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Photos of Oakes Products Manufacturing Artillery Shells.
Photographs of factory workers making artillery shells at Oakes Products, Div. of Houdaille-Hershey Corp. during WWII.
Photos of Oakes Products Interior Factory and Employees.
Photographs of Factory Workers at Oakes Products, Div. of Houdaille-Hershey Corp., located at 800 E. Garfield Ave., Decatur, IL. Oakes Products produced auto parts and artillery for the Navy.
Photos of Planning Sessions for Government Work.
Photographs of Oakes Personnel and Navy Planning Session.
Photos of Oakes Products Division of Houdaille-Hershey Corporation Building.
Photographs of Oakes Products Building located at 800 E. Garfield Ave., Decatur, IL.
Photos of Decatur Newspaper Carriers.
Photographs of Daily Review Newspaper Carriers, Decatur, IL.
Tags: 1916, BS1044, BS852, BS853, BS854, Business, Daily Review, Decatur IL., Newspaper Carriers, Newspapers, State Fair
Photos of Typesetting Room and Printing.
Photographs of the Typesetting Room, Printing and an Employee, Daily Review.
Tags: Business, Daily Review, Decatur IL., Employee, Newspapers, Printing, Typesetting
Photos of the Decatur Daily Review Editorial and Special Writers Room. Photos Editorial Room, Review City Desk, Review Business Office, Circulation Staff, and Composing Room.
Photographs of Review--Editorial and Special Writers. Photograph City Desk. Photograph Review Business Office. Photograph Circulation Staff. Photograph Review Composing Room.
Photos of Newspaper Boys at Staley's, Carrier Boys at Starved Rock and Circulation Delivery.
Photograph of Review Carriers at Staley's--1927. Photo ran Review 6/26/1927. Photo of Carriers Boys at Starved Rock, photo ran in the Review 5/24/1931. Photo of Horse Drawn Wagon Filled with Newspapers -Circulation.
Photo of Anniversary Flowers from Linn Scruggs.
Photograph of Noami Moore and Arvilla Merritt with Anniversary Flowers from Linn and Scruggs.
Photos of Union Iron Works, Owner John Beall.
Photographs of the Union Iron Works. "Farm Equipment --Corn Sheller--First. This is the Beall corn sheller, the first successful sheller made by anyone. It was invented by John Beall, millwright and inventor, and was for more than 40 years…