Cream Money: Stories of Prairie People compiled and edited by Deana J. Driver

Selling milk and cream was an integral way of life on Prairie farms in the early to mid-1900s. Cream money helped purchase groceries, fabric, farm supplies, & other items that could not be produced on the farm. This book honours this bygone era through stories & poems (by 30 Prairie writers) sharing how cream money was earned and spent. C. 2015, 978-1-927570-19-7, 144 pgs, 65 photos, Ages 13 to Adult, Nonfiction