumber and timber products
Shuttle blocks
Tobacco flues, guttering
Lumber and timber products
Lumber and timber products
Lumber and timber products
—
Cotton seed products, fertilizer..
Brick
Ice
Repairs
Canning fish and vegetables
Cleaning peanuts
Soft drinks
Sash, doors, blinds, etc
Canning fish
Lumber and timber products...
Brick
Boats —
Lumber and timber products...
Veneering
Lumber and timber products...
Lumber and timber products...
Lumber and timber products...
Pine, gum, and cypress lumber.
Wagons
Value
Materials
Used
2,500
240
1,120
600
700
650
125
153
400
100
300
2,400
62
169
11,000
700
900
100
100
1,500
1,283
960
250
3,950
150
3,000
700
3,000
99,800
15,000
446
Capital
Invested
640
8,459
7,500
202,602
7,259
400
1,230
975
105
4,398
620
260
1,025
300
280
800
3,500
23,350
2,100
2,000
5,000
900
2,200
925
700
500
1,000
465
1,290
3,268
10,200
2,200
700
4,700
450
8,000
7,000
1,000
713
3,000
4,000
20,000
900
14,800
550
3,150
468,800
69,400
1,640
94,900
5,640
36,662
8,500
107,720
8,259
6,000
2,430
3,975
205
3,200
12,000
1,770
1,025
2,025
1,000
870
70 North Carolina Labor Statistics
Table No. 1-
County
Chowan.
do
do
Clay -
do
do
Cleveland.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do.
do
do
do.
do
do
do.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Columbus-do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do......
Postoffioe
Tyner
....do
..-.do
Hayesville
....do
....do
Belwood
....do
Casar
....do
....do
Casar, R. 1 ..
Cleveland Mills..
Grover
Kings Mountain.
....do..
....do
....do
.-..do.
....do
..-do
Lattimore
Lawndale
Mooresboro
....do.
Shelby
...-do
....do
....do
....do
.-..do
....do
....do
....do
....do.
Shelby, R. 2
Shelby
Waco
Acme
....do.
Armour
Boardman
Bolton
Cerro Gordo
-—do-
-—do
Chadbourn
-...do
Clarendon
Evergreen
Fairbluff
....do
Hallsboro
....do
....do
Factory
Twine, W. H., Ind..
Ward, O. E., Ind
White, W. M., Ind
Allison Bros., Part
Palmer, J. H., & Son, Ind
Tiger, P. N., Ind
Brigham, J. P., Mills, Ind
Gant Harness Co., Inc
Downs, John, Ind
McNeilly, A. R., & Co., Part
McNeilly-Hunt Timber Co., Part
White, T. F., & P. O., Part.
King, M. A., Ind
Harry, C. H., Ind
Bumgarner, J. C, & Co., Part
Carpenter & McGill, Part
Herald Pub. House, Ind
Kings Mountain Cotton Oil Co., Inc
Kings Mountain Roller Mills, Ind
Kiser Lumber Co., Ind
Mauney & Falls, Part
Pink Mfg. Co., Inc..
Pearl Mills
Mooresboro Cotton Oil Co., Ind
Mooresboro Creamery Co., Inc
Eagle Roller Mill, Ind
McCoy, J. W., Ind
Murray, J. B., Ind
Piedmont Mfg. Co
Shelby Coca-Cola Bottling Co., Inc
—
Shelby Concrete Co., Ind
Shelby Foundry Co., Ind
Shelby Ice and Fuel Co., Part
Southern Cotton Oil Co., Inc
Thompson Branton Co., Inc
Randall, J. A., Ind
Wilson, Jas. A., Ind
Hard, Jesse
Acme Mfg. Co., Ind .
Bryant & Collins, Ind
Lashley, J. W., Ind
Butters Lumber Co., Inc
Waccamaw Lumber Co., Inc
Artesian Bottling Works, Ind...
Williamson & Brown Lumber Co., Inc.
Williamson & Nance, Part
Chadbourn Mfg. Co., Inc
Columbus Bottling Co., Ind
Harrellson & Currie, Part
Griffin, J. W., Ind
Norris, H. V., Ind
Powell, H. M., Ind.
Hall's Tobacco Flue Mfg. Co., Ind
Holoombe, J. G., Ind
N. C. Lumber Co., Inc.,
'Failed to report; same as last year.
Miscellaneous Eactokies 71
Continued.
