dairying in Tillamook County.
nnBni»B»Bramimw»mi»Bm»»»iaiMrawa»»»simma»Nss
»Leaf Creamery
jhRoeiation.
estimating part of November and
all of December, 370,093 lbs. On
thia basis the average yield is 10.92
RBeived during the year lbs. of cheese per 100 lb. milk.
E' of milk.
Receipts per 5,084 boxes cheese manufactured.
ba. were as follows : Jan.,
The year’s cheese from January
bruary, 57,052;
March, 1st. 1910, to the last of October sold
^riL 388,934 ; May, 564,433; for $53,063.79. The .November and
17 ; July, 589,482 ; August, December cheese will bring th>s
pternber, 361,796; October average down, as the market is
Following; is a report covering some of my work for the 19 factories
•vetnber, 209,189, Decem- down considerable from the highest1 and dairies for which I acted as secretary and salesman for the year
price received.
1910 :
M lbs. of bnttei fat in milk,
Average paid patrons for the first
Total milk received, 23,639,663 lbs.
lbs. of cheese manufactured 10 months, $1.54 2-10 per 100 milk.
Total cheese manufactured and sold, 2,541,057.
boxes cheese.
Estimating the cheese still on
Total boxes of cheese sold, 35,938.
ting the value of 47 cases hand, factory received $6,478.38 for
Total butter fat in milk, 918,869 lbs.
ion hand at 14c. per lb., making the years cheese,
Amount received for cheese, f.o.b. shipping point, $400,014.84.
B cheese sold for $66,320.59.
Patrons were paid for butter fat
Average price received for cheese, 15% cents per lb.
tea the average price prac- as follows, in cents : January, 41.7;
Average yield, 10.75 lbs. of cheese per 100 lbs. milk.
.9 c. »>er lb. cheese on the February, 46c. ; March, 45 ; April,
Average butter fat in milk, .03887 per cent.
’Ulamoox.
38;May, 38; June, 40; July. 40.2; Aug.
ct sold for the several factories
Receipts of milk and value of
r received lj^c. per lb. for 39.3 ; Sept. 38; and Oct. 35.8.
follow :
Pounds Milk
Gross Value.
■Mjkese,
receipts having
The expenses for the past year
The Tillamook Creamery................. . 3,910.110 .... . $66,791.49
were $5586.83.
66,264.42
Maple Leaf Creamery ................... . 3,905,179 .. .
for the yenr were $6,913.-
Resources and liabilities of the
. 3,393,751 ... .. 58,360.88
Fairview Dairy Association
association are as follows:-
South Prairie Creamery .................. . 1,1126,803 .... .. 33.17Z71
29,830.50
■rait payments have been as
Resources:
Supplies on hand,
Three Rivers Creamery.................. . 1,770,429 ....
Clover Leaf Creamery..................... . 1,562,406 .... .. 27,075.40
1 per lb. butter fat in cents : $430.30; due association for cheese,
... ... 19,862.03
Elwood Creamery Co......................... . 1,186.031
IP, 43H ; February, 45.7 ; Mar., $790.33; cash in bank, $094.18;factory,
1,177,820 . . .. 19,547. .'Ki
Meda Co-op. Creamery ...................
iril, »Mi ; May, 38.3 ; June, 40; $2800.00; due factory for making
954,059
...
. .. 16,507.10
Cold Springs Cheese Factory........
707,500 .... .. 11,663.28
August, 39.3 ; September, Nov. and Dec. cheese, $23.64; other
East Beaver Cheese Co...................
920,000 .. . . .. 14,674.7.3
Nehalem Dairy Ass’n (estimated)
■MOT, 37.
Average for the resources, $668.13. Total resources
603,257 ... ... 9,745.40
Miami Valley Creamery................
|K|fa38.38 c. per lb. butter ! $5406.58.
8,780.27
530,477 .... ..
Alder Vale Creamery....................
flfaBCtically 39c.
[ Liabilities are 11 shares of the
4,767.(11
290.570 ....
Pleasant Valley Cheese Co............
3,565.63
214,455 ... ...
HVces are: Bills Receivable, Capital stock, par value, $1,100.00;
Jackson A Sailing...............................
203,346 ... ... 3, .553,09
Netarts Creamery .............................
; creamery plant, $4,127.89; I due patrons for their portion of
3,145.80
190,471 ... . ..
