Tillamook Headlight. February 2Ô, 1Ô12
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83,573 lbs.; February, 71,159 lbs.;
March, 181,466 lbs.; April, 344,744 lbs.;
May, 489,988 lbs.; June, 531,494 lbs.;
July 511,730 lbs.; August. 410.239 lbs. ;
September, 302,612 lb..; October. 248,-
280 lbs.; November, 157,308 lbs. ; and
December, 108,019 lbs.
Butter fat in milk, 133,873 lbs.
Average butter fat content in milk,
3.891 per cent.
Estimating December cheese on hand,
factory produced 375,057 lbs. of cheese.
Estimating December cheese on hand,
cheese will bring $51,365.17.
Aversge price received for cheese,
,13.7 cents per lb. Tillamook.
10.9 lbs. of cheese produced per 100
lbs. of milk.
2.80 lbs. of cheese made per 100 lbs.
of butter fat.
5,205 boxes of cheese sold.
factory received If cents per lb. for
manufacturing and selling cheese. This
makes a total of $6,563.49.
Expenses for the year, deducting
supplies sold and now on hand, $6,262.26.
Prices paid for butter fat follow:
January, 28.3c.; February, 28.3c.;
March, 30.2c.; April, 33c.; May, 33c.;
June, 32.3c.; July, 33.5c.; August, 32c.;
September, 33.6c.; October, 36.5c.,
and November, 39.7c. December will
probably be between 39.5c. and 39.7c.
Resources and liabilities of the asso­
ciation are as follows:
Resources: Cash in bank, $539.78;
due from merchants for cheese,
$1,108.01; supplies on hand, $292.40;
creamery plant, $2,800.00; miscellane­
ous accounts, $32.53; due for making
December cheese, $239.40. Total,
$5,007.12.
Liabilities: Capital stock outstand­
ing, $1,000.00.
In the expense account is counted the
dividend items paid this year, namely
the 10 per cent, dividend paid this
Bpring and 20 per cent, paid now.
Prospects for 1912 seem good at this
time.
and sold
Expenses for the year were $2,199. • $590.00, and other accounts, $9.95. ^lieeee sold^for $5,543.79, bein|_
Liabilities: Capital Stock paid up
Factory received 2*c. per lb. for and outstanding, $1,100.00.
78, less the supplies now on hand, Total, $1,223.72.
averuge*of*13.723csnts per|lb. f *o.
making cheese. This makes a total of
amounting to $155.00.
Tillamook.*?
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fr
Central Co-Operative.
Sandlake Creamery Co.
$2,520.22. In addition to thia 1-10 of
Factory received for
making
* Factory received $1010.15 as rag
Factory
received
during
the
year
one cent was charged for inspection
cheese 1 3-4 cents per lb., a total of
The factory received during the year ing chargee.
during the months of April, May, June 1911 a total of 642,662 lbs. of milk. $2,301.14.
1911 a total of 160,699 lbs. of milk.
Expenses for the year, leas su
and July, a total of $62.01, and also 22* Monthly receipts were: April, 50,439
Resources, $2385 16; Liabilities, Receipts for separate months were as plies now on hand, $1,0*0.59:
lbs.
:
May.
120,819
lbs.
;
June,
119,853
cents for hauling cheese to Tillamook*
$2181.16.
follows: May, 27,659 lbs.; June, 44,828
Resources and liabilities of tbs
July, 118,498 lbs.;
August,
The latter came to $347.62. It should lbs.;
lbs.; July, 45,409 lbs.; August, 30,64*) company are as follows:
96,665
lbs.
;
September,
59,238
lbs.
;
East
Beaver
Cheese
Co.
be borne in mind that the freight rate
lbs.; and September, 12,163 lbs.
Resources:
Bills reeeivt
Factory received during the year
is less from Tillamook than from October, 35,860 ibe.; November, 21,105
17,657 lbs. of cheese manufactured $49.55; Cash in bank, $14 5*;
630,036 lbs. of milk. Receipts for and sold. Cheese brought $2,222.28, plies on hand, $90 20, and factory
Cloverdale or Woods, so we get that lbs.; and December, 20,185 lbs.
Milk contained 24,913 lbs. of butter the several months were: March, or an average price of 12.92 cents per
back in increased price on an f. o. b.
and ground.
$1,034.69.
Total.
fat Average, 3.877 per cent fat.
Tillamook basis.
41,717 lbs.; April, 74,449 lbs.; May, I lb. As the cheese was all made during $1,189.02.
69,930
ibe.
or
968
boxes
of
cheese
Expenses for the year, deducting
106,134 lbs.; June, 116 690 lbs.; July, the summer months when prices were
Liabilities: Capital stock paid up,
$219.55 for supplies now on hand and manufactured and sold.
