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• Little Rock Oil and Compress Company
  ...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 employee
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• Little Rock Foundry and Machine Shops
  ...foundry opened in 1866, and manufactured steam engines, boilers, sawmills, cotton gins and presses, woodworking machinery, steam pumps and pipe fittings, and
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• Quapaw Cotton Mill
  ...ills Company''' was incorporated on February 1, 1881. The company's Quapaw Cotton Mill was located at 900-922 East Second Street in Little Rock, Arkansas, in
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• Union Pacific Railroad
  ...outhern Pacific Transportation Company]] in 1996, including the historic [[Cotton Belt Route]] through the state.
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• Old Gin
  ...Gin opened in 1996 inside the building housing the long-defunct Enderlin's Cotton Gin. The [[Conway Area Chamber of Commerce]] gave the owner, [[George Edwar ...in operated by [[Henry Enderlin]] and [[Paul Enderlin]]. The final bale of cotton was ginned on site in 1972.
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• Plumerville
  *[[Rupert B. Vance]] - sociologist and author of ''Human Factors in Cotton Culture'' and ''Human Geography of the South''
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• Damascus
  ...raising cattle and corn, wheat, and oats. Later they raised cash crops of cotton or raised sheep and sold wool. ...were made using an R Press and later using a typical screw press. The last cotton gin in the area went out of business in 1948.
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• Mount Vernon
  ...nd later the owner of a local saddle shop. House received goods by trading cotton bales for finished goods in Judsonia with a team of six oxen. ...about this time. Around 1867 [[Wade Ussery]] established a steam mill and cotton gin in town. In 1877 general supplier [[Greer & Bacuum]] opened for busines
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• Enola
  ...n the town on May 19, 1879, under postmaster S. E. Lamar. That same year a cotton gin and saw mill was set up by [[John C. Bailey]]. In 1912 the [[B. F. Shoc
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• Mayflower
  ...ablished in the 1870s. The [[Wiley Mosely Store]] opened in the 1870s. Ten cotton gin owners also set up in town in this decade. A hotel, train depot, and lo ...J. F. Taylor, set up shop in 1903. Taylor invented a chain-driven dropped cotton planter and five section harrow. These inventions were sold to the Blount P
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• Warsaw
  [[James D. Wood]] once owned a general store, cotton gin, and milling operation at the intersection of Highway 107 and Republica
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• Mabelvale
  ...]. The local blacksmith was [[J. A. Ginns]]. [[Finley & White]] operated a cotton gin and grist mill, as did [[E. Lamair]] and [[Pritchard & Grogan]]. The [[
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• Lollie Plantation
  ...r]] in southwestern [[Faulkner County]], Arkansas. The three thousand acre cotton plantation was established in 1880 by one hundred African American sharecro
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• Strait & Strait
  ...ys for the [[Bank of Morrilton]], the [[Missouri Pacific Railroad]], the [[Cotton Oil Company]], [[First National Bank]], the [[Morrilton Wholesale Grocery C
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• William P. Strait
  ...ys for the [[Bank of Morrilton]], the [[Missouri Pacific Railroad]], the [[Cotton Oil Company]], [[First National Bank]], the [[Morrilton Wholesale Grocery C
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• Audrey Strait
  ...ys for the [[Bank of Morrilton]], the [[Missouri Pacific Railroad]], the [[Cotton Oil Company]], [[First National Bank]], the [[Morrilton Wholesale Grocery C
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• Ashley Cockrill
  ...Gas & Fuel Company]], [[Arkansas Building & Loan Association]], [[Buckeye Cotton Oil Company]], and [[Fidelity & Deposit Company]]. The offices of the firm
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• Henry Marshall Armistead
  ...Gas & Fuel Company]], [[Arkansas Building & Loan Association]], [[Buckeye Cotton Oil Company]], and [[Fidelity & Deposit Company]]. The offices of the firm
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• Temple Cotton Oil Mill
  The '''Temple Cotton Oil Mill''' was located in [[North Little Rock]], Arkansas, at the corner o [[Category:Cotton]]
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• Dave Ward
  ...xas, alternately helping in his father's blacksmith shop, but also picking cotton, wildcatting, welding, and laying oil pipelines. He also worked briefly on
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