Officer Reporting
William Twine
O. E. Ward
W. M. White
G. E. Allison
J. H. Palmer
P. N. Tiger
J. P. Brigham
W. R. Porter
John Downs
A. R. McNeilly
A. C. Brackett
P. O. White
M. A. King
C. F. Harry
J. C. Bumgarner
Carpenter & McGilL
G. G. Page
J. M. Patterson
W. A. Ware
Kiser Lumber Co
Mauney & Falls
Graham Dellinger...
C. Elam
J. A. Swain
J. B. Blanton
W. R. Hartness
J. W. McCoy
J. B. Murray
L. A. McMurry
T. J. Babington.
Auditor
Z. J. Thompson..
J. A. Randall
James Wilson
Jesse Hard
Wm. Gilchrist
P. C. Collins
J. W. Lashley ....
A. D. Turner
E. F. Carpett
C. W. Nance
R. D. Covington.
H. S. Spratt
R. O. Pridgen
C. D. Koonce
E. H. Harrelkon..
J. W. Griffin
H. V. Norris
H.M.Powell
J. W. H. Hall
J. G. Holcombe...
F. B. Gault -.
Articles Manufactured
Lumber and timber products
Pine lumber
Lumber and timber products
Flour, meal, etc
Wagons, buggies and planing mill..
Oak, poplar and chestnut lumber...
Lumber and timber products
Leather, buggy and wagon harness.
Lumber and timber products
Lumber and timber products
Lumber and timber products
Lumber and timber products
Lumber and timber products
Lumber and timber products
Ice
Brick
Printing and publishing.
Cotton seed oil, etc
Flour, meal, etc
Sash, doors, etc
Brick
Jute bagging
Flour, meal, feed
Crude oil, etc
Butter
Roller mill products
Lumber and timber products.
Commercial printing
Foundry and machine shop...
Bottling soda waters
Cement blocks
Foundry products
Ice
Value
Materials
Used
1,200
350
868
2,688
104
450
200
3,850
800
2,400
750
250
375
32,000
700
1,237
958
26,180
66,081
11,232
1,200
13,680
Capital
Invested
50,421
17,343
5,130
725
300
Cotton seed products
Sash, doors, shop work
Handles
Lumber and timber products..
Lumber and timber products..
Fertilizer and acid phosphates.
Lumber and timber products..
Lumber and timber products..
Lumber and timber products..
Lumber and timber products..
Sodas, etc
Lumber and timber products..
Brick.
Strawberry crates
Soft drinks
Lumber and timber products..
Lumber and soft drinks
Lumber and timber products..
Lumber and imber products..
Tobacco flues
Lumber and timber products..
Lumber and timber products..
4,465
3,000
1,200
2,125
207,438
22,393
73
700
750
595,971
500
975
33,781
126,019
102
22,071
1,078
3,052
2,822
480
3,012
1,438
245
399
4,997
1,800
1,400
1,848
6,000
1,550
2,100
500
15,700
700
3,600
1,850
1,150
400
15,000
1,500
4,100
5,300
456,000
21,400
17,178
4,000
26,040
4,000
97,068
7,858
1,450
800
1,125
10,100
3,600
2,500
7,400
31,286
142,611
16,748
1,340
1,000
800
568,528
1,697
1,817
887,162
1,415,801
500
399,582
2,370
9,319
1,845
1,100
987
4,500
2,040
525
900
60,000
72 IsToRTH Carolina Labor Statistics
Table No. 1
—
County PostofiSce Factory
Columbus.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do _-_-
do
do
do
do
Craven
do
Hallsboro
...do
...do
Lake Waccamaw.
..._do
New Berlin..
..-.do
Pireway
Tabor
...-do
.-.-do
Vineland
.--do
Wananish
Whiteville, R. 3--
Whiteville
Whiteville, R. 2..
Clark
.--do
do ] Dover.
do
do
do
do
do- -.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do.- _.-
do
do.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Havelock
James City
Kinston P. O
New Bern
...do
...do
...do
....do
....do-...
....do
....do
...-do
..-.do
.---do
..--do
...-do
..-.do
..--do
...-do
....do
..-.do
.-.do
...-do
...-do
....do
....do-1
-...do
.--.do
...-do
...-do
...-do
...-do
...-do
North Harlowe
Norfolk, Va., P. O.
