Tillamook
—-d
INSPECTING THE DAIRY
FARMS IN TILLAMOOK
i
with clean
Notice of Receiver's Sale.
Notice of Sheriff’s Sale.
! In the Circuit Court of the State of
N otice is H ereby G iven ,—That
Oregon, for the County of
in pursuance of a decree of fore
Tillamook.
ie milkers
closure and sale duly rendered mid
Elmore Packing Com-]
entered by the Circuit Court of the
t-handed.
puny, n corporation,
State
of
Oregon, for Tillamook
•y way to
Plaintiff,
County, on the 18th day of Novem
vs.
|
are first
ber. 1911, and of an execution and
Most of Mary II. Elmore
I order of sale, duly issued by the
Defendant
J
Clerk ot saiil Court, in pursuance
them wet the cows' udders or teats
In pursuance of and by virtue of
i with milk, and when teats and a decree and order of sale of the thereof, dated November 27ih, 1911,
and to me directed I have 1 , ird
, hands are not clean we can easily above eutitled court in the above upon all ot the right, title and in
entitled
cause,
directing
me
as
the
| imagine what the result will be.
terest of Albert II. Malmiev, Lulu
Receiver appointed in the above
condemned two cans of milk for entitled Cause by the above en E. Maluney, I). T. Edmunds, John
II.
Dunstan anil Mary F. Dunstan,
filthy milking ; also the milk of titled court, to seil the real property
defendants iu the saiil foreclosure
two dairymen who refused to cool hereinafter described, under and bv proceedings, in and to the following
their milk in a proper place and in [ virtue of said decree, which said described real property, situate in
Condition of Dairies Not as Good turn the dairy-men condemned i decree was duly rendered and en- Tillamook County, Oregon, to-wit :
! tered of record in the above en-
The Southeast quarter of the
As We Expected.
me for visiting their places late in titled court on the 16th day of Southwest
quarter, mid Lot f of
In the
Valley most of the the evening and early in the morn December. 1911 anil directing me Section 19, mid the Northeast quar
as
saiil
receiver
to
sell
the
same
to
dairying is a side issue aud ing. Out of the six dairies con
ter of the Northwest quarter mid
highest mul best bidder there lots 9 .nut in of Sei tion 30, conta it-
We Rive below the report of Deputy State and Food Com naturally the operators may become demned only one is still out of coin the
for, at public auction, in the man ing 123.to acres (except 21.82 acres
missioner W. B. Duncan, which was sent to the Headlight by careless, but as the Tillamook mission ; the others soon cleaned ner and form prescribed by law for deeded to Albert 11. Malaney.)
sale of real property on execu
Also the West half of the North
special request. The report is interesting in many particulars, dairymen make it their exclusive up. I a'so condemned 120 milk the
business we had expected to find cans. Cheesemakers will find this tion,
east quarter, mid Lots 6, 7 and S of
and offers a good many suggestions, which, if carried out, will better conditions.
1 will on the 22nd day of January, Section 30, mid Lot 7 of Section 31.
mark(X) under the handle of each 1912, at the hour of ten o'clock in
Also the tide land fronting and
be a step in the right direction. We have given the report in
I mn not going to dwell on the condemned can.
the forenoon of said day, at the abutting on Lots 3, 4 and 5 ot Sec
unsanitary conditions that we found
full, which is as follows :
north
entrance
door
of
the
County
tion 19. (Except the tide lands front
The Cheese Factories.
Court House, in Tillamook City, in ing and abutting on
because of the cheerful response
Maloney's
Of the 31 cheese factories I in Tillamook County. Oregon, sell at addition to Ocean Park) and the
DEAR S ir ,—I submit to you the 1 I have before me some factory that we had from the dairymen in
public
auction
to
the
highest
and
spected,
most
of
the
large
ones
following report of inv work as De- records showing that Mr. D. Fitz- correcting the existing conditions.
tide lands fronting anil abutting on
best bidder therefor, for L’.S. gold
puty Food and Dairy Commissioner Patrick has the banner herd of the Manure piles against barns have were iu good condition. There were coin in hand, the following des Lots 1, 2, 3, 7, 8, 9 anil 10 of Section
30,
and the tide lands fronting and
especially the cribed real property, to-wit :
in Tillamook County, which I have county. Last year his 25 cowsaver-1 been removed: many hog pens some, however,
abutting on Lots 6 mid 7 of Sec
smaller
ones
in
remote
places,
just completed.
j aged $115.00 per head and this year I near barns (and
_________
that
Situate in the County of Tilla tion 19.
some inside) have
mook. State of Oregon :
I first went to Tillamook City, his 23 cows averaged $106.00 each. [ been located elsewhere and also needed attention.
