Catalog of Artifacts

Seamless creamery milk cans. c. 1930-1970. By the middle of the twentieth century, Stearns County dairy farmers were shipping whole milk in standard eight- to ten-gallon cans to creameries and centralizers. The bands around the shoulder and bottom of the cans prevented them from being battered in transit. Average H. 2', D. 1'1".

Milk can filter holder. c. 1910. This wire holder was given away as a premium at Loso's Hardware Store in St. Joseph, Minnesota. D. 2'4".

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Seamless creamery milk cans. c. 1930-1970. By the middle of the twentieth century, Stearns County dairy farmers were shipping whole milk in standard eight- to ten-gallon cans to creameries and centralizers. The bands around the shoulder and bottom of the cans prevented them from being battered in transit. Average H. 2', D. 1'1".
Milk can filter holder. c. 1910. This wire holder was given away as a premium at Loso's Hardware Store in St. Joseph, Minnesota. D. 2'4".