Category:Hoopeston, Illinois

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Media in category "Hoopeston, Illinois"

The following 23 files are in this category, out of 23 total.

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  Hoopes-Cunningham Mansion.jpg 2,112 × 2,816; 2.54 MB
  
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  Hoopeston Carnegie Public Library.jpg 2,816 × 2,112; 2.67 MB
  
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  Hoopeston Illinois farmer tribute.png 876 × 1,280; 1.76 MB
  
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  Industries of War - Canning - AFTER BEING COOKED THEY are immediately cooled. Hoopeston Canning Co., Hoopeston, Illinois - NARA - 31486588.jpg 9,138 × 6,129; 17.81 MB
  
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  Industries of War - Canning - AFTER COOLING THEY ARE PLACED in boxes and taken to storehouses and put in piles. Hoopeston Canning Co., Hoopeston, Illinois - NARA - 31486638.jpg 9,138 × 6,129; 17.68 MB
  
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  Industries of War - Canning - CANNING FOOD FOR ARMY After being husked the corn passes through silking machines which brush all ears. Hoopeston Canning Co., Hoopeston, Illinois - NARA - 31486570.jpg 9,138 × 6,129; 17.94 MB
  
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  Industries of War - Canning - CANNING FOOD FOR ARMY These silking machines are revolving screens which take out any silk, pieces of shucks that have been missed and pieces of cobs. Hoopeston Cannings Co., Hoopest(...) - NARA - 31486560.jpg 9,138 × 6,129; 18.85 MB
  
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  Industries of War - Canning - CANNING FOOD FOR ARMY. "SANITARY" CANS ARE USED and this machine places the tops on the cans. Hoopeston Canning Co., Hoopeston, Illinois - NARA - 31486546.jpg 9,138 × 6,129; 18.33 MB
  
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  Industries of War - Canning - CANNING FOOD FOR ARMY. After the cans are closed and placed in pans they are put in Kettles or retorts where they are cooked 80 minutes at 250 degrees by steam. Hoopeston Canning Co.(...) - NARA - 31486586.jpg 9,138 × 6,129; 17.95 MB
  
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  Industries of War - Canning - CANNING FOOD FOR ARMY. Boys are labelling the goods getting them ready for shipment. Hoopeston Canning Co., Hoopeston, Illinois - NARA - 31486548.jpg 9,138 × 6,129; 18.4 MB
  
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  Industries of War - Canning - CANNING FOOD FOR ARMY. Discing ground for sweet corn preparing same for planter. Hoopeston Canning Co., Hoopeston, Illinois - NARA - 31486562.jpg 9,138 × 6,129; 19.39 MB
  
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  Industries of War - Canning - CANNING FOOD FOR ARMY. Planting sweet corn. Hoopeston Canning Co., Hoopeston, Illinois - NARA - 31486564.jpg 9,138 × 6,129; 17.99 MB
  
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  Industries of War - Canning - CANNING FOOD FOR ARMY. This machine mixes the syrup with the corn and while passing through the long gun is heated to 185 degrees. Hoopeston Canning Co., Hoopeston - NARA - 31486558.jpg 9,138 × 6,129; 19.84 MB
  
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  Industries of War - Canning - CANNING FOOD FOR ARMY. Using canning plant and husking shed. This factory handles the sweet corn raised on 4000 to 4500 acres each year. Hoopeston Canning Co., Hoopeston, Illinois - NARA - 31486566.jpg 9,138 × 6,129; 19.77 MB
  
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  Industries of War - Canning - CANNING FOOD FOR THE GOVERNMENT. Husking shed in plant of Illinois Canning Co., Hoopeston, Illinois - NARA - 31486572.jpg 9,138 × 6,129; 17.21 MB
  
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  Industries of War - Canning - CANNING FOOD FOR THE GOVERNMENT. Mixers and fillers. Illinois Canning Co., Hoopeston, Illinois - NARA - 31486590.jpg 9,138 × 6,129; 19.2 MB
  
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  Industries of War - Canning - CANNING FOOD FOR THE GOVERNMENT. Part of cooling system in plant of Illinois Canning Co., Hoopeston, Illinois - NARA - 31486594.jpg 9,138 × 6,129; 19.79 MB
  
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  Industries of War - Canning - CANNING FOOD FOR THE GOVERNMENT. Part of husking shed. Illinois Canning Co., Hoopeston, Illinois - NARA - 31486552.jpg 9,138 × 6,129; 17.41 MB
  
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  Industries of War - Canning - CANNING FOOD FOR THE GOVERNMENT. Removing silk and bits of husk form corn after it is cut from the cob. Illinois Canning Co., Hoopeston, Illinois - NARA - 31486574.jpg 9,138 × 6,129; 17.82 MB
  
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  Industries of War - Canning - CANNING FOOD FOR THE GOVERNMENT. Sweet corn in the husk being brought from the fields. Illinois Canning., Hoopeston, Illinois - NARA - 31486568.jpg 9,138 × 6,129; 18.88 MB
  
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  Industries of War - Canning - CANNING FOOD FOR THE GOVERNMENT. View of plant showing warehouses, main canning building, power plant and husking shed. Illinois Canning Co., Hoopeston, Illinois - NARA - 31486592.jpg 9,138 × 6,129; 19.38 MB
  
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  McFerren Park in Hoopeston Illinois.png 1,280 × 853; 1.87 MB
  
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  Murad college greer.jpg 810 × 606; 169 KB