100,174 lbs.; August, 77,493 lbs.¡¡the lowest for 1911, average is of $525.00; bills payable, $543.92, and
$2.25 for mdse, sold, were $2,122.92.
i Cheese sold for $9,645.08,
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- an aver- September, 53.545 lbs.; October, 43,- course lower than for other factories interest due and unpaid, $7.48'
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The factory paid off $500.00 on the , gwn “ rx#
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*nta Tillamook,
502 lbs., and November, 25,324 lbs. operating a longer season during 1911. Total, $1,078.40.
67,209 lbs. of cheese manufactured
mortgage, leaving $500.00 still due.
. *0.88 Ibe. of cheese were made on an
288 boxes of cheese manufactured.
Elwood Creamery Co.
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Butter fat prices paid were: Janu- »verage per 100 lbs. of milk.
and sold, making 973 boxes.
6,221 lbs. of butter fat in milk.
2.80 Ibe. of cheese were made on an
Factory received during 1911
Cheese sold for $9,226.75, an aver­
ary, 26c.; February, 30c.; March,
Factory received $529.71 for makinH
1,183,000 lbs. of milk. Monthly
age of 1.3 73 cents per lb. Tillamook. cheese, being 3 cents per pound.
28.5c.; April, 33.3c.; May, 32.2c.; June, average for one lb. butter fat.
Factory received 2* cents for making
24,407 lbs. of butterfat in the milk,
31.2c.; July, 33.4c.; August, 32.6c.;
Prices paid for butter fat: May, 32c; receipts were as follows: March,
an average of 3.82 per cent butter June, 29c; July, 25c; August, 28c; 48,909 lbs.; April. 111,149 lbs.; May. *
September, 34c.; October, 36.5c.; No­ cheese, or a total of $1,573.43.
190,138 lbs.; June, 238,105 lbs.;
In addition to this factory charged fat.
vember, 38.3c., and December will
i September 33c.
July, 223,051 lbs. ; August, 161,079
$240.25 for hauling cheese and an item
Factory received $1,681.21 for mak­
probably be 40c.
Resources, $253.98.
lbs.; September, 110 710 lbs.; Octo, j,
Resources and liabilities of the com­ of $25.26 was charge 1 on inspecting ac­ ing cheese.
1 .abilities, $300.00.
her. 68,563 lbs., and November, 30,-. <
count. Our total inspecting charges
Expenses for the year were $1,529.
pany are as follows:
786 lbs.
Three Rivers Creamery.
were $43.19, balance of $17.93 having
Factory paid $225.00 on notes the
Resources, $2,805.89.
124,029 pounds of cheese iiianu-?
been charged to expense account.
past year.
Factory received during 1911, a total
Liabilities, $2,120.78.
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Expense account, after deducting
Resources and liabilities of the of 1,996,914 lbs. milk. Receipts per factured and sold, making 1,739 .
South Prairie Creamery. $131.65 for supplies on hand January company are as follows:
month were: Jan., 17,471 lbs.; Feb., boxes.
45,429 lbs. of butter fat in uiiik. • k
Factory received during the year a 1st, 1912, was $1,488.38. In this con-
Resources: Cash in bank, $40.38, 16.892 lbs. ; March, 116,386 lbs., April
total of 2,118,198 lbs. of milk. Monthly ! nection I wish to state that this ac- Supplies on hand. $102 60, Building 1 231,389 lbs.; May, 323,628 lbs.; June, or an average butter fat content of' ' "
receipts were: January, 41,415 lbs.; i count was not always strictly segregat- and Grounds, $1,150.41.
Total, 340,405 lbs. ; July, 304,405 lbs; August, 3.84 per cent.
Cheese sold for $10,880.61. Aver­
February, 46,845 lbs.; March, 97,148 ed from the Building and Ground Ac- $1,293.39.
228,165 lbs.; September, 168,298 lbs.;
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Ibs.; April, 191,122 lbs.; May. 309,968 count, and the expense account was
Liabilities: Capital Stock paid up October, 132,132 lbs.; November, 78.- age price received for cheese. 13.16
cents per lb. f. o. b. Tillamook.
lbs.; June, 368,468 lbs.; July, 339,280 probably smaller.
and outstanding, $500.00, Bills Pay­ 264 lbs.; and December, 38,927 lbs.
Factory received $2,170.51 for niuk
lbs.; August, 266,275 lbs.; September, | Building and Ground account stands able, $200.00. Total $700.00.
Milk contained 76,404 lbs of butter
195,222 lbs.; October, 145,150 lbs.; at $978.59.
fat, an average of 3.827 per cent butter ing cheese.