All in Tcwnahip 4 South of Range
The
E. half of N.E. quarter, N.E. 10 West of Willamette Meridian.
There are many factories that
where I met Mr. F. W. Christensen, Among others Mr. Charles Kuntz'many
milk houses ________
moved ___
to more
__ ,_____________
quarter of S. E. quarter and Lot 1 of
Also Lots 1 and 2, of Block 2,
the Cheese Inspector for the Tilla- has
'
30 cows averaging$99.52J& each; ‘ sanitary places, while 300 dairymen need repairing in different ways section 22, Tp. 3 N., R. 10 \\ .. ex Maluney’a addition to Ocean Park.
mook Co-operative Dairy Associa i Mr. William Maxwell with 22 cows are cooling their milk in far better before the season opens in the cept Town of Nehalem and one and
Except that portion of the pre
Some floors and small one half acres, sold to School Dis mises aforesaid contained within
tion, comprising twenty of the larg averaging over $95.00 each. Mrs ' places than formerly- ; barns have spring,
trict
No.
.'19.
the limits of Pacific City.
with larger
est cheese factories in the county, j T. M. Rose, a widow, is keeping been whitewashed; windows put in drains connecting
Also tract commencing at a point
And in pursuance of said decree
and of which Mr. Carl Haberlach is nine cows on 18 acres, each of which and old rusty- cans discarded for d-ains are in a leaking condition where section line between sections and order of sale I will on Monday,
and should be made perfectly tight, 22 and 23, Tp. 3 N,, R. 10 W„ inter tlie 15th day of January, 1912, at the
secretary. My object in calling on averaged $90.00. I have the names ' new ones.
lot 4 in block 5 of the Town of hour of 10 o’clock a.m., lit the fumi
Mr. Christensen was to ascertain of '25 dairymen who ill six months I During the past two years I have and large drains that do not flow sects
Nehalem, then down line of blocks
dairy conditions and needs as he averaged $2650,00 each; the highest inspected over 4000 dairies in the freely should be opened up and 4 and5, 218 It. to Nehalem river to a door ct the Court House, in Tilla
mook City. Tillamook County, ('re-
found them. He not only very .receiving $4<50.00 and the lowest: Valley, and never before have I seen properly covered, Many need coats stake 2 ft. North of Wists Wharf, gon, sell nt public auction, subject
then
North
20
degrees
E.
'33
It
to
a
of
paint
inside
and
to
have
the
Tillamook so many changes made for the
kindly favored me with this infor I$2000.00 for this period.
to redemption, to the highest bid
lot formerly owned by (,'. I’ve, then
mation, but also offered some sug ¡county last year received for her( better in such a limited time. We windows provided with screens, Nortn 70 degrees West, along line der, for cash iti limili, all ol the
11 : lit, title and interest of the aboil*
gestions which I found of very- , dairy products $5.10,000.00, three- wish to thank these dairymen and Some of the factories are suffering of said lot to I ne between sections n<> iiiim I defendants, or either of
great benfit to me. He also co i fourths of which was produced by- fo say to them that great credit is from a shortage of water and this 22 anil 23, then south on sai l s c i ilieiii, in mid to the above desi rii ed
operated with me very heartily in the Cooperative Association anil due them for this loyal support matter must receive proper atten tion line to beginning, cout iiain^ . re I property to satislv saiil exeiu-
tion. I think that between one- 3-16 acre I in Lot 5. Section 21. tp ti< n and order of sale, interest mid
the work, as did also the cheese the total being $50,000 00 more than ! and co-operation with this office.
osta, mid nil accruing costs. Tint
third and one-half of the factories 3 N.. R. 10 W.
makers as we met and became ac- either Marion or Linn counties re-! The climatic condition^ in Tilla-
Also the following lots in the
have the whey tanks within a few Town of Nehalem : All of Blocks 1. decree of foreclosure and order of
ceived
tor
butterfat.
If
we
were
to
'
quainted.