Pierce & Co., Part
Rankin, Chas., Ind
Rushing, W. C, Ind
Carroll, J. T., Ind
Chancy Bros., Part
Bordeaux, J. C, & Co., Part
New Berlin Lumber Co., Inc
Baxter, J. G., Distillery, Ind
Inman, C. H., & Bros., Part
Pridgen, C. C, Ind
Roberts & Hughes Co., Inc
Hill, R. E., Bottling Works, Ind
Whiteville Lumber Co., Inc
Council Tool Co
Bowen, M. A., Ind
High, Oscar, Ind
Smith, J. M., & Co., Part
Clark Brick & Tile Co., Inc
Eubanks Brick Yard
Goldsboro Lumber Co., Inc
Clark Lumber Co
Davis Bakery, Part
Carolina Brick Co., Inc
Blades, J. B., Lumber Co., Inc
Broaddus & Ives Lumber Co., Inc
Craven Foundry and Machine Co., Inc
Duffy, F. S., Medicine Co., Inc
Dunn, Owen G., Ind
Eastern Carolina Marble Works, Ind
Falson Lumber and Mfg. Co., Inc
Hammer Lumber Co.*
Home Bakery, Part
Kafer's Bakery, Ind
Land, E. J., Printing Co., Inc
Meadows, E. H. & J. A., Inc
Miller, J. S., Co., Inc
Model Steam Laundry
Munger & Bennett
New Bern Brick Co., Inc
New Bern Coca-Cola Bottling Works, Inc
New Bern Cotton Oil and Fertilizer Mills, Inc.
New Bern Ice Co., Inc
New Bern Iron Works Co., Inc
New Bern Veneer and Panel Co., Inc
Neuse Lumber Co., Inc
People's Brick Co., Inc
Pepsi-Cola Co., Inc
Pep-TonaCo
Pine Lumber Co
Richardson Printing Co., Part
Savodine Co., Inc
Turner-Mattress Co., Ind
Waters Buggy Co., Ind
Taylor, Glared H., Bro., Part
Roper, John L., Lumber Co., Inc
*Failed to report; same as last year.
Miscellaneous Factories 73
Continued.
Officer Reporting
J. E. Thompson...
Chas. P. Rankin..
W. C. Rushing
J. T. CarroU
S. C. Chancy
J. C. Bordeaux
Gladys Mitchell—
J. G. Butler
Jasper Inman
C. A. Pridgen
D. J. Hughes
R. E. Hill
C. W. Brinkley.—
Geo. W. Council--
M. A. Bowler
Oscar High
J. M. Smith
J. L. Thompson..
G. T. Eubank
D. W. Richardson
R. R. Davis
L. R. George
J. B. Blades
J. E. Slater
W. T. Brinson...
F. S. Duffy
Owen G. Dunn..
Joe K. WiUis
Thos. D. Warner.
E. D. Hammer..
Alfred A. Kafer.
H. K. Land
J. R. Gooding...
B. O. Jones
Geo. W. Skinner
K. E. Bennett...
M. Stevenson
C. A. Seifert
C. L. Ives
A. Cook
Articles Manufactured
Lumber and timber products
Lumber and timber products
Lumber and timber products
Lumber and timber products
Lumber and timber products
Lumber and timber products
Lumber and timber products
Turpentine and resin
Lumber and timber products
Lumber and timber products
Lumber and timber products
Soft drinks
Lumber and timber products
Naval stores, etc
Lumber and timber products
Brick and tile
Lumber and timber products
Brick
Brick
Lumber
Lumber and timber products
Bakery Products
Brick
Lumber and timber products
Lumber and timber products
Repairs, foundry products
Proprietary medicines
General book and job printing..
Monuments, headstones, etc
Sash, doors and blinds
Pine boards, rough and dressed.
Bakery products
Bread, cakes, pies, etc
Printers and publishers
Fertilizer
Mattresses
Laundering
Lumber
Brick
Soda waters
Cotton seed products, fertilizer..
Ice
E. L. WiUis j Iron and steel products
E. H. Meadows, Jr I Lumber and timber products...
John R. Rodney. ' Lumber and timber products...
C. T. Meacham
H. J. Carpenter
L. J. Taylor
J. M. Aberly
Richardson Printing Co..
L. Duffy....
H. G. Folsom
G. S. Waters
Claud Taylor
M. S. Hawkins...
Brick
Flavoring syrup
Pep-Tono and soft drinks
Lumber and timber products-
Book and job printing
Proprietary medicines
Mattresses
Buggy repair work
Lumber and timber products.