Clover Leaf Creamery Co. fat.
Averageyield was 10.43 lbs. cheese
Resources: Due from December
November, 74,660 lbs., and December,
; cheese for making. $50.24; supplies on
Factory received during the year
42,655 lbs.
217,547 lbs. of cheese produced and per 100 lbs. milk.
2.73 lbs. cheeBe made |>er lb. but­
This milk contained 81,520 lbs. of hand, $131.65, and Building and Ground, 1,690,163 lbs. of milk. This is a gain sold for $29,858.28, an average price of
ter fat.
of 127,757 lbs. over the year 1910. 13.72 cents Tillamook.
butter fat, or an average of 3.85 per $978.59.
Resources and liabilities outside
Liabilities: Overdraft, $43.17, and Receipts per month were: March, 76,429
cent.
2,982 boxes of cheese produced.
lbs.; April, 197,159 IbB.: May, 285,163
10.9 lbs. of cheese produced per 100 factory and Capital Stock follow:
226,115 lbs. of cheese manufactured. Capital Stock paid in, $1,050.00.
Resources: Money in bank. $54.13;
lbs.; June, 295,782 lbs.; July, 270,327 lbs. of milk.
This made 3,170 boxes of cheese.
Long Prairie Creamery Co. lbs.; August, 206,484 lbs.; September, 2.85 lbs. cheese produced on an aver- due company for cheese, $450.26.
10.81 lbs. of cheese made per 100 lbs.
| Liabilities: Bills payable, $397.00;
October, 115,535 lbs.; erage per pound butter fat.
Factory received during the year 150,315 lbs.;
of milk.
Prices paid for butterfat: January, due patrons for November milk, _
2.81 lbs. of cheese made on an aver­ a total of 1,204,784 lbs. of milk November, 57,686 lbs., and December,
30c; Feb. 30c: March, 30c; April, 32*c; | $553 34; other accounts due, $133.38,
Monthly receipts were: March, 55,- 35,283 lbs.
age for each pound of butter fat.
Total,
Cold Springs Factory.
This milk contained 64,522 lbs. of May, 32.2c; June, 32.5c; July 33.5c; due cheese maker, $04 09
924 lbs ; April. 142,360 lbs, ; May,
Cheese sold for $31,226.53.
$701.91.
butter
fat,
an
average
of
3.82
per
cent
August,
31.7c;
September,
32c;
Oc
­
The factory received during the year
Average received for cheese, 13.63 187.237 lbs.; June, 198,744 lbs.; July,
tober, 35.5c; November, 37c. December Red Clover Creamery Co.
184,587 lbs,; August, 146,092 lbs.; fat.
1911 a total of 1,035,046 lbs. of milk. cents Tillamook.
185,862 lbs. of cheese was manufac­ will probably be close to 40 cents.
On a basis of If cents for making, September, 116,517 lbs.; October,
This is an increase of 80,987 lbs. over
Total amount of milk received
Factory received 2 cents per lb. for
1910, when the receipts were 954,059 patrons would have received an aver­ 93,053 lbs.; November 49,112 lbs., tured and sold.
2,191,312 pounds.
Cheese sold for $25,477.46, an average making cheese, or a total of $4,350.94.
and December, 31,102 lbs.
lbs. Monthly receipts for 1911 were as age of $1.28* per 100 lbs. milk, net.
Total cheese manufactured 240,-
Resources: $3,575.93.
49,450 lbs. butter fat in milk, or of 13.7 cents per lb. Tillamook.
Factory charges two cents for mak­
follows: January, 19,585 lbs.; Febru­
332 pounds.
Factory received two cents per lb.
Liabilities: $2.f.98.31.
ary, 21,698 lbs.; March, 58,897 lbs.; ing part of the time and lfc balance of I an average of 4.104 per cent butter
Total butter fat 90,028 pounds.
for making cheese, a total of $3,717.24.
April, 109,195 lbs.; May, 157,364 lbs.: the time, total making charges having fat.
Average Test 4.1 per cent.
Pleasant
Valley
Cheese
Co.
11 lbs. of cheese were made on an
131,495 lbs. of cheese produced,
June, 166,877 lbs.; July, 154,273 lbs.; been $4,235.06.
Number pounds cheese per 100
The Factory received during the
Expenses for the year were $4,182.33. or an average of 10.91 lbs. of cheese average per 100 lbs. of milk.
August, 121,313 lbs. ; September, 92,-
pounds milk, 10.96.
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year
1911
a
total
of
386,197
lbs
of
2.88
lbs.
of
cheese
were
made
on
an
894 lbs.; October, 68,951 lbs.; Novem­ From this should probably be deduced per >00 lbs milk.