Sand Lake Creamery Co ................
»River Farmer’s Water Co., !cheese sold and for which returns
2,673.95
166,000 . . . ...
Two small accounts .........................
supplies on hand, $370.05 ; I in, $533.60 ; other liabilities, none ;
$4(»,O44.84
23,639,664
Casta in bank, $2.966.19; Novemlier. Total, »1633.60.
Totals
Deducting 1% cents for making cheese, being the price charged for
making due factory. $440.96; Dec.
making around Tillamook City, leaves a little over $1.50 per 100 lbs.
Total
making due factory, $228.07.
milk received by the patrons.
resources. $8.25s 6.
This does riot
On the basis of 1% cents for making the farmers received an
include cheese sold to merchants
Factory received during the year
returns are outstanding,
average of 38.7 cents per lb. butter fat during 1910. I have not heard of
603,257 lbs. of milk, divided as fol­
another section of the United States receiving as high prices for
money is due the farmers,
lows : April, 54,926 lbs. ;
May, butter fat.
ities are : Capital stock out-
102,995 lbs.; June, 119,457 lbs.; July,
Dated at Tillamook, Oregon, April 19th, 1911.
.00, and due farmers
C arl H aberlach .
111,366 lbs.; August, 91,417 lbs.;
er returns for which we
September. 62,589 lbs. ; October
ed checks.
Resources
38,579 lbs.; and November, 21,938
less the supplies now on hand, for cheese sold, $754.28; due cheese
lities by $6,724.12.
lbs.
$1,754.26.
This does not mean the equipment ‘ maker, $100.00; ; total,
I
Estimating the cheese in the of the factory.
| Net expenses
for 1910 were
factory at 108 lbs., the factory pro­
Factory now has a balance of $3,721.11, as per itimized statement
eived during the year duced 63,086 lbs. of cheese during
$131.74
balance in the hands of the attached hereto. To this might be
3,940,110 lb*, of milk, divided as 1910.
treasurer. This and the supplies added the 1910 dividend account of
Cheese
sold
for
$9,856.59,
being
an
Feb.
31,139
;
follows: Jan. 75.502 ;
on hand and the factory equipment 12 per cent, which amounted to
Kkfa- MB,556 ; Apr. 369,536; May, average 15.62 cents per lb.
constitute
the resources of the $228.00. In the past year 2 cents
No triplets were made, and the
fce, 601,562 ; July 609,348;
569, ; Jone,
factory. The liabilities consist of a was charged per lb. for making
fact
that
nearly
all
cheese
was
made
Sept. 381.510; Oct. 337,-
joint note g;ven by the stock­ which is hardly, suflirient when
059 ; Nov. 207,350, and Dec. 112,253. into twins brought down the aver­
hauling cheese is paid out of thnt2c
holders.
Till» milk
contained 151,428.61 age price.
Factory received for making
lbs. butter fat
423,262 lbs. of cheese manufactured, cheese the sum of 2% cents per lb.,
or a total of $1,419.43.
making 5,600 boxes.
Factory received during 1910,
Expenses for the year were $1,465.-
Estimating 56 cases cheese now
Factory received 1,177,820 lbs.; of
ett the dock at 14c. per lbs., the 44, less the supplies and the value 1,770,429 lbs. of milk, being divided milk in 1911, |di videil by months as
of wood now on hand. I trust you in months as follows : Januar/, follows : Feb. 5,566 lbs.; Mar. 76,-
CbM»e Mid for $66,832.33.
Average 0ric<- received for cheese will give me the amounts of these 14,079 lbs. ; February, , 18,551 lbs. ; 709 lbs.; Apr. 178,300 lbs.; May, 225,-
gp tbis bMis was 15.70c. per. lb. items, as we need the figures in March, 96,243 lbs. ; . April, 225,901 056 lbs.; lune, 221,615 lbs.; July,
June, 168,372 lbs.; Aug. 132,745 Jl>s.; Sept.
May, 317,726 lbs. ;
Average cyield was IO.74 lbs. of making our annual report to the lbs. ;
304,357 lbs. ; July, 268,777 lbs. ; 85.426 lbs.; Oct.55,326 lbs.; and Nov.
government.
100 milk.
