A regular feature looking back at what was being printed more than 100 years ago in the former Bucks County Gazette. This week’s entry comes from the May 9, 1913 edition of the newspaper.
Factory Will Come Here If 50 Girls Want Employment
Woman and girls desiring clean, remunerative employment in Bristol are requested to meet the representative of a large manufacturing firm at the office of Charles A. Wilson, Radcliffe Street, this evening.
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S. Lieboitz & Sons, whose main office is 75 Leonard Street, New York, and who have a factory employing 150 hands in Pottstown and factories in many other Pennsylvania towns are anxious to establish factories in Bristol if at least fifty operators can be secured. The firm manufactures shirts, underwear, and pajamas.
Charles Green, the firm’s representative, will have a line of the factory products at Mr. Wilson’s office this evening and explain the work to those desiring employment.
Girls in this firm’s factories average from $10 to $12 per week wages.
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An advertisement from the May 9, 1913 edition of the former Bucks County Gazette:
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