Number pounds of cheese per
milk.
Monthly receipts were as
2.66 lbs. of cheese made on an average per lb. of butter fat.
ber, 38,402 lbs., and December, 25,597 $41.90 for merchandise sold and $314.10
pound of Butter Fat, 2.069.
follows:
March,
9,033
lbs.
;
April,
■a
Patrons
were
paid
for
butter
fat
supplies and wood on band and paid average per lb. butter fat.
lbs.
Total amount disbursed to pnt-
| Cheese sold for $13,115.49, an aver- follows: March, 32c; April, 34c;, May, 37 947 lbB.; May, 66,428 lbs.; June, rons, $27 675.56.
for.
Butter fat in milk, 37,609 lbs.
86,215
lbs.;
July,
75,227
lbs.;
August,
following
Patrons were paid the
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_ age
„ . price of 13.76 cents per lb. Tilla- 33.4c; June, 32.6c; July, 34c; August,
Average butter fat content, 3.633
32c; September, 32.6c; October, 36.2c; 55.232 Ibe.; September, 31,374 lbs.,
per cent.
. prices for butter fat: January, 28.2c ;' mook.
November, 39c, and December, 40cents. and October, 24,741 ibe.
1,811 boxes of cheese produced.
Factory manufactured 112,010 lbs. of February, 28.7c; March, 32c; April,
Thia contained 14,342 lbs. of milk This sheet is edited by
33*c
;
May,
32c;
June.
32c;
July,
33.5c;
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Patrons
were
paid
an
average
of
Resources and liabilities of the com­
cheese during 1911.
butter
fat, or an average of 3.71 per Fred C. Baker, for the
August, 32.1c; September, 33c; Oc- $1.31 1-4 cents per 100 lbs. of milk, pany are as follows:
Cheese sold for $15,369.37.
cent.
Booster-Editors’ Associa­
Resources: Cash in bank, $349.03;
Butter fat payments were: March,
De
~
Average price received for cheese. tober, 36c; November, 38.3c, and ~
40,406
lbs.
of
cheese
were
manu
­
tion.
due
company
for
cheese,
$945.89;
29 1-2 cents; April, 32 cents; May,
cember, 39c.
13.72c. per lb. Tillamook.
factured and sold.
Tillamook Headlight, F. C. Baker.
Resources and liabilties:
( 31 1-2 cents; June, 31 cents; July, creamry plant, $1,185.25; supplies on
10.82 lbs. of cheese produced per 100
Average yield, 10.46 Ibe. of cheese
Tillamook Herald,C. E. Trombley.
| Resources: Cash in bank, $78.56;
lbs. of milk.
___ due 32.2 cents; August, 31 cents; Sep hand and *1912 expense account, $243.83. per 100 lbs milk.
| Bay City Examiner, C.W. Conger.
2.98 lbs. of cheese made per lb. but- factory for December cheese, $365.69; tember, 30.8 cents; October, 33.1 Other. $3.00, Total, $2,727.00.
3 81 lbs. of cheese were made on
Liabilities: Due patrons for Decem­
Nehalem Enterprise, H. Edenberg,
ter fat.
supplies on hand and paid for, $314.10; cents; November, 35.3 cents, and
un average per pound butter fat.
* Cloverdale Courier, Frank Tavlor.
ber
milk,
$622.54;
stock
outstanding,
1,552 boxes of cheese manufactured factory and ground, $2,000.00.
December, 38 2 cents.
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TILLAMOOK COUNTY WILL BE
- A SECOND GRAYS HARBOR.
#800,000 to be Expended on Tillamook
Bar Building a North Jetty.
#150,000 to Improve Hoquarton Slough.
Wagon and Railroad to be Built to Bay­
ocean.
Tillamook River to be Made a Manufac-
turing District by Capitalists.
Large Timber Owners Selecting Saw
Mill Sites.
Nehalem Bay to have Another Saw Mill.
TILLAMOOK CITY to have—
Sewer System, Hard Surfaced Pave-
memt, New #25,000 School Building,
Modern Hotel and Masonic Temple.
50,000 Persons will Visit Tilla­
mook County this Summer.
Big Lumber Industries on Tillamook Bay.
COME TO TILLAMOOK !
HOME SEEKERS CORDIALLY INVITED.
No Crop Failures, No Cyclones, No Zero Weather, No Blizzards, No Severe
Cold, No Excessive Heat, No Destructive Storms.
Information about Tillamook County can be obtained by writing to either of the Tillamook, Bay City,
Bayocean, Nehalem and Cloverdale Commercial Clubs.