Resources of the factory are August, 200,103 lbs. ; September, 28,705 lbs.;
V WcfaSy received l%c. for making
as iallows : Money in hands of 127,921 lbs. ; October, 105,368 lbs. ;
The milk contained 44,462 lbs. of
fMMfa M jk total of $7,407.05.
KftpMMC for the year were $7,915- treas irer, $222.09; due company for November, 59,821 lbs. ; and Decem­ butter fat, or an average butter fat
cheesi $751.92 ; supplies on hand, ber. 30,992 lbs.
content of .00775. It will lie noticed
This milk contained 66,425 lbs. of thut the factory received over half
I: of the company are : — ; wood, $17.50 ; factory build­
butter fat.
^^JUjfcds of treasurer, $356,40; ing. $800.00 ; total, $1,791.51.
of the milk during the months of
Estimating chefse still on hand, Apr.,;May and June, which accounts
Liabilities—Capital stock, $700.00;
fa crapxnv for cheese, $3,394.54;
bills payable, $206.49 ; due patrons 188,252 lbs. of cheese made in 1910. or the low average butter fat.
■^^^■ptints due company, $41
2,559 boxes of cheese manu­
125,905 lbs. of cheese manufactur­
E;faMMMry plant and equipment. for milk, $724.72 ; due cheese maker,
ed during 1911.
1»1 expense account and $79.24 ; due secretary, $17.42 ; total, factured. *,
Estimating the value of December,
»n hand, $655.04. Total $1,787.87. _________________
Returns are incomplete for the
cheese on hand at 14c. per lb., Nov. cheese,
but for the cheese
$9,276-67.
makes the year’s cheese sale total made to Nov. first the factory receiv­
UMB m , captial stock outstand-
ng, $flM0; due patrons for milk,
ed $19,044.71. Thia makes an aver­
190,471 lbs. of milk were received in value the sum of $29,830.50.
Average received for cheese, 15.87 age of 15.57c. per lb. cheese at the
■■Ktot:il liabilities, $2,543,49. during the year, divided as follows :
boat landing, Oretown. Figuring
March, 9,054 lbs. ; April, 19,991 lbs.; cents per lb. at Tillamook.
Estimating December, factory re­ thia on the basis of Tillamook prices,
May, 35,397 lbs. ; June, 39,958 lbs. ;
July, 41,261 lbs. ; August, 28,169 ceived $3,765.04 for making 1910 this difference in freight between the
cheese.
two points being 19c. in favor of
lbs. ; and September, 16,641 lbs.
Patrons were paid for butter fat Tillamook, would add »339.91 to the
pry received during the
19,705 lbs. of cheese were manu­
as follows : January, 40c. ; Febru total, making the average on a Til­
| of 3 390,751 lbs. of milk, factured, making 329 boxes.
or the several months
Cheese sold for $3,145.80, an ary, 46c.; March, 45c.; April, 39c.; lamook basis 15.85c. fier lb. cheese.
May 38V4c. ; June, 40c.; July. 39.4c.;
Factory receives 2c. per lb. for
»ary. 67,519 lbs.; Febru- average price of 15.96 cents per lb.
38c.; mttking cheese, making »2,518.12.
Ibs.; March, 152,787 lbs.;
Milk contained 7,251.42 lbs. of August, 39c. ; September.
October, 36.7 cents.
In addition to this, *105.80 was de­
119 lbs.; May, 485,940 lbs.; butter fat
«
Resources of the factory are as ducted from gross receipts for in­
57 lbs.; July, 480.126 lbs.;
Average butter fat in milk, .0381
follows: Due from merchants for specting 1910 cheese and *138.32 for
597,008 lbs. ; September, per cent.
$1061.84 ;
Oregon hauling cheese to the »lock there.
f; October, 270,857 lbs. ;
Factory received $501.86 for mak­ cheese sold.
Cheese Co., $65.57; creamery plant, I do no4 know what charge to make
; 192,107 lbs. ; Decemlwr, ing cheese.
Patrons were paid as follows for $1,825.65 ; supplies on hnnd Janu­ for the 50 esses Nov. cheese hsuled
butter
fat : March, 32V4 cents; April, ary 1st, 1911, $256.75 ; cash in bank. to Tillamook.
it in milk, 135,482 lbs.
