Tillamook headlight., February 10, 1910, Image 4

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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. FEBRUARY X MO
manufactured. Thin leaven about over the preceding year. Receipts
*1.51** cent« per lot) lb». for milk j>er month were an follows: March,
after deducting the making. It 42.591 Ills; April, 112.085 lbs; Muy.
seems to be the experience of fac­ 149,474 lbs.; June, 148,229 lbs.; July,
tories the size ofClover Leaf that 1% 132,212 lbs.; August, 113,529 lbs.;
centn in hardly enough as a making September, 83,365 1b».; October, 51,
682 lbs. and November, 25,033 lbs.
charge.
93,709 Iba. cheese manufactured.
Expenses for the year were $2,926.
Resourcea and liabilities at present
Cheese sold for $14,285.34, an
are an follows: Resources, *1021.41. average of 15.24 cents net at the
dock at Cloverdale.
To the stockholders and Directors Liabilities, $790.90.
Respectfully submitted,
1375 boxes manufactured. Pro­
of the Three Rivers Creamery
C arl H aberlach , Sec.
duct exceeded 1908 by $3,762.00.
Association, Het>o, Oregon.
Milk contained 33,071 lbs. of butter
GENTLEMAN, - Following is my re­
fat, being an average of .03870
port as secretary of your creamery
cent butter fat for the season.
for the year 190J. The factory re­
Factory received $1874.18 for
ceived for the year 1909. 1,718.817 lbs.
year for making cheese, being
of milk, an increase over 1908 of
134,043 lbs. Receipts for months To the stockholder» of the Elwood cents per lb.
Average yield was a little over 10.98
were as follows: February, 25,928 Ilia;
Creamery Co., Tillamook, Ore,
March, 4*1,747 lbs.; April,207,721 lbs ;
G entlemen ,— Following is my lbs. of cheese per 100 lbs. of milk,
Muy, 283,373 1b«.; June, 281,878 lbs.; report as secretary and salesman for practically an 11 lb. yield, which
is very good.
July, 248,00911». ¡August, 212,0521b. s; your company for the year 1999.
I do not know what your expenses
September, 156,299 lbs.; October,
Factory received milk as follows:
126,291 |ba.; November, 59,040 Ils.;
April, 83,680 lbs; May, 139,981 lbs; were last year, nor your financial
and Decemlrer, 23,909 lbs. 182,168 ¡June, 141,799 lbs; July, 135,581 lbs; standing, as you have a secretary
lbs. of cheese manufactured und sold August, 121,783 Hi»; Sept., 119,7381b«; who looks after these matters.
Respectfully submitted,"
for the year. Cheese sold fora total October, 68,579 lb»; November,26,350
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of $27,936.98, an increase in value of lbs; and Decemlrer, 3,045 lbs. Total
Secretary and Salesman.
the factory's pnxluct over 1908 of receipt»,891,536 ll>»., again of 165,451
$7,453,29.
Average price received *bs. over 1908.
for cheese for the year, 15.31 cents
Butter fat in milk, 32,087 lbs.
per lb. f.o.b. Tillamook. Average
Average butter fat in milk .O3K17
yield was 10 6 lbs. of cheese |>er 160 per cent.
lbs. of milk.
89,906 Iba. cheese manufactured
Amount of butter fat in milk, 67,- and sold, 1287 boxes. 10.095 lbs. To the directors and stockholders
130 lbs.
cheese were made per 100 lb», of
of tlie Pleasant Valley Cheese
Co., Hemlock, Oregon.
Average butter fat in milk, .031X5 milk. It required 9.35 lbs. of milk
per fxmnil of cheese.
G entlemen ,—Following is my re­
per cent.
Cheese sold for $13,900.37. Average port as secretary of your company
Nuinoer of boxes of cheese made
price received being 15.496 cent», or for the year 1900: Amount of milk
2015.
Factory received for making two practically 15*4 cents per lb. net on received at the factory for 1909 was
cent« per lb. cheese, which made the wharf. Elwood made quite a 457.932 lbs., divided as follows:
few Y.A. cheese, which helped the March, 9,464 lbs.; April, 48,812 lbs.;
$3,643.36.
May. 86,342 lbs,; June, 85.582 lb».;
Expenses for the year were *3339.89, price up a little.
Paid $1.46 and $1.47 per 100 lbs.
July, 76,973 lbs.; August, 66,720 lbs.;
Resources of the factory are at
Prices paid for butter fat were as September, 49.IH3 lbs. and Octolier,
present ns follows:
Cush with treasurer, $151.43; due follow»: April, 42.2 cents; May, 38.2 34,996 lbs.