Lumber and timber products.
Value
Materials
Used
5,177
19,395
963
4,380
3,422
875
13,979
450
340
3,500
447
70,799
12,462
522
800
1,840
2,809
2,230
Capital
Invested
16,000
895
6,788
22,700
85,110
1,801
445
10,220
1,000
23,700
5,573
17,775
2,340
170,978
702
4,500
6,100
45,360
481,784
2,803
11,080
4,400
72,737
2,046
73,377
5,600
84,483
1,849
650
1,408
2,010
5,200
5,691
16,628
1,602
7,650
896
2,488
18,518
410
2,200
1,650
10,350
1,400
237,041
109,329
968
7,000
3,627
13,750
9,750
100,000
40,644
275
26,658
79,848
184,818
13,000
1,915
22,000
1,800
14,780
100,000
1,550
5,700
21,830
492,000
70
1,025
370,000
14 500
13,000
417,226
51,650
49,000
32,850
86,400
15,530
355,729
28,000
336,026
5,200
450
500
2,500
6,000
1,000,000
74 JSToRTH Carolina Labor Statistics
Table No. 1
—
County Postoffice Factory
Craven
do
Cumberland-do
do
do- ....
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do.
do
do -.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do.
Vanceboro
...do
Autryville, R. 2...
...do
Autryville
Cedar Creek
...do
...do
...do
...do
...do
....do
Falcon
Fayetteville
....do
...do
....do
....do
....do
....do
....do
....do
...-do
....do
....do
....do
....do
....do
-...do
...-do
....do
-...do
-.-do
-..-do-
....do
Fayetteville, R. 2.
Fayetteville
....do
....do
...-do
....do
--..do
...-do
....do
-...do.
....do
....do
-...do
....do
...-do
....do
Godwin
Hope Mills
Linden
-...do
Avery, J. R., Ind
Vanceboro Brick and Tile Works
Carty Shingle Mill, Ind
Hall, J. W., Ind ." --
Upchuroh, Lewis, Co., Part
BuUard, S. G., Shingle Mill, Ind
Dobson Mfg. Co., Part
Downing, H. B., & Co., Part
Jessup Bros., Part
Johnson, W. B., Ind
Smith & Wheeler Shingle Mill, Part
Strickland, J. W., & Son, Part
Falcon Pub. Co., Ind
Allen, J. L., & Bro., Part.
Blue, D. F., Ind
Boon Bottling Works, Ind...
Benton, J. C, Cross Arm Mill, Ind..
Bullard, C. C, Lumber Co., Ind
BuUard Planing Mill, Part
Garden Lumber Co., Ind
Carolina Machine Co., Ind
Cowell Woodenware Co
Culbreth, J. H., Part
Fayetteville Coca-Cola Bottling Co., Inc-
Fayetteville Ice and Mfg. Co., Inc
Fayetteville Light and Power Co., Inc
Fayetteville Lumber and Crate Co., Part..
Fayetteville Steam Laundry*
Gilmore-Rankin Lumber Co., Inc
Hancock, N. B., Ind
Horn, G. H., Saw Mill, Ind
Hunt & Lesley, Part
Independent Naval Stores Co., Ind
Jones Saw Mill, Ind
Judge Printing Co., Ind
McDaniel & Bullard, Part
McMillan Bros.', Part.
McNeill Bakery, Part
McNeill MilUng Co., Part
Monroe Saw and Planing Mill, Inc
Poe, E. A., Brick Co., Inc
Register, D. D. J., Ind
Salleeby, T. S., & Co., Part
Sheetz, E. M., Ind
Southern Cotton Oil Co., Inc
Thomas, W. M., Ind
Townsend, D. W., Ind
Ward's Plow Works, Ind
West Lumber and Box Co., Inc
Williamson, E., Ind
Wing-Holt Steam Laundry, Ind
Cabe, J. W., Ind
Rogers, D. C, Ind
Horner, G. W., Ind
Linden Lumber Co., Inc
•Failed to report; same as last year.
Miscellaneous Factokies 75
Continued.
Officer Reporting
J. R. Avery
H. M. Wetherington
C. H. Carty
J. W. Hall
D. H. Lewis
S. G. Bullard
D. H. Beard
D. W. West
J. D. Jessup
W. B. Johnson
D. J. Wheeler
W. E. Strickland.—
Articles Manufactured
Lumber and timber products.
