Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Bossie's Not on Strike--Nine of Dairyman Fred Hohman's 11 children watch their Dad relieve Bossie of several quarts of milk which may have to be thrown away. Despite 11 children, Hohman, a small diary farmer near Pittsburgh, has trouble getting rid of the milk. He normally sells 55 gallons daily to a dairy now idled by a strike of milk truck drivers in Western Pennsylvania. The cans contain milk which Hohman might be forced to dump. The children (l. to r.) are: Bobby, 8; Blanche, 12; Kitty, 16; Clara, 13; Mary, 15; Margaret, 9; Myrtle, 9; Frank, 10; and Bill, 20.
Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library
Bossie's Not on Strike--Nine of Dairyman Fred Hohman's 11 children watch their Dad relieve Bossie of several quarts of milk which may have to be thrown away. Despite 11 children, Hohman, a small diary farmer near Pittsburgh, has trouble getting rid of the milk. He normally sells 55 gallons daily to a dairy now idled by a strike of milk truck drivers in Western Pennsylvania. The cans contain milk which Hohman might be forced to dump. The children (l. to r.) are: Bobby, 8; Blanche, 12; Kitty, 16; Clara, 13; Mary, 15; Margaret, 9; Myrtle, 9; Frank, 10; and Bill, 20.
Associated Press · [ca. June 1950]
CC0 — Public Domain
Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library
[Information from item housing] Labor: Strikes: Milk Drivers: Incl. Mass.
🔒
Order museum-quality prints
Sign in to order prints, canvas, and more of this work. Browsing and full-resolution downloads stay free.
More from Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library