Amount of butter fat in milk was
factory from merhants for December cents;June, 36 cents; July, 36 cents;
cheese, $170,79; creamery building August, .'18.3 cents; September 39 16084 lbs.
and ground $1,825.65; 1910 expense cents;October 40 cents; November
Average butter fat in milk, .0371
account, $95.00; supplies left over and Decemlier are estimated each per cent.
from 1909, $251.10; D. A. Hailey, $8.73; 40 cents. Average payment, count­
This milk produced 48,095 lbs. of
Oregon CheeseCo. ,$65 57;A. Mason, ing off 1% for making would be a cheese.
little over 38,% cents for butter fat,
$7.24.
Average yield was 1044 lbs. of
certainly a fine price. The factory cheese per 1«) lbs. milk.
Total resources, $2575.51,
LiafiUities are the capital stock of operated only «luring the summer
092 boxes of cheese sold.
months.
$i9oaai
The 48,095 lbs. of cheese were sold
Besides the ex|>ense account of
Liabilties are the capital stock of for $7,395.38.
which r am enclosing you an item­ $55O.(*>, due patrons for December
Average prices received for cheese
ized account, we paid a 12 per cent and November milk, $603,38.
was 15.37 cents net on the dock at
Resources; Building valued at Tillamook.
dividend on the capital stock of the
corporation, which amounted to $1*10.00, cash in hands of treasurer,
Factory receives two cents per lb.
$228.00.
$175.75, due for cheese »old $ 473.71, for making cheese, the total re­
Counting wliut money is in the
Respectfully submitted,
ceived being $961. 90.
hands of the treasurer and the am­
C arl H aberlach , Sec.
There was further deducted the
ount due for cheese and one month's
amount paid the Tillamook County
salary of secretary andcheesemaker
Creamery Association for inspect­
paid fur IWlOaccount, it would make
ing the year's cheese, the inspec­
the same ns $417.22 cash the factory
tion cost having been $31,52. Also
would have at the beginning of this
$78.75 for hauling cheese and sup­
year, with no liabilities other than
plies.
To
the
director»
and
»t<M*kholder»
the capital stock.
Expenses for the year were $1009. -
of
the
Eii»t
Beaver
Cheese
Co..
J would suggest that it would lie
82.
Hemlock, Oregon.
well to select a delegate to attend
The resources and liabilities of
G entlemen ,—Following is my
the Tillamook County Creamery
the company are as follows:
Association meetings. The asocia- re|>ort a» aecretary of your com­
Resources: Bills receivable, be­
lion bus done good work the pust pany for ttMRI.
ing notes given the company by
The
factory
received
for
year
572,-
year and another year should wit­
the subscribers for stock in the
ness further Improvement in quality 426 lb», of milk, divided in monthly company. $349.04, fixture and fac­
receipt»
a»
follows:
March,
19,479
of Tillamook cheese, and anything
tory ground $1*10. supplies on hand
that helps the quality, naturally lb».; April, 61.487 lbs.; May, 82,382 $143.90. Cash in bank, $14.68; total,
helps the prise, other thing lieing lb».; June, 101,628 lb»,: July. 95.068 $1.107.62.
lb»,; August, 83,203lb*.; September,
eq ual.
Liabilities: Bills payable $474.04
You will futlier notice by the at 64,13511».; October, 49,596 Iba., and and capital stock $5«).
November,
24,418
Iba.
taclied itemized list of ex|>en<lees
During the year 1 cent per lb.
Thia milk waa manufactured into
that the hauling account in quite it
for butter fat was deducted from the
large item but it being delivered «1,091 Iba. Average yield was 10.6 milk delivered by subscribers to
f.o.b. Tillamook, makes it well for 11». of cheeae |>er l(*> Iba. of milk. the capital stock of the company,
861 laixea cheeae made.
higher prices.
same to lie applied on the notes
The cheeae »old for $0,384.31, an
Figuring on the basis of 1’4 cents
given the company for payment of
for making cheese, the amount average of 15.46 cent» per lb. The stock. This makes considerable
charged around Tillamook City factory made quite n few Y.A.'a, work keeping
tract
of these
Three Rivers would have paid *1.44 which lielpeil the price up some.
small payments, and as the notes
Amount of butter fat in milk waa
per 100 lbs. milk on a average for
are in escrow to semire payment
'23,014 lb»., being an average butter
the last year.
of note given to purchase the fac­
fat contentjof 4.02 per cent.
Res|>ectfully submitted,
tory, it makes it more difficulty to
Figuring on basis of 1'« cents for
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endorse these payments. It would
making, which isthe amount charg­
be much lictter to adopt some other
ed around Tillamook City, would
method of paying these notes, es-
make an average price of a little
number of
more thun $1.45 per 100 Ilia, milk for peciaily its there are a
notes given by subscribers to the
the season. As a matter of fact the
capital stock who are not supply­
To the Directors and stockholders factory charged two cents per lb. ing milk to the factory
of the Clover Lest Creamery Co.. fur making cheese; paid $35.16 for
Respectfully submitted.
inspecting their cheese and alao
Tillamook, Oregon
C arl H aberlach , Sec.
and paid for haul­
G entlemen ,— Following is my re­ deducted
ing
cheese
and
supplies
the
sum
of
port aa secretary of your cheese
A Common Cold.