Brick and tile
Lumber and timber products.
Lumber and timber products.
Lumber and timber products.
Lumber and timber products.
Lumber and timber products.
Turpentine distillery
Lumber and timber products.
Lumber and timber products-
Lumber and timber products.
Lumber and timber products.
A. E. Robinson ' Commercial printing
W. C. Allen : Lumber and timber products.
D. F. Blue
S. T. Boon
R. T. Hearne
C. C. Bullard
E. H. BuUard
J. M. DeVere ,...
C. S. Russell
J. C. Cowell
Leighton Huske
C. D. Hutaff
A. E. Dixon
Thos. Badger
W. J. Boone
C. B. Ledbetter
C. E. Rankin
Lumber and timber products.
Bottling soft drinks
Lumber and timber products.
Boxes
Lumber and timber products.
Lumber and timber products.
General repair work
Pails and tubs:
Grist mill products
Bottling
Ice
Gas
Lumber and timber products.
Laundry and cleaning
Planing mill products
N. B. Hancock Lumber and timber products.
G. W. Horn ' Lumber and timber products.
J. M. Lesley
A. H. Slocum
Jesse M. Jones
John W. Judge ...
E. H. BuUard
J. A. Barnes
J. S. McNeill
Geo. McNeill
W. McK. Monroe
E. A. Poe
Lumber and timber products
Naval stores
Lumber and timber products
Job printing
Lumber and timber products
Metal work, repair work
Bakery products
Grist mill products
Lumber and timber products
Brick
D. D. J. Register 1 Lumber and timber products.
T. S. Salleeby I Ice cream
E. M. Sheetz Mattresses
H. H. Withe ] Cotton seed products,
W. M. Thomas ' Grist mill products...
D. W. Townsend [ Ice cream
Thos. Ward | Plows and castings
J. McDick
E. Williamson
J. Lee
J. W. Cabe
D. C. Rogers
G. W. Horner
W. T. Bowen...
Lumber and box shocks
Lumber and timber products
Laundering
Lumber and timber products
Lumber and timber products
Lumber and timber products
Lumber and timber products
Capital
Invested
76 ]^OKTH CaKOLINA LaBOR STATISTICS
Table No. 1
—
County Postoffice Factory/
Cumberland-do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Currituck
do
do
Dare
do
Davidson
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Manchester
...do
...do
...do-
Roseboro, R. 3
Slocomb
Stedman
...do
...do
...do
...do
...do
..._do
...do
Wade
....do
Indiantown P. O..
Moyock
...do
Manteo
Wanchese
Denton
...do
....do
....do
...do
....do
...do
.---do
Handy
High Point P. O.-.
.-.-do
High Rock, R. 1..
..-.do ^.
.-.-do
....do
..-do.
Jackson Hill
Jubilee, R. 1
Lexington
Lexington, R. 3...
Lexington, R. 1...
Lexington, R. 4
Lexington
Lexington, R. 2
Lexington
....do
..-.do
...-do
...-do
.-..do..
....do
....do
....do
....do
Black, Neill, Saw Mill, Ind...
Fox, D. H., Ind
Townsend Bros., Part
Waddell, O. A., Ind
Melvin, A. S., Ind
Reaves, W. T., Sawmill, Ind
Carter & Downing, Part
Draughan, L. H., Ind
Faircloth, L. G., Ind
Fussell, J. E., Ind.
Hall, W. J., & Co., Part.
Johnson, E. J., Part
Nunnery, Jonathan, & Co., Ind.
Strickland, J. P., & Bro.,Part
Bain, W. D., Ind
Mutual Lumber Co., Ind
Gibson & Knight, Part
Mackey, J. W., & Son, Part
Poyner, W. M., Ind
Daniels & Pugh ^
Wanchese Railway, Part
Carroll, Roby, Ind
Denton Lumber Co., Inc
Denton Marble and Granite Works, Part..
Denton Roller Mill, Ind
Freeman, J. O., Ind
Snider Roller Mills, Ind
Thompson, S. A., Ind
Tysinger & Dunning, Part
Luther, W. T., Ind
Green, Jesse L., Ind
Weaver, Chas., Saw Mill, Ind
Daniels, J. L., Ind
Fletcher, Carriok & Bean
Hedrick, Floyd Co., Part
Peacock, J. I., & Son, Part
Rogers & Henderson, Part
Everhart & Smith, Part
Crotte, Thos., Ind
Crane, J. R.