Farmers werr paid for butter fat
, test or butter fat in milk 31H cents; May, 33% cents ; June, $58.73; advance payments made
aa follows: Feb. Me., Msr. 4'V , Apr.
ear. .<3996 per cent, or 35 cents ; July, 37 cents ; August, 37 patrons. $!■».<*); total. $3,208,54.
Liabilities — Capital stock out­ 37c., May 37.4c.. |une.’W.3r., Jnly3ltr.,
cents ; and September, 37 cents.
< a four per cent test,
Expenses for the year were $635.01, standing. $1.900,60; due patrons Aug. 38»-., Sept. 37Hc. »nd Oct. 35c.
of cheese manufactured.
CARL HABERLACH’S REPORT
Handles 2,541,57 lbs of Cheese,
Valued at $400,044.84*
Miami Valley Creamery
Company.
ook Creamery,
Three Rivers Creamery Meda Co-Op. Creamery
Association.
Company.
Sandlake Creamery Co.
W Dairy Associ­
ation.
The Clover Leaf Cream­
ery Co.
plies ou hand, $277.65. Total. $25 Ti­
to
Liabilities are : the capital stock
The factory received during the paid in, $1,200.00; bills payable,
year 1,562,406 lbs. of milk. Receipts $1,600.00; due cheese maker, $81.00.
for several months were as follows: Total, $2281.00.
March, 66,735 lbs.; April. 175,318
lbs. ; May, 258,805 lbs. ; June, 268,-
1«2 lbs. ; July, 255,974 lbs. ; August.
196,UM) lbs. ; September, 132.453 lbs.;
Factory received during the year
October, 117,805 lbs. ; November,
67.198 lbs, and December. 23,950 lbs. 290,5701bs. of milk,divided in months
The year’s milk contained 50,813.39 as follows; March, 8,587 lbs. ; April
39,500 lbs. ; May, 66,732 lbs. ; June.
lbs. of butter fat.
171,816 lbs. of cheese sold,
2413 69.812 lbs.; July, 60,782 lbs.. and
August, 45,063 lbs.
twixes cheese manufactured.
Butter fat in milk, 10,637 lbs.
Average yield, 11 Ilia, of cheese
30,129 lbs. of cheese were manu­
per 100 lbs. milk.
$27,183.19 is the amount dire se factured and sold.
Cheese sold for $4,767 03.
sold for.
Average price received for cheese,
Average price received for the
year’s cheese, 15.82 cents per lb. on 15.82 cents per lb. cheese.
428 cuses Of cheese mamifactured.
the dock nt Tillamook.
Factory paid tor blitter fat ns fol.
The factory charged two cents
April, 36c. ;
per lb. for making cheese for all owa : March. 41c. ;
the months except March, when 1\ May. 37'»c. ; June, 38'jc. : July, 37c.;
\ugust, 37.3c.
cents was charged.
Factory received lor making the
On the basis ol 1 <4 cents making
charge, being the amount charged mm of $648.09, making charge hav­
by the larger factories around Tilla­ ing lieen 2c. per lb. cheese for the
mook for making cheese, patrons months of March, April rind May
would have received an average of and 2<4C. for the months of J tine, July
$1.54 7-10 per 100 lbs. milk. Thia in­ and August. The charge of 2c. per
eludes estimates for November anil lb.for making cheese is not enough
December milk, as cheese is sold to pay the expenses, and several
Owing to the factories which received more milk
for these months,
higher charge for milking, due to in any summer month than Pleasant
putting in the water system and Valley received for the year, charge
other improvements, patrons will 2c. for making cheese.
The expenses for the year were
receive a little over $1.52 per 100 lbs.
milk. Butter fat price on thia basis $787.43, taking out the supplies sold
would have been an average of over aud now on hand. Of the expenses,
$384.01) was for the cheesemaker.
40.4 cents per lb.
$434.69 was spent in improving the
Resources of the factory are:
Creamery plant $1,185.25; cash in factory equipment and building du­
bank, $121.32 ; due from merchants ring the year 1910.
Resources are : the building and
for cheese, $2,031.46; supplies on
hand, $108.41; wood on hand, $121.50. equipment, $1004.69 ; supplies on
hand, $116.40;
bills receivable,
Total resources, $3562.94.
Liabilities: Bills payable, $256.00; $145.09. Total resources, $1296.13,
Liabilities: capital stock, $525.00;
Capital Stock outstanding, $596.00;
due patrons for milk, $1,424.43 ; bills payable, $736.61 ; cash account
other liabilities, $105.17.
