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Ingersoll's Mammoth Cheese and the History of Cheese Making in Oxford County
Location: Ingersoll, Ontario, Canada

 
Ruth discusses the delivery and eventual collection of the milk from the farmers
19 of 60 		Ruth discusses the annual report and meeting and the big lunch that accompanied it
20 of 60 		Ruth discusses the export of cheese to England during World War II
21 of 60 		Ruth discusses her changing tastes in cheese
22 of 60 		Ruth discusses the threat and consequences of fire at a cheese factory
23 of 60 		Scott talks about his father and his role in the cheese industry
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Scott talks about the dirty jobs in the Dairy Industry
25 of 60 		Scott talks about the layout of living arrangements at the factory
26 of 60 		Scott talks about reasons for Oxford County's great cheese as well as the reputation it had abroad
27 of 60 		Scott discusses the decline of cheese making in Oxford County and the contributing factors
28 of 60 		Scott talks about the history of the New Lawson Cheese Factory
29 of 60 		Shirley discusses her visits to the cheese factory
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Shirley talks about a cow that ate some leeks and the usefulness of whey
31 of 60 		Shirley talks about the Mammoth Cheese
32 of 60 		Shirley tells an interesting story about the Mammoth Cheese
33 of 60 		Shirley talks about the end of the cheese industry in Oxford County
34 of 60 		Shirley talks about the beginning of the cheese industry in Oxford County and need for advertising
35 of 60 		Shirley talks about the Ranney Family and the cheese making school started by Lydia Ranney
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