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A plan, for the establishment of iron-works in Spotsylvania county, and state of Virginia .... [1805].

Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Burton and child. Mr. Burton came from Moose Head Lake region, Maine, where he used to run a sportsman's camp. Have been traveling around in a trailer for three years. Had a few weeks work at one of the branches of the iron works a number of months ago, has been unemployed since. Has been trying to get work at the Bath Iron Works but so far has been unsuccessful. Was planning to move to Bath with their trailer the next day. Trailer was about five miles out from center of Bath. Had no electricity and used the sanitary facilities of a house nearby

John Ballendine to Cary Archibald, Edward Carrington, and James Southall, July 12, 1779, Contracts for Iron Works at Westham, Buckingham Furnace, Canal, and Dam

A.- No. 78. Revision. State of New Jersey. An act concerning fees and costs in certain criminal cases. [1846?].

A.- No. 45. Revision. State of New Jersey. An act concerning costs. [1846?].

James Currie to Henry Remsen, Jr., July 8, 1791, Receipt of Court Costs

George Washington Papers, Series 4, General Correspondence: George W. Blagdin, September 1, 1799, Iron Works

Dickinson farm and ski town tow, which costs him about one thousand dollars to install three years ago. This is the first season he has made money on it, but business in increasing rapidly now. He has a small dairy, and until last year when the hurricane wiped out his entire grove of sugar maple, he used to make and sell syrup. Lisbon, New Hampshire

Company store, Osage, West Virginia. Sack of flour in A&P. In same town costs sixty-nine cents and in company store costs one dollar and twenty-five cents

Meeting of the Mothers' Club in Arvin camp for migrant workers, a Farm Security Administration (FSA) camp. The discussion this evening centers on the possibility of buying kerosene oil in large quantities and distributing it cooperatively in camp, to cut costs. Kerosene is used both for cooking and for lighting purposes

Check row planted cotton. Touchberry Plantation, Issaquena County, Mississippi. This method, long used in corn in order to permit cross cultivation, eliminates as much as two thirds of the usual hand hoeing costs

Operator of spool winding machine making knot. When spindles run out these knots are made with machine in her left hand. The small machine costs sixty-five dollars and replaces ten to fifteen operators. Laurel mills, Laurel, Mississippi

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