Total, Overdrawn, $2.51. Total, $1,264.12.
$2,369.60. _________________,
Pleasaut Valley Cheese
Company.
Cold Springs Cheese Fac­
tory.
The South Prairie Cream­
ery Co.
The factory received during the
The factory received for the year year 1.926.803 lbs. of milk, divided
1910 954,059 lbs. of milk, divided as among the several months as fol­
follows: January, 12,862 lbs. ; Feb., lows: Jan., 16,436; Feb., 15,211; Mar.,
19,503 1b«.; March, 52,1801b».; April. 76,023 ; Apr, 196,931 ; May, 289,111 ;
112,064 lbs. ; May, 169,057 lbs. ; June. June, 325,753; July. 365,325 ; Aug .
155,127 lbs. ; July, 134,7971ba. ; Aug­ 239,181 ; Sept., 108,411 ; Oct , 119,538.
ust, KB,269 lbs. ; September. 80,680 Nov.. 79,974 ; mid Dec., 37,87«.
lbs. ; October, 66,127 lbs. ; Novem­
This milk conlainrd 76,581.77 lbs.
ber. 41,596 lbs., and December, 24, of butter fat.
797 lbs.
Average butter fat in milk. .6097(1
95,885 lbs. of cheese made nnd sold, per cent.
being the make from January 1st
210,147 lbs. of cheese produced
to October 31st. 45 cases of Novem­ »luring the year, which made 2962
ber cheese bus been nolil and there ' boxes.
is on hand about 64 cases of cheese
210,147 lbs. cheese sold for $.43,1712. -
or about 4,608 lbs.
This would 71, an average of 15.79 cents per lb.
i
make the year’s make 104,175 lbs. of cheese at Tillamook. Thia includes
cheese.
Nov. unit Dec. cheese, but rrturns
Average yield on this basis, 10.53 are not received for this cheese.
Patrons was paid |>er month for
ll>s. of cheese per 100 lbs. milk.
flutter fat as follows: Jan., 44c.; Fe.ti..
35,980 lbs. of butter fat in milk.
47c.; Mar., 46c. ; April, 40c.; May,
Average teat, 3.77 percent.
Factory received for making cheese 38c. ; June, 38 l-10c. ; July, 39c.;
to November 1st, $2157.49.
Making Aug., 38Wc.; Sept. 37%c.; Oct., 36c.
Figuring on the basis of l|*c. for
November and December cheese
cheese, patrons would
will be approximately $177.83, which making
would mean $2335.31 for making up recived a little more than $1.M per
the year’s cheese.
In addition to 100 lbs. milk for 1910.
For part of the season 2c. was
thia the coats of hauling cheese was
deducted and alao$75.63 for inspect­ charge for makingcheeae. and 1*4«.
for the balance of the year.
ing the year’s cheese.
Factory receive»! for making the
I am sending herewith an item
ize»l list of the expenses, showing year’s cheese the sum of $3,958.09,
them to have lieen $2329.36 to date. loss an»l gain account, $11.74.
Ex pence for the year, including a
To this should lie added Mr. Pen­
nock's wages from the time he .'om- new boiler coating $214.60; $.4,995.04
menced to January 1st, 1911, and resources ; Factory, $1,500.01); Due
from the total should lie deducted factory for Dec .$93.14; Nov. making,
the amount or value of supplies on $202 T2; supplies on hand, $168 90.
hand. I am not in |MM«e«sion of an Total, $’¿397.96.
Liabihtiea.^'apitsl h I» h k. $1,100 <11;
invoice of that, nnd wish yo» would
scn«l me scopyof supplies on hnnil. due cheese maker, $50.92; Bills
Total liabilities,
The factory an»1 dwelling house Payable,
$1,620.92.
coat a total of $2131.71.
Resources are: Factory, $2131.71 ;
cash in bank, $35.18; due factory
for making Novemlier and Decent
tier clieear, eatiniate»! 177.82; sup
Average Price for 100 lbs
Milk was over $1.50.
fitable and Successful Dairying!
A Good Cow Makes $80 to $100 annually !
The Highest Price Paid for Butter Fat in the United States !
COME TO TILLAMOOK !
OME SEEKERS CORDIALLY INVITED.
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