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New Jersey Herald - August 30, 1923 issue
Sussex Print Works Expands

Has Purchased Two Lots at Andover Junction and Building New factory.

Plans for an additional factory for the Sussex Prints Works, to be located at Andover Junction, have been completed and the work of erecting the building is now under way. Two lots were purchased at the Junction of the Sussex Branch of the Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad and the Lehigh & Hudson River Railway, containing a total of two and seventy-three hundredths acres. The new mill will contain necessary machinery to finish and dye silks.

Several days [ago], william Dolan, the company's attorney, left for record with County Clerk Arthur L. Wilcox a trust mortgage given the Newton Trust Company as Trustee for the principal sum of fifteen thousand dollars, covering a bond issue of like amount. The bonds are the ten year, seven per cent. first mortgage bonds, consisting of twenty-two five hundred dollar bonds and forty-one hundred dollar bonds.

The new location is an ideal one for factory purposes, having two railroads on which to make shipments, and a supply of water from the Pequest river, which prove the sagacity of the personnel of the "Print Works" in selecting this site.  


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