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JJ McGillivray factory crews. Forrest Snowdon, Otto Erlandson, john Johnson, martin mattson, Bob Snowdon (father of Forrest), Price Arnold 'I Write", Matt severstson, Anton Hagen, Ole Hagen "I'm the boss", John Olson Backstad, Emort Hanson, ? Harris, ? Mattson,
Charcoal Factory Kuala Sepatang, Perak
霹雳州瓜拉十八丁炭窑
Yashica Electro 35 GTN, Fujifilm Fujicolor Superia X-TRA 400
Moscow factory No.9 for the blind produces electric appliances. Photographic mission to Russian Federation, 22-29 September 2006.
FR: Moscou. Reportage photographique en Fedération de Russie du 22 au 29 septembre 2006.
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charcoal factory, Kuala Sepatang, Perak
霹雳州瓜拉十八丁炭窑
Yashica Electro 35 GTN, Fujifilm Fujicolor Superia X-TRA 400
Interiors of Eitingon's Factory from the 30's in Lodz, Poland.
Rolleiflex Automat (1939) with Tessar 3,5/75 on Kodak Trix 400. Developed in Ultrafin Plus.
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The factory has many more staff than it needs - the managers were told by the government to take as many as they could to spread employment among as many families as possible.
Manildra Starch and Ethanol factory, Bomaderry, New South Wales, Australia
This factory has been run by the same family for 40 years and employs 200 plus people in converting cereal grains into starch, gluten protein and ethanol (also known as ethyl alcohol or grain alcohol). Manildra has it's own wheat factory in Narrandera, north west NSW, and freights grain to the factory by rail.
The grain is processed to separate the starch from the gluten. Starch is used for washing, cooking and paper manufacture - there's a paper mill nearby. Gluten is used for bread and pizzas (US is the biggest market - some product is shipped under the brand 'Baker's Delight') and for formenting Ethanol.
Ethanol which is a 100% alcohol is used in liquor, as a pharmaceutical alcohol in hospitals, and increasingly, as a 10% petrol additive. The factory cannot keep up with the demand for ethanol and will be spending AU$100 million on an expansion over the next 12 months.
(Information based on Lorraine O'Connor's conversation with a guy who worked at the factory unloading trains from Narrandera)
Eady Shoe Factory
E.W. Eady began making shoes in Otsego in 1903, his factory occupying a site on Helen Avenue. Business thrived and by 1910, a new three-story factory was added to the plant. This building still exists today on Helen Ave. The factory made and shipped thousands of pairs of shoes every week throughout the Midwest and nearly one-third of Eady’s employees were women. The business survived until effects of the Great Depression forced its closure in 1935.