Published In:
Ann Arbor News, March 31, 1956
Caption:
PICKETS AT BRIGHTON: A group of striking Brighton Area farmers, all members of the Fair Share Bargaining Association, form in front of the Detroit Creamery's receiving depot at Brighton. Up to 150 farmers formed a human chain there Thursday, effectively blocking all milk deliveries to the depot. Picketing has been maintained at the depot ever since and no trucks have attempted to deliver their milk.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, November 11, 1937
Caption:
More than 2,500 milk bottles which do not belong to the Ann Arbor creameries that collected them are handled each day by the Ann Arbor Milk Bottle exchange. The exchange, at its headquarters at the home of Manager Louis Altenbernt on Joy Rd., in Webster township, separates the bottles and returns them to their respective owners - for a consideration, of course. Bottles from every state in the union reach the Ann Arbor exchange. Mr. Altenbernt, on the truck, is shown with two of his helpers unloading bottles to be separated.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, October 28, 1947
Caption:
Frank Nordman, who this week completed 25 years of service as a milkman on the same route in the Geddes Ave. area, is pictured delivering the daily quart to one of his customers, Mrs. Ernest W. Doyen, of 1614 Geddes Ave.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, May 17, 1939
Caption:
MANCHESTER YOUTHS GIVEN DAIRY TRAINING: Four of the 17 Manchester High school youths who are testing their fathers' dairy herds at home and keeping records of the tests as part of a new dairy training program in Smith-Hughes work are shown above. From left to right, they are: Homer Walter, Waldo Breitenwischer, Arthur Golas and Wesley Proctor. The four young men are working on milk tests, and the apparatus on the table is an electric Babcock tester.