Any info on these Terrace Park Dairy Bottles??
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surfaceone
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Hello cherise,
Looks Sixties to me. There's one on another eplace whose asking price is Dropping, or OBO.
Unless you have some particular affinity for that dairy, I'd think there would be many more attractive Pyro's out there.
Looks Sixties to me. There's one on another eplace whose asking price is Dropping, or OBO.
Unless you have some particular affinity for that dairy, I'd think there would be many more attractive Pyro's out there.
cowseatmaize
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Hmmm, a South Dakotaian by chance?
"Postwar Acquisitions Sparked Rapid Growth To develop its ice cream line, Land O'Lakes acquired Bridgeman Creameries, a chain of soda-grills in Minnesota and Wisconsin, and the operator of fluid milk businesses in North Dakota and Minnesota. The cooperative also expanded three turkey processing plants in 1954. During the 1960s, the cooperative continued to grow at an astonishing rate. It acquired Terrace Park Dairies of Sioux Falls, South Dakota, a full-line dairy, and H. C. Christians Company, a Chicago manufacturer....."
"Postwar Acquisitions Sparked Rapid Growth To develop its ice cream line, Land O'Lakes acquired Bridgeman Creameries, a chain of soda-grills in Minnesota and Wisconsin, and the operator of fluid milk businesses in North Dakota and Minnesota. The cooperative also expanded three turkey processing plants in 1954. During the 1960s, the cooperative continued to grow at an astonishing rate. It acquired Terrace Park Dairies of Sioux Falls, South Dakota, a full-line dairy, and H. C. Christians Company, a Chicago manufacturer....."