$195.46 for 191» account.
factory for the past year:
We claim that il catching cold
Rweipta
for
making
for
the
year
Amount of milk received, 1,537.157
could l>e avoided some of the most
dangerous and filial diseases would
Iba; Marvil, 31.«« lbs, April. 166,178 were *1213.82.
Expenses for the year were $1,251.• never lie heard of. A cold often
lbs. May, 235,576 lbs; June, 261,810
from which should pruiierty |H. ' lorms a culture t«-<! for germs of
Iba; July, 247.MP Iba; Aug list,214.446 til
• i.a.s^i <- a k
ii— i s* ’
infectious uiacaee».
(. onmimntion,
diphtheria
ami ¿»rlet
lbs;September. 167.<«9 11»; (k'tober, de<lucte«l$.4.l3 supplies left over
am!
sold
to
|>atr«>n».
The
factory
fever,
four
of
the
most
dangerous j
119,(117 11»; November,
11»;
also installe»! a new boiler last year, and fatal diseases, arc of thia clans.
and l>ecew»b«'i. 15554 lbs
. The culture lied formed by the cold
17UW! . Iba. of cheese was manu- at a ci»t of $181.25.
I favors the development of the germs
Resources
are
$7tL«>caah
in
bank,
*
fnekurvd and aold.
' of these diseases, that would not
Amount received for chiame. IM ■ $7X73 aupplies on hand. Building otherwise find’ lodgment, riiciv i-
and
grounds PHI. 25.
Total of j little danger, however, of any of
2ttt.«k
these
disease* living contracted
Amount of butter fat in milk. 5U, $1,144. tU
when ii good ex|M*ctomnt cough
Liabilities sre bills imyuble of $275 medicine tike Chamberlain's Cough
340 11»
and tlie capital stock outstanding Remedy is used. It cleans out
Average yield was
of $nm«< s total of $775.«*
these culture beds that favor the
cheese per lOtilbs. of milk.
Would suggest that it w«>ul«l lie ilevelopinent of the germs of these
Average price received for cheese
well to elect a delegate to attend the diseases That is wny thia remedy
15 45 cents on dock.
has prove«! an universally successful
Average butter fat in milk 'ttoi sessions of the Tillamook County in preventing pneumonia. It not
Creamery AsawiaUott.
only cures your cold quickly, but
|ier cent.
minimizes the risk of contracting
Re«|>ecttiilly aubniitte«l.
23UH boxes of cheese manufactured.
these dangerous diseases. For sale
C
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H
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*
ri
.
ach
,
See.
Farmers were paid for butter fat
by Lamar's Drug Store.
genera) prices throughout the coun­
ty whether the cheese was inspect
ed or not.
,
Respectfully submitted,
C arl H abemlach , Sec.
Three Rivers Crea
mery Association.
Elwood Creamery
Company.
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Pleasant Valley
Cheese Company
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DAIRYMEN'S
SUPPLIES
AND
STEEL STOVES & RANCES
We carry a Large Stock of
Hardware, Tinware
and China
Oils. Paint, Varnish, Doors. Window
Sashes
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The Most Reliable Merchants in Tillamook County
Tillamook
Lumber Manufacturing Compy
Manufacturers of
East Beaver Cheese
Company.
nurf
It n
Yuri
Clover Leaf Crea­
mery Company.
aa follows March, 42 cents; April.
42.2 cento. Nay. .*• cents; June. #V*
cents; Juhr, .'•«cent», August. «lets.;
September. .'Wl 3 cents; Octolier 414 4
cento; November. 41 2 cents, and
December 43 cents. Patrons were
pant as average <»(343 cents |«er IK
butter fat delivers 1.
Factory receive«! lor making for
the year the mm of $2417 851*1 ng at
the rat)of I»« cento tier lb. cheese
Meda Co-Operative,
To the stockbolilern of the Me<la VT
Vo <»|xralive Creamery Co.,
t loventale. Oregon.
G rntlbmbn .—Following is my re
l»irt aa aalvaman for your com-
pany for the «ear list)
The fa« t >»y receive«! for the year
8552*) II *. milk, a gain of 3K 552 It»
EORGK WILLETT
A ttomney - at -L aw
Next to Tillamook County
Bank,
T illamook
O regon .
KILN DRY FLOORING, CEILING, RUSTIC AND
FINISHED LUMBER.
ALL KINDS OF MOULDINGS
We Make the Best CHEESE BOXES for Tillamook
County’s Most Famous Cheese,
The Best Equipped Saw Mill in the County
New Machinery, Experienced Workmen and
First Class Lumber of the Best Quality.
LEI
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