Hudnut, Theodore
manufacturer, inventor, was born July 15, 1820, in Washington, Ky. His establishment is about the largest of its class in the United States, with the very best class of laborsaving machinery, a great part of which is Mr. Hudnut's own invention, on which he holds patents.
About three thousand bushels of corn are used in the mill every twenty - four hours, turning out from four hundred and twenty-five to four hundred and fifty barrels of goods, which find a market in all parts of the United States, from Maine to California, and from the Canadas to the Gulf.