Posted by gitrib on February 20, 2010 at 21:41:53 from (76.251.190.210):
In Reply to: Milk posted by JayinNY on February 20, 2010 at 16:21:29:
I was born in 1929 and at that time my father was milking and selling bottled milk delivered to the house for .25 cents a quart. He was buying Oats for grain at .10 cents a bushel. He was able to buy a new Ford car in 1929,32,34, and 36. Compare the prices today milk $2.50 a gallon, Grain @ $200-300 per ton. In the 50's bottled pasturized milk for schools in 1/2 pint bottles. Son and I made cheese till I broke down four years ago. He still has some Guernseys hanging around for there beauty and showing. gitrib
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