Posted by John in La on February 04, 2018 at 17:47:08 from (96.33.156.55):
In Reply to: By Hand / Milk Cans posted by riverslim on February 04, 2018 at 15:51:18:
Looking at these pictures I am going to have to ask my dad if he has any old pictures of my grand and great grand dads dairy. They milked cows when dairy farming was a real job. LOL!!!!
Milk the cows; pasteurize the milk; bottle the milk; then deliver the milk door to door with a horse and buggy. My dad would always rant on how the horse knew the route as good as granddad did. Granddad had one of the first pasteurizers in the area. He even expanded to pasteurizing other farmers milk. And this lead to the farms demise. They had expanded past a family farm and when WW2 started he could not find enough workers to stay open. I assume his love for alcohol played a big part in it also.
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