US Army Infantry School - Doughboy Yearbook (Fort Benning, GA)

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TRANSPORTATION Fort Benning Columbus Howard Taxi 81 Bus Companq HDEMEIQD TPJCF 51 BUSES Mack-Brill street car type hodies-Cushion tires-Rubber insulated spring shackles-Spring' cushioned Seats-Easy riding and Safe Schedules, School Buses, and Extras. 'XVe have hauled about 600.000 passengers INJURED IN ACClDlCNT: NONE PACKARD TAXI SERVICE XVe have 10 Late Model Twins supplementing the buses and doing Taxi Service at the Fort and in the City. No Overcharges Courtesy -- Efficiency l Service Howard Taxi 81 Bus Compamg City Phone 410 Post Phone 101 Page Thirty

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CU LU BUS, GEORGIA One of the Leading Textile Centers of the South Twelve C123 Textile Mills Eagle C93 Phenix Mills, Kimono Outings, Cottonades, Ticking, Rope. Muscogree Mfgt. Co., Ticlcing, Towels, Knitting and Hosiery Yarns. Swift Spifiiiilig' .Millsg Knitting, Hosiery and Vllarp Yarns, Cones 81 Skeins. Swift Mfg. Co., Ticking, Cottonades, Bed Spreads. Braafley Mfg'. Co., Knitting Yarn, Hosiery Yarn. Perkins Hosiery Fllillsg Knit Goods, Hosiery Yarns. Siamianl Texfile Proilacfs Corp., Oil Cloth Sheeting, Cotton Duck. Bibb Mfgt. Co., Tire Fabrics. Columbus Mfg'. Co., Sheetings. Georgia Mfg. Co., Hosiery and Yarns. Georgia Vlfebbing C99 Tape Co., Tape and Narrow Fabrics. Mizcfzell Hosiery Co., Hosiery. ln round figures the following statistical information shnws clearly the iniportaince of the Textile lndustries in Columbus, Georgia: Number of Spindles 439,500 Number of Looms 7,850 Number of Bales of Cotton Consumed Yearly 135,000 Value of Cotton Consumed Yearly at 25C per lb. flSl6,750,000.00 Value of Annual. Production S30,000,000.00 Annual Wages Paid' S 6,500,000.00 Number of Operatives Employed 8,500 Estimated Number of Persons Supported by Textile Pay-Rolls 25,000 The Mills of Columbus ship their products to all parts of the United States, as well as Canada and South America. In addition to this they do considerable business with Japan, China and other foreign countries. This means that the Mills of Columbus are constantly drawing funds from the four corners of ther Earth and the steady full-time operation of these Mills is one of the main reasons Why business conditions are, as an general rule, steadier in Columbus, than almost any other city of this section. Q 9 Page Thirfy-eigbl B