Little Rock Oil and Compress Company - Revision history

Phil at 06:09, 11 October 2009

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Phil at 05:47, 1 February 2009

2009-02-01T05:47:03Z

Phil: New page: The '''Little Rock Oil and Compress Company''' erected its cotton sheds in the nineteenth century along Water Street near where Main Street dead-ended at the Arkansas River. ==Referen...

2009-02-01T05:11:50Z

New page: The '''Little Rock Oil and Compress Company''' erected its cotton sheds in the nineteenth century along Water Street near where Main Street dead-ended at the Arkansas River. ==Referen...

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The '''Little Rock Oil and Compress Company''' erected its cotton sheds in the nineteenth century along Water Street near where Main Street dead-ended at the [[Arkansas River]].

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		+	[[Image:Lr-oil-compress-co-map.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|Grounds of the Little Rock Oil and Compress Co. in 1888.]]
	The '''Little Rock Oil and Compress Company''' erected its cotton sheds in the nineteenth century along Water Street near where Main Street dead-ended at the [[Arkansas River]]. It also operated the [[Little Rock Mill]] for processing cotton at 1000-1022 East Second Street in the city. The mill averaged 125 employees on the site at any given time.		The '''Little Rock Oil and Compress Company''' erected its cotton sheds in the nineteenth century along Water Street near where Main Street dead-ended at the [[Arkansas River]]. It also operated the [[Little Rock Mill]] for processing cotton at 1000-1022 East Second Street in the city. The mill averaged 125 employees on the site at any given time.

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−	The '''Little Rock Oil and Compress Company''' erected its cotton sheds in the nineteenth century along Water Street near where Main Street dead-ended at the [[Arkansas River]].	+	The '''Little Rock Oil and Compress Company''' erected its cotton sheds in the nineteenth century along Water Street near where Main Street dead-ended at the [[Arkansas River]]. It also operated the [[Little Rock Mill]] for processing cotton at 1000-1022 East Second Street in the city. The mill averaged 125 employees on the site at any given time.

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