■saie referred t?Nwns entered by said
mook are nearly perfect and if
feet of the buildings, or adjoining 2, 3, 4 ; Lots 3, 4 and the W. - ne comi in a emise Kherein Rutiliceli
Number of Cheese Factories and add to this $100,000.00 for fish it ' right methods are employed that ! them,
halt ot Lots 7 mid 8, in Block 5 ; Mills was |>l.iintifi,'^<it<l thf rffiier
and
these
tanks
as
a
rule
are
would make $650,000.00 to be circu-' county can supply the sweetest and
Dairies.
Lots 1. 2, 3, 4, 7 and 8, tn Block (> ; timl’es above named ’«’ere 'di -
’ not washed for several months at a all
of Blocks 7, 8. 9 and 10 : Lots I fend.Hits, mid by the terms ol .«iiid
In this county I inspected 31 lated in a comparatively small com richest milk and cream possible.
time.
Last
August
theodor
arising
2
5, 6, 7 and 8, in Block 11 ; Lots 1,
cheese factories and 441 dairies, munity'.
A i airy Commissioner Has All from these tanks was very strong •» 7 mul 8. in Block 12 ; Lots 3, I, 5, leene of lotci'JiiHiifc thi (ilninVlT
was decreed to have mid r covei Yf
Many- of the dairymen have fine
which includes nearly every dairy
Kinds of Experiences
and the whey still stronger with A 7 and 8, in Block 13 ; Lots 1, 2, 5, mid from the defendants Albert 11\
in the county. With each dairyman homes and good dairy barns. On I Of course, we occasionally find a
6,
o, land 8. ill Block 11; all ot Blocks Malmiev mi l Imiti E. Malmiev, tbe ■
acid which we believe is thecause 15 anil 16.
Also all the tide land sinn of $3060.0). with interest there
I left some literature pertaining to Wilson River they own their own dairymen who rebels. I have one i
for
so
much
rust
in
the
cans,
ns
the
fronting and I abutting above des on at the ate of eight per cent per
his business, also a copy of the water system, costing $20,000.00. | in mind who doubted very much
cribed
property.
whey is hauled back in the milk
Several drive their own autos and I
annum from July 1st. 1910, for the
dairy law.
! whether we had any right to come cans. We believe the fact that many
Also beginning at the corner ol sinn of $350.00 as attorney's tees,
In these dairies are 7497 cows, or we should not forget to say a good | : into his barn, and no wonder, for I
sections 4, 5. 32 and 33, I ps. 2 and and for the costs unii disimi sementa
times when the milk is “ off” it 3 N., R. 10 W ; thence W. on line
an average of 17 cows to the dairy. word about the roads they drive '■ found his barn unclean, and con
the suit taxed at $19.95.
may be attributed to the cans not between sections 5 and 32, 6.13 of D.ited
them on. The main road from the
this December 7th. 1911.
What Are We To Do For Cows ? southern to the northern end of the | tained two pig pens with several being properly cleansed after con chains; «lienee south 16.22 chains
II. C renshaw ,
to Bay shore ; theme north 61
The pitiful number of calves raised county, a distance of 75 miles, is pigs in each, from.which came a taining this strong whey.
Sheriff of Tillamook County,
degrees East 7 chains ; thence north
very
strong
odor
;
manure
pile
( »regoli.
this year was only 1155, Granting gravel or crushed rock, with many
Another tiling that I would men 55 degrees East 2.65 chains ; thence
that three-fourth of this number are side roads equally as good. Of was at the right of his barn door, tion is the fact that all the cheese north 34 degrees east 5,13 chains ;
Notice of Sheriff’s Sale
heifers, it will leave but two heifers course, there are many dairymen in and cans of milk at the left. I have makers are not as cleanly attired thence north 24 degrees East 5.25
for each dairy of 17 cows. The this county as in all others, who are reason to believe that this is the as they should be, which also ap chains ; thence North 58 degrees
N
otice isllmnv G iven ,—That
East
1.75
chains
;
thence
North
30
same condition prevails in the val- in debt for their homes and are man who wrote a little article for plied to some o< the butter makers degrees West 1.50 chains to line in puraunce of ti decree of lorcclo-
ley. I know of three prominent clearing their land, knowing that if publication in one of the papers, in the valley.
between sections 4 mid 33 ; thence sure and order of sale duly render
west 7.51 chains to the place of be ed and entered by the Circuit
dairymen from this county who they can hold out until the land is signing it " Dairyman,” stating
If
tlie
co-operative
Association
Court of the State of Oregon, for
only a few weeks ago came to the sufficiently cleared they can depend among other things that an In were to cal) a meeting for the dis ginning 15.21 acres. Variation 21 Tillamook County on the lltli day
degrees East.
spector
was
in
the
county
and
at
Valley to purchase heifers, but upon the old cow to do the rest.
Also all the frontage, whaiTing of November, 1911, in n certain suit
one place it was one thing and at cussion of these matters, inviting
then pending in said (comt, where
could find none for sale. We con
We found more sanitary milk another something else. It chanced all owners and managers of factories righto and privileges north aud in in Lewis ¡Sondheim is plaintiff and
(rout of lot two (2), in section four
sider this a very grave mistake and buckets in this county than we have
to be in attendance, I am quite cer
Sretlimi S. Phelps is defendant, in
believe the heifer calves should be seen in the valleyjin over two years’ t to be “something else” at liis place, tain the State Department would (4), in township two (2), North ot favor of said plaintiff mid against
range ten (10) West of the Willam
hence
the
protest.
saved from all the choice cows. We work
ette Meridian, extending from the said defendant, anil in pursuance
The buckets are very easily
I found another dairyman in arrange, if requested, to have a line of ordinary low tide to the of an execution anil order of sale
are not raising enough heifers to cleaned as all seams, both inside
representative
on
hand
to
assist
in
duly issued out of said court upon
replace the old cows that we must and outside, are flushed with solder, great distress because the Fire every way possible in the improve channel of the Nehalem river.
Also beginning at the south west said decree and order of sale hear
neecessarily cull from our herds also around the ears where the bail Warden would not permit him to ment of the dairies and factories.
corner of Lot numbered one (1). of ing date December flOtli. 1911, and
burn his brush; the Fish and Game
t:> me direc ed as Sheriff of Tilla
each year.
is attached.
The most of these Warden would not allow him to kill
Amongthe subjects for discussion section four (I), Township two (2) mook County. Oregon, I. II I ren
Great Need ot Registered Stock. were distributed by Mr. Ray, of
North of range ten (10) West of the
diaw, Sheriff of Tillamook County,
The dairymen of this county have Cloverdale, and there are also a any birds or catch any fish, and might be enumerated "The causes Willamette Meridian, mid running Oregon,
will expose fol sale, . "I
of tainted or gaseous milk;......... Die thence north on the line between
then
along
came
tbe
Dairy
In
some choice registered sires, but good many around Tillamook.
sell at public-miction to the highest
absorbtion of odors;” "The secur lots one and twoof said section and bidder for cash in hand on Saturday
spector
and
requested
him
to
wash
not many. There are only 20 re
a prolongation thereof, to low water'
Abortion In The Herds.
his separator each time after being ing of better sanitary conditions mmk of Nehalem Bay ; thence the 10th day of February, 1912. at Hl
gistered cows and 40 registered
around
factories;
”
"The
keeping
I
found
several
dairymen
who
had
used,
as
he
was
selling
butter.
easterly
following said low water o’clock \.M., all the followin'. I
sires, of one sire to every 185 cows.
real property silunle.l
As I went to the premises of one of flies out of factories;” "The mark to a point on said low waler cribed
abortion in their herds.
One man
Sires. Cows.
mark line ten chains east of the Tillamook County, to-wit:
cleaning
of
wliey
tanks;
”
"Abun
dairyman
I
saw
two
nten
near
the
had
42
cows
about
last
spring
and
All
of
Blocks 4 and 17 in the town
16 . ... 6
Jersey............
line Between said lots number one
is very anxious aboht them now. barn, and as I drew near one said dant supply of pure water;” "Pro and two prolonged ; thence south of Netarts Buy Park, according t.»
15 . ... 12
Holstein ......
As on a line parallel with said line the map anil plat thereof on tile in
Mr. F. H. Scribner, of Rosedale, to the other " Get the rope.’’ I in per places to cool milk;” etc.
5 .
Guernsey ....
first class cheese cannot be'm de between lots one anil two and ten the office of the County Clerk of
Wis.,
in
the
employment
of
the
De
quisitively
said
“
What
for,
gentle
2
2 .
Red Poll.......
Tillamook County, State of Oregon.
partment of the Bureau of Animal men?” Pointing to a well not yet from over ripe or tainted milk the chains distant therefrom to the
For the purpose of satisfying said
1 .
Shorthorn ...
south
line
of
said
lot
one
;
thence
Industry, says that the best treat finished, they said " That’s where active co-operation of the dairyman west on said south line to lot one to decree, and wherein it is decreed
1 .
Ayreshire ...
ment he has ever found is one tea we put all book agents.” Of course with the cheese factory and the in the south west corner thereof and that the plaintiff have judgment
spoonful of carbolic acid givenonce it was up to me to convince them stallation of proper methods at the place of beginning, containing against the defendant for the sum
20
40
of $313.52, with interest theron at the
I should judge that three fourths each day-. Mr. H. C. Davis, of Gran-' that I was not a book agent. After factory will BOlve the all-impartant twenty-five acres more or Jess, ami rate of ten per cent, per aunum
also all riparian rigtits mid wharf
if the cows owned in this county ger,Wash., has cured a badly in*! meditating a moment and glancing problem._________________
privileges of whatever nature per from April 15tli, 1911, for the further
ire low grade Durham; but this fected herd by nearly doubling the to see how far my horse and buggy
taining to said described lands, leas sum of $36.(1) attorney's fees, and
Dr. J. T. Work, M.T.,
right of way heretofore conveyed for the costs and disbursements of
loes not necessarily imply that dose. I get this information from was away, I ventured to tell them
to
the Pacific Railway & Navigation the suits taxed at $41.60.
here are no good cows among the Pacific Homestead report of the my business, and it was only by
Dated this January ilth, 1912.
Company.
Wishes
to
announce
that
lie
will
tieni, for many are heavy milkers, Dairy Meeting in Washington. Mr. : being able to persuade them that
H. C renshaw ,
Dated
at
Tillamook
City,
Oregon,
Sheriff of Tillamook County
iving a high test in butter fat, Scribner is Government Organizer! the business of our office was to aid be open for practise after the first this27th day of December, 1911,
Oregon.
W ebster H olmes ,
id if the dairymen would breed of Dairy and Cow Testing Associa them, to advise and as far as possi of the year, on 1st Street, three
Receiver.
lese choice cows to a registered tions. He says that the milk record , ble assist them in using the very blocks west of Allen bakery., cor.
A Good Position
re with a record for producing sheet in the barn is the best piece ' beet methods that they might be 3rd ave. West.
The Danger of Da Grippe
I specialise for nervous and
■ifers that fill the pail with rich of machinery, if properly used, and able to deliver r to their cheese
Can be had by ambitious young
Is its fatal tendency to pneumonia. men and women in the field of
ilk it would be but a short while that it is not so much science as' factory the purest and sweetest of chronic diseases generally,
»y To
cure vottr la grippe coughs take
dietetics and hand manipulation of Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound. "Wireless'- or Railway Telegraphy,
ifore the output would be increased common sense that makes the sue-1 milk, that I escaped the pit.
Since the H-hour law became effect
ie half without increasing the cessful dairyman.
' As I was taking notes on our the nerves affected principally at R. E. Fisher, Washington, Kas.. ive and since the wireless com
says:
"I
was
troubled
with
a
severe
the
spinal
column.
By
electricity
imber of cows We are confront-
panies are establishing stations
I saw something in Mr. Joseph score card in a large dairy barn
attack of la grippe that threatened
with the fact that if we want Donaldson's barn that should go and had about completed my work in its various forms required I spe pneumonia A friend advised Fol throughout the country there is a
recommend the Electro- ey’s Honey anil Tur Compound mid great shortage of telehraphera.
txl cows we must raise them, along with the milk record eheet. I was suddenly confronted by a cially
Positions pay beginners from $70
an improved form I got relief after taking the first few to $rii per month, with good chances
we cannot buy them.
large black l»ear with no rope chain, Radiator as
It was a large motto or sign:
doses.
I
got
three
bottles
mid
my
bath
and
electric
of
Turkish
or
muzzle
on.
He
was
very
close
of
advancement.
Tlie
National
‘he papers and discussions at
"Cows in this Barn must
lieing the la grippe was cured.” Get tin- gen Telegraph Institute of Portland,
Receive Kind Treatment.”
to me before I saw him. Whether treatment combined,
i late State Diiry and Cheese-
nine, in the yellow package. Sold by Oregon operates under the super
|kers' Convention in Portland It appealed to me as a splendid re it was his intention to embrace or best; and only device that gives Chas. I Clough Co.
vision of R. R. and Wireless officials
once
thus
invigorating
both
at
minder
and
warning
to
the
herds-
congratulate
me
as
he
reared
up
1
Ing the lines of breeding and
and places all graduates into|K>si'
ling should inspire us for more men and should be in every barn. I did not wait to see, but hurriedly instead of weakening the system as Foley’S H-.ney and Tar Compound lions.
It will pay you to write them for
"Cures in Every Case."
igressiveand better work I was Special Mention of a Few Dairymen. made my exite through an opening hot water or steam baths.
full details.
•
I have references from
many
Mr. Jas McCaffery, Mgr. of tlie
d to note the presence of several Mr. D. Fitzpatrick is a practical I about three by three, not intended
for
that
purpOM.
When
I
return
_____
Schiltz
„
.
Hotel,
_
Omaha,
Neb.,
re-
leading
physicians
and
hospitals
he leading dairymen andcheese- dairyman. He is a good feedeL,
comim nds Foley*« Honey and Tar
ters of Tillamook there; also raises plenty of clover and feeds ’ to see ii the contract has lieen com where it is used most effectively for Compound, bei aiiec it eures in
F. W. Christensen, the Cheese some mill stuff besides; alsohaving plied with which tbe dairyman all kinds of rheumatism in <1 mu every ca»e
"I havr ased it myself
Rector. with .’trill pounds of the the kind of cows which it pays to signed all lie need« to do to keep rslgia. It quickly di»|>ele grippe and I Itave recommemied it toutany
me from entering (he barn is to put and colds setting into lung troubles othera who linve since told nie of
ous Tillamook cheeseon exhibi- feed some grain.
‘ up a sign on the door ” Bear loose ordropsy and all such effusions For its great curative isiwt-r in ili-c.iacs
, some scoring as high as 91.
I'or Mil
Mr. Charles Kuntz is a prosperous inside.” I found later tli.it the liear stomach and nervous disorders it of tbe thro.it and lungs."
irymen Are Making Money.
dairyman and knows what each of in a |«la nil is turned loose in the proves very satisfactory and I couglis and colda it ts »pecdily <1
< liarle. |u
fective. < it is. I. < l.ughCo.
e chniatic conditions, together Itis cows is doing
I found him l»atn for exercise.
has I ni’V
r<-»|»e<t fully solid the patronage of
Hl ttlll^ J
an unlimited supply of pure testing his milk last August when
Child en Help Milk.
all suffering from such disorders.
Foley Kidney P Ha
rlfr
ntain water are among the I called, After »(tending a pleasant
Dr.
J.
T-
Work,
Naturopath
I
’
hysi-
One little girl of five ini.k* an old
always give «ati»la< tion la-c » ihm
t factors of dairying in thia ami profitable hour with him I
Post Office
I clan.
_________________
they always <lo the wo/k.
t. I
Ity I am indebted to Nr. enjoyed a splen-lid m tai with Mr. cow anil gefs a five |»ouu<l bucket of
liai
*
Shelnut,
Bremen.
Ga.
»ays;
"I
milk ; another girl of seven milks Fol-y's Honey and Tar Cotzpound
•r, editor of the Tillamook and Mrs. Kimtz.
uw.1 Foley Kidney I'tlla with gre
Hight, and to M- Carl Haber-
Mr. William Maxwell is a pro- three cow«. I fountl many children in a reliable family medicine. Give . iti.fa. tion »ml found more '41
Secretary and Manager of the gressive dairymen. He -----
had , just
---- l'of from eight to twelve ycq-s belfi- it to your children, ami take it your from their use than from any o
J"'1“’ it is the only/’employ- •elf when you feci a cold coming kidney medicine, an I I've trie
ierative Dairy Arrociation, for completed a fine dairy barn when I (in*
I < an cheer'
on. It checks and cure« coughs most all kind*
valuable information relative called and ha» r. splendid world ig I men« * they have and i fio well to and cobi, ami croup and prevents recommend them t > all sntfcri <
teach
them
to
I
m
-
clej
ly
in
their
Is indnatry, allof which I found herd
bronchitis {and ^pneumonia. Sold lor kidney and bladder trouble.*
CUaa. I. Clough Co.
Chas. 1. Clough Co.
I •»Mkolutriv rnrT-,-1
T I»* mention of Mr Andrew An.ler- work ; to hare a tuoia cloth to wipe ‘
Interesting Report of Deputy
State Dairy and Food Com
missioner W. B. Duncan
I
son. a prom(
son River, ot
many improv
many- dairy I
had been doii
we visited hi
tain changes,
i give him a be
the cheerful a
gave us was an inspiration to his
neighbors and gratifying to this
I office. Mr. Anderson put his barn
floor in a good condition; white
washed the inside of the barn, put
in windows and built a neat tnilk-
house.
1
ends.