History of American textiles : with kindred and auxiliary industries (illustrated) . GEORGE H. HODGSONVice-President of the Cleveland Worsted Mills Co. he serves not only as vice-president but asgeneral manager. Mr. Hodgsons home is at 1886 EastNinety-third street, Cleveland, Ohio, theheadquarters city of the Company. He isa member of the Union Club, Athletic Cluband Roadside Club, all of Cleveland, theCleveland Chamber of Commerce, Manu-facturers Club, of Philadelphia, and AldineClub, of New HISTORY OF AMERICAN TEXTILES. ANDREW McLEAN CO. When the Andrew McLean Companycelebrated its ei
History of American textiles : with kindred and auxiliary industries (illustrated) . GEORGE H. HODGSONVice-President of the Cleveland Worsted Mills Co. he serves not only as vice-president but asgeneral manager. Mr. Hodgsons home is at 1886 EastNinety-third street, Cleveland, Ohio, theheadquarters city of the Company. He isa member of the Union Club, Athletic Cluband Roadside Club, all of Cleveland, theCleveland Chamber of Commerce, Manu-facturers Club, of Philadelphia, and AldineClub, of New HISTORY OF AMERICAN TEXTILES. ANDREW McLEAN CO. When the Andrew McLean Companycelebrated its eightieth anniversary in 1906a writer covering the subject in one of thetextile journals made the following state-ment: The Andrew McLean Company,manufacturers of finished cotton goodsspecialties, have grown through the lon^jears of experience, and wonderful havebeen the changes from the early days, whenhand labor was essential to every process,and while there have been many changes iithe method, the greatest progress has beenwith the ever increasing development ofpower driven machinery. The methods ofthe past seem crude, but they are rich inromance and history, and formed the found-ation stones of success. Theirs has been the task to lead, andto maintain the highest standards in the pro-duction of fabrics that merited the confi-dence and appreciation of the trade. Thevery competent notice appearing at thattime is even more applicable today as theCompany has grown—now approaching thecentury
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