Tillamook headlight., February 20, 1913, Image 5

Tillamook Headlight, Reorviary 20, 1013.
all of which is paid. They also bought petition with ours, which means
on an average in each lb. cheese.
We have on file numerous letters re-
j JOHN L HENDEESOJÎ
1,746 boxes of cheese manufac­ up two shares of capital atock, paying we must put forth every effort to lating to market conditions. Our
par, or $20.00.
tured
maintain the reputation which we g eatest competitor the past season
FAMILY
Expenses for the year were $3,572.87. have established. We must enlist has been Coos Bay, not so much on
K»i> mating the cheese still on
ATTORNEY ft COUNSEL,
hand at 16’ic. per lt> brings the In this is included one 20 per cent divi­ the co operation of every man who quality, but on price. Our brokers
RECIPES.
valu< of the years cheese to dend paid in the spring and one 10 per delivers milk in an effort to secure attest to the fact that while the pro­
■OjOl.26. This ia $S 5U 8® larger cent dividend just paid.
ti -iter milk supply. At times last duct of these people is not up to our
LoR-AT-LAW,
Resources:
Cash
in Tillamook year milk was received at factories high
than 1911, a gain in value of over
igh standard, yet * "
the price they make
County
Bank,
$210.68;
supplies
in
in very pocr condition, partly on ac- se ills
" their _ goods in competition
_
___ with;
___
35 per cent
Tillamook Block, Tillamook,Or
The valued family re-
Factory received 2‘»c for making hand paid for, $261.00; Nov. and Dec. count of warmer weather than we ours. Often their price
price'is
is one cent
Room No aéz.
cheese, or total of $2.831 IM. and in making due company $302.46; small usually experiance. Of course »hir and more less
cipes
for
cough
than
ours.
It
is
only
by
and
cold
-— - -------- —
addition factory received in addi- advances, $46.16; Factory and equip­ increased the amount of inferioa keeping
high ----
standard
and if if
. „ up
. our - 1--.L
dard and
cure,
liniments,
tonics
sud
tion to this, $391.73 for hauling ment, 1,730.87. Total $2,551.17.
cheese.
I possible improving It, that we can
other remedies have as
Liabilities:
Capital Stock out­
chacse and 1 10c. was chnrged
In 1912 we received no aid from ‘ hoi
ripe to keep our prices above theirs.
BOTTS,
during March to August, both in standing, $570.00; November cheese the Dairy and Food Commissioner , _ 1 Last ______
year 98 ,_____
per cent of cheese sold
careful attention here as
A
ttounky
- ai -L aw .
receipts. $3.80; by balance, $1977,37: We should try to secure a Deputy by^me was inspected.
elusive, for inapecing, $03 1».
the most intricate prescrip­
The expenses for the year, includ­ Total $2,551.17.
Dairy Inspector for this territory as ' Would
—,J suggest that you appoint an ’
Complete
set
of
Abstract
BovV
tions.
ing hauling, were $2,790 34 , leas the
nothing can be accomplished by auditing committee, as it would take
FAIRVIEW
DAIRY
ASSOCIA
­
supplies on hand and paid for. I
spasmodic efforts every two years them but a few minutes to check
»
Pites paid o.aon-
do not know what the value of
which has been the casein the past. over the report.
Our fresh, high grade &
TION.
these are, as I have not yet re­
Respectfully,
&
Respectfully submitted,
Resider.*.
The factory received during 1912 a
drugs will help to make
F W. C hkistensen ,
ceived an invoice of mdse on hand. total of 3,923,074 lbs. of milk. Month­
CARL HABERLACH.
these remedies more elec­
Cheese Inspector.
You can deduct the value from ex ly receipts follow : January, 60,880 lbs.
Secretary.
Tillamook Block.
peases.
tive than ever.
February, 71.897 lbs. ; March, 204,664
Resources and liabilities of the lbs. ; April, 404,440 lbs.; May, 576,562 To the Directors and stockholders of
Both phones.
company are as follows :
Tillamook County Creamery Ass'n. 1 Milk Sugar Proposition
Right prices are also
lbs. : June. 573,018 lbs. ; July, 528,562
Resources : Building, $2,131 71 ; lbs. ; August, 467,843 lbs. ; September,
Gentlemen:
assured.
Fell Through.
due from patrons, $2 lfl ; due factory 400,760 lbs. ; October. 328,527 lbs. ; No­
Following is my report as secre­
for November cheese, $478.17 ; cash vember, 178,929 lbs. and December. 1 tary of your company for the year end­
haberlach
I wish to state that the directors of
in bank, $234 61, and due for Decem­ 126,988 lbs.
ing Feb. 17, 1913:
the
National
Milk
Sugar
Co.
have
de
­
ber making, 54.97. Total, $2,901.62.
The association inspected a total of
Butter fat in milk, 153,186 lbs.
To this should be added supplies
CLOUGH,
attorney - atlaw .
Average butter fat content, 3.905 per 3,136,897 lbs. of cheese, being all of cided, owing to the fact that it was
on hand.
cent.
j the cheese handled by me except what impossible to secure contracts for,
Liabilities : Capital stock out
Estimating the 547 cases November is made at the Blaine Creamery, the
Reliable Druggist
standing, $1 200.00 Due for Novem­ and December cheese on hand at 71J Sand Lake Creamery, and one small enough whey in this county to make
Tillamook Block.
ber to patrons, $614.85. Totol lia­ lbs. per case, makes the year’s cheese dairy. This is a gain of 706,271 lbs. the establishment of their factory for
bilities, $1,814 85.
of cheese over the 1911 work of inspec­ the manufacture of milk sugar from
total 441,007 lbs.
Would like to suggest that as
My estimate would indicate s yield tion, This is due because of the ad­ whey a good and sound investment, in
Q EOR.GE WILLETT,
there are quite a number of patrons of 11.24 lbs. cheese per hundred lbs. of ded territory taken on by the Mohler
view of the physical difficulties to be
that are not stockholders, that the milk.
V/reotiiciy
Creamery being
mciuk taken
vcmwu vh
on huu
and the
ms «* Jack-
ptaaent rate for making cheