Creamery

Chandler's Encyclopedia · 1898 · p. 23
Place where cream or milk is gathered to be made into butter. The establishment of co-operative creameries, where the milk of a large number of producers is worked up together by skilled workmen, has led not only to the great improvement of the product, but to a great extension of the in dustry in all parts of the U. S., particularly the central West. See DAIRY.
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