Labor day always makes me think of late July 1951. My dad and a couple of his brothers were so happy. They had been on strike for about two weeks against the Great Northern Railway and the Northern Pacific Railway. They got our 80 acres of timothy hay put up, plus about 120 acres of hay and alfalfa put up at the family farm. They went back to work for $1.00 per hour, vs. the $0.65 per hour they were getting before the strike!
That's a great story, Cat, and a really thougt provoking reminder of how much and how many things have changed in a relatively short period. Thanks for posting.
That was then. This is now. Please don't turn this into a political debate.
Well heck, I don't see how this could be controversial....unless they were using DDT on their hayfields!!