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Employees Package Peanuts At The Franklin Foods Plant, September 1954

Employees Package Peanuts At The Franklin Foods Plant, September 1954 image
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Ann Arbor News, September 18, 1954
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FINAL OPERATIONS: Labeling, filling and vacuum-packing the bottles are the final jobs at Franklin Foods. Emilia Enner (left) is operating the labeling machine. The bottles are then automatically filled with peanuts by the hopper (upper right), and then Virginia Hickerson seals them in the vacuum-packing machine (right).
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Muriel Bolzman Sorts Peanuts At The Franklin Foods Plant, September 1954

Muriel Bolzman Sorts Peanuts At The Franklin Foods Plant, September 1954 image
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Ann Arbor News, September 18, 1954
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THE BAD FROM THE GOOD: This culling or sorting operation, handled by Muriel Bolzman, is necessary prior to putting the raw peanuts into the ovens for roasting.
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Preparing Apples For Pressing At The Dexter Cider Mill, November 1966

Preparing Apples For Pressing At The Dexter Cider Mill, November 1966 image
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Ann Arbor News, November 8, 1966
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Workers Arrange Washed, Diced Apples Into Layers To Be Pressed.
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Luther Klager Inspects Eggs At Klager's Hatchery, June 1959

Luther Klager Inspects Eggs At Klager's Hatchery, June 1959 image
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Ann Arbor News, June 24, 1959
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EGG INSPECTION: Luther C. Klager uses this machine to inspect eggs for quality and to sort them according to government-specified sizes. Quality inspection is known as candling.
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Gene Rowe & Richard Sinn At The Paint Pot, May 1960

Gene Rowe & Richard Sinn At The Paint Pot, May 1960 image
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Ann Arbor News, June 13, 1960
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Shown here are the inventors of this amazing tinting machine, Gene Rowe and Richard Sinn, two local men.
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