CHICAGO: MEATPACKING. Factory workers labeling cans of the Veribest products in the Armour

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CHICAGO: MEATPACKING. Factory workers labeling cans of the Veribest products in the Armour

CHICAGO: MEATPACKING.
Factory workers labeling cans of the Veribest products in the Armour and Company meatpacking house in Chicago, Illinois. Stereograph, c1909

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1909 Armour Armour And Company Cannery Canning Chicago Company Conveyor Belt Factory Industry Label Lightbulb Meat Packhouse Packing Process Processing Working Class Stereograph

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This photograph captures a significant moment in the bustling meatpacking industry of early 20th century Chicago. In the heart of the Armour and Company meatpacking house, factory workers diligently label cans of Veribest products, showcasing their dedication to precision and quality. The image showcases an interior scene filled with activity, as men and women dressed in uniforms work tirelessly along a conveyor belt. The industrial setting is illuminated by the soft glow of lightbulbs hanging from above, casting shadows on the workers' faces. Their focused expressions reveal their commitment to their craft, highlighting the importance of this labor-intensive process. This snapshot offers a glimpse into an era when manual labor was at its peak, capturing both the physicality and camaraderie within this working-class community. It serves as a testament to Chicago's role as a hub for manufacturing during this time period. Through this stereograph print, we are transported back to turn-of-the-century America – a time when industries were rapidly evolving and shaping society. This historical artifact not only documents an essential aspect of our nation's past but also pays homage to those who played vital roles in its development.

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