Addison Hill, who lived at 1600 C Drive S. in 1979, submitted this photograph of Sanitarium teamsters with their wagons and horses in 1904. In her column "Looking Back," published Aug. 5, 1904, Amy South wrote that "The Sanitarium's truckers hauled anything and everything that needed moving." Included in the photograph was Hill's father, Lester Hill, and grandfather. Lester Hill was one of the first employee's of W.K. Kellogg's new cereal factory, where me met his future wife. After leaving Battle Creek to seek their fortunes out West, the couple returned and purchased an 80-acre farm in 1917. In 1920, Lester Hill established the Lester Hill Dairy, which he sold in 1929. It later became the Battle Creek Dairy and was eventually sold to Ashley Dairy.