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Title: Architect and engineer
Year: 1905 (1900s)
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Subjects: Architecture Architecture Architecture Building
Publisher: San Francisco : Architect and Engineer, Inc
Contributing Library: San Francisco Public Library
Digitizing Sponsor: San Francisco Public Library

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ocated on the where fresh milk from the dairy farms is received ground floor, which incidently has been raised to and weighed. The milk is usually delivered to theabout three feet above the natural ground grade to form the truck loading docks on the west and plant in large truck and trailer trucks, two of which can be accommodated at the same time. south sides of the yards. A covered passage, or driveway, is provided on the east side of the From the first floor receiving room, adjoining the MACHINERY INSTALLATION AND GENERAL RIGGING FOR CHALLENGE CREAMERY PLANT BY CONDICK CO. RIGGERS — ERECTORSTRUCK CRANES Berkeley California K^hatiencie C-r CONCRETE BLOCKS AND GLASS BRICK THE WORK OF ALBERT HALLERT 2500 Sixty-fifth Ave.. Oakland SWeetwood 8-1047 22 ARCHITECT AND ENGINEER CHALLENGE CREAM R BUTTER GENERAL OFFICES:Of the Challenge Cream andButter Association, Berkeley,California, include many mod-ern features—note acousticalceiling and three rows of blueand white fluorescent lights.
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covered driveway, the fresh milk is pumped to thesecond floor processing room into large receivingtanks lined with stainless steel. Here it is sub-jected to pasteurization and homogenizing, thecream is separated, butter is churned, and othermilk products are developed. The milk which is designed for bottling andpackaging flows by gravity back to the first floorfiller room where automatic machines fill the bot-tles and cartons, and then automatic conveyorstake the finished products to the milk storage cool-er. From here they are again taken by conveyor ELEVATOR By MOODY, SWEAZEY & ROWE Electric Elevators Oildraulic Elevators Dumbwaiters Motorstairs 814 Alice Street Oakland 7 TWinoaks 3-4562 MILLWORK Challenge Cream and Butter Plant Supplied by CLINTON MILL & MFG. CO. Millwork • Sash • DoorsFrames and Cabinets 345 E. 7th Street. Oakland 6. Calif.Telephone: GLencourt 1-9480 23 DECEMBER, 1947 Ln/ll^LEllUE LtlL/lM O. ULilfctl LABORATORY: A small corner of theultra modern labora

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