Tillamook headlight., February 17, 1910, Image 3

TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. FEBRUARY? 17, lvlO
«ices throughout thecoun- ’ 1 manufactured.
manufactured, Thia leaves about over the preceding year. Receipts
•r the cheese was inspect $1.51H cents per 100 lba. for milk I per month were an follows: March,
after deducting the making. It 42591 lbs; April, 112085 11»; May.
pectfully submitted,
seems to be the experience of fac-1149,474 lba.; June. 148.229 11».; Jul/, -
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toriea the aize ofClover Leaf that 144 132, 212 lba.; August, 113,529 lba.;
cents ia hardly enough aa a making September. 83.365 lba.; October. 53. [
charge.
| ®j2 lba. and November, 25.033 lbs.
93.709 lbs. cheese manufactured.!
Expenses for the year were $2,926.
Resources andliabilltiea at present
Cheese sold for $14.285.34. an ‘
are as follows: Resources, $1621.41. average of 15.24 cents net at the I
Liabilities, $790.00.
dock at Cloverdale.
Respectfully submitted,
1375 boxes manufactured. Pro­
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duct exceeded 1908 by $3.762.00.
Milk contained 33,071 lba. of butter
fat, being an average of .03876
cent butter fat for the season.
Factory received $1874.18 for
year for making cheese, being two
To the stockholders of the Elwoorf cents per lb,
Average yield was a little over 10.98
Creamery Co., Tillamook, Ore.
GENTLEMEN,—Following is my lbs. of cheese per 100 lba. of milk,
reportas secretary and salesman for practically an 11 lb. yield, which
ia very good.
your company for the year 1909.
I do not know what your expenses
Factory received milk as follows:
April, 83.680 lbs; May, 139,981 lbs; were last year, nor your financial
June, 141,7«) lbs; July, 135,581 lbs; standing, as you have a secretary
August, 121.78311»; Sept., 119,738ibs; who looks after these matters.
Respectfully submitted,"
October, 68,579 lbs; November,26,350
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lbs; and December, 3,045 lbs. Total
Secretary anil Salesman.
receipts,84(^536 lba., again of 165,451
'bs. over 1908.
Butter fat in milk. 32,087 lbs.
Average butter fat in milk .03817
per cent.
89,906 lbs. cheese manufactured
and sold, 1287 boxes. 10.605 lbs. To the directors and stockholders
cheese were made per 100 lbs. of
of the Pleasant Valley Cheese
butter fat in milk, .03005 milk. It required 9.35 lbs. of milk
Co., Hemlock, Oregon.
per pound of cheese.
G entlemen ,—Following is my re­
Cheese sold for$13,930.37. Average port as secretary of your company
;r of boxes of cheese made
price received being 15.495 cents, or for the year 1909:. Amount of milk
received for making tno practically 15,Si cents per lb. net on received at the factory for 1909 was
lb. cheese, which made the wharf. Elwood made quite a 457.932 lbs., divided as follows:
few Y.A. cheese, which helped the March, 9,461 lbs.; April, 48.812 lbs.;
pes for the year were$3339.89. price up a little.
May. 86,342 lbs.; June, 85.582 lbs.;
Paid $1.46 and $1.47 per 10041».
fees of the factory are at
July, 76,973 lbs.; August, 06,720 lbs.;
Prices paid for butter fat were as September, 49,013 lbs. and October,
as follows:
kith treasurer, $151.43; due follows: April, 42.2 cents; May, 38.2 34.996 lbs.
Join merhants for December cents;June, 36 cents; July, 36 cents;
Amount of butter fat in milk was
■170.79; creamery building August, 38.3 cents; September 39 10984 lbs.
Bind $1,825.65; 1910 expense cents; October 40 cents; November
Average butter fat in milk, .0971
; $95.00 ; supplies left over and December are estimated each per cent.
L $251.10; D. A. Bailey, $8.73; 40 cents. Average payment, count­
This milk produced 48,095 lbs. of
pheeseCo.,$65.57;A. Mason, ing off 1% for making would be a cheese.
little over 38X cents for butter fat,
Average yield was 10V4 lbs. of
certainly a fine price. The factory cheese per 100 lbs. milk.
(sources, $2575.51,
ies are the capital stock of o|>eratedonly during the summer
092 boxes of cheese sold.
months.
The 48,095 lbs. of cheese were sold
i the expense account of
Liabilties are the capital stock of for $7,305.38.
am enclosing you an item- $550.00, due patrons for December
Average prices received for cheese
nnt, we paid a 12 per cent and November milk, $603,38.
was 15.37 cents net on the dock at
on the capital stock of the
Resources; Building valued at Tillamook.
on, which amounted to $6IX).(X), cash in hands of treasurer,
Factory receives two cents per lb.
$175.75, due for cheese sold $ 473.71, for making cheese, the total re­
Respectfully submitted,
ng- what money is in the
ceived being $901. 90.
[the treasurer and the ain-
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There was further deducted the
Ifor cheese and one month’s
amount paid the Tillamook County
becretary andcheesemaker
Creamery Association for inspect­
lOlOaccount, it would make
ing the year’s cheese, the inspec­
r as $417.22 cash the factory
tion cost having been $31.52. Also
ive at the beginning- of this
$78.75 for hauling cheese and sup­
h no liabilities other than
plies.
To
the
directors
and
stockholders
al stock.
Expenses for the year were $1009. -
of the East Beaver Cheese Co..
d suggest that it would be
82.
Hemlock,
Oregon.
Elect a delegate to attend
The resources and liabilities of
G entlemen ,—Following is my
hmook County Creamery
the company are as follows:
Ion meetings. The asocia- report as secretary of your com­
Resources: Bills receivable, be­
done good work the past pany for 1909.
ing notes given the company by
The factory received for year 572,-
I another year should wit­
the subscribers for stock in the
her improvement in quality 426 lbs. of milk, divided in monthly company, $349.04, fixture and fac­
look cheese, and anything receipts as follows: March, 10,479 tory ground $600, supplies on hand
M the quality, naturally lbs.; April, 61,487 lbs.; May, 82,382 $143.90. Cash in bank, $14.68; total,
( prise, other thing being lbs.; June, 101,628 lbs,: July, 95,068 $1.107.62
lbs,; August, 83,203 lbs.; September,
Liabilities: Bills paya ble $474.04
•ill futher notice by the at- 64,165 lbs.; October, 49,596 lbs., and and capital stock $500.
Bemized list of expendces November, 24,418 lbs.
During the year 1 cent per lb.
This milk was manufactured into
Bhatiling account is quite a
for butter fat was deducted from the
60,691
lbs.
Average
yield
was
10.6
■n but it being delivered
milk delivered by subscriliers to
■lamook, makes it sell for lbs. of cheese per 100 lbs. of milk. the capital stock of flip company,
863
boxes
cheese
made.
Mice a.
The cheese sold for $8.384.26, an I same to be applied on the notes
■g on the basis of 1\ cents
given the company for payment of
■g cheese, the
amount average of 15.46 cents per lb. The stock.
This makes considerable
P '• around Tillamook City factory made quite a few Y.A.’s, work keeping
tract
of these
livers would have paid $1.44 which helped the price tip some.
small payments, and as the notes
Amount
of
butter
fat
in
milk
was
lbs milk on a average for
are in escrow to secure payment
23,014 lbs., being an average butter
| year.
of note given to purchase the fac­
fat contentjof 4.02 per cent.
bspectfully 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 is the amount charg­
be much better to adopt some other
ed around Tillamook City, would
method of paying these notes, es­
make an average price of a little
pecially as there are a num tier of
more than $1.45 per 100 lbs. milk for
notes given by subscribers to the
the season. As a matter of fact the j
capital stock who are not supply­
Directors and stockholders factory charged two cents per lb. ing milk to the factory.
for making cheese; paid $35.16 for
le Clover Leaf Creamery Co.,
Respectfully submitted,
inspecting their cheese and also
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deducted
and
paid
for
haul
­
L emen .— Following is my re-
l secretary of your cheese ing cheese and supplies the sum of
A Common Cold,
$195.46 for 1909 account.
for the past year:
claim
___ .... that if catching cold
Receipts for making for the year could be avoided some of the most
int of milk received, 1,537.157
were $1213.82.
dangerous and fatal diseases would
inch. 31,008 lbs; April. 106.178
Expenses for the year were $1,251.- never be heard of. A cold often
By, 255,570 lbs; June. 263,810
forms a culture lied for germs of
ly, 247,980 lbs; August,214.446 61. from which should properly be infectious diseases. Consumption,
deducted $74 15 supplies
left
over
es lett over | ,,neUmonia. diphtheria and scarlet
itember, 167,029 lbs; October,
and sold to patrons. ' The factory
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' fever, four of the most dangerous
lbs; November, 56,536 lbs;
also installed a new boiler last year and fatal diseases, are of thia class,
eember. 15.354 lbs.
.i «
of «181 R
The culture lied formed by the cold
| fBror|| |he envelopment of the jp-rm*
I lbs. of cheese was manu- •t a coat of >181.
Resource*
are
$70.
(50
ca
ah
in
bank,
|
o
| these disease*, that would not
d and sold.
int received for cheese. $26.- $7275 supplies on hand. Building otherwise find lodgment. Therein
and
grounds $941.25.
Total of I | little danger, However,
however, of any < of
I these
diseases being- contraeteti
»1,124.60.
nt of butter fat in milk, 5ft-
when a good expectorant cough
Liabilities are bills payable of $275 medicine like Chamberlain’s Cough
and the capital stock outstanding Remedy is used. It cleans out
Ige yield w„ 11.07 lbs. of
these culture beds that favor the
of $504.011. a total of »775.0ft
per 100 lbs. of milk.
Would suggest that it would he develeipment of the germs of these
diseases. That is why this renici)
1ST price received for choree
well to elect a delegate to attend the has provetTso uni versally successful
■ta on dock.
sessions of the Tillamook County in preventing pneumonia. It not
ige butter fat in milk .0386
lonlvcures your cold quickly, hut
Creamery Association.
minimizes the risk of contracting
Respectfully submitted.
I these dangerous diseases. For sale
Bxeaof cheese manufactured
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rrs were paid for butter fat
srs: March. 42 cents; April.
*s; May. 39 cents. Jnne. 36’»
Q^EORGE WILLETT
ulv. 38cents. August. B’cts.;
ber. 3X3 cents; October 4ft 4 To the stockboldere of the Meda
Co • Operative Creamery Co..
November. 41.2 cents, and
A ttob h by - at -L a w .
Cloverdale. Oregon
wr 43 cents. Patrons were
average of 313 cents per lb. I G emtlemem .-Following-is my re-
Next to Tillamook County
■t delirerei.
j port as salesman for your com
Rank,
ry received for making for pany for the tear 1WO.
• the sum of *2977.63. being at
The fa« torr received for the year « T ill am ns
O reg jn .
of IS cents per lb. cheese 853,2D It s milk, a g in of 56.562 lbs
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We carry a Larrre Stock of
Hardware,
Pleasant Valley
Cheese Company
Tinware, Glass
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Oils, Paint, Varnish, Doors. Window
Sashes.
&
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Manufacturers of
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rer Leaf Crea-
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ALL KINDS OF
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We Make the Best CHEESE BOXES for Tillamook
County’s Most Famous Cheese.
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New-, Machinery, Experienced Workmen and
First Class Lumber of the Best QuaQty.
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