Posted by Geo-TH,In on July 17, 2015 at 03:26:59 from (172.77.229.156):
In Reply to: Speaking of bottles posted by John in La on July 16, 2015 at 19:32:16:
John, My dad had a family dairy form 1957-67. We bottled, pasteurized, and delivered. Our motto, we squeeze, you pour.
Dairy was at the edge of town. People would bring their glass bottles, we would fill them right out of the tank, non pasteurized for $.50 a gallon. At milking time, costumers were lined up. The milk went out of the tank as fast as it went in.
Living on a dairy taught me what I didn't want to do with the rest of my life. I have all the respect for anyone who wants to milk cows so I don't have to.
I remember as a kid in grade school, milk was sold in the small glass bottles like you showed on the left. We only used gallon and half gallon bottles. Our crates were metal not wood. I still have some metal crates, very strong. You can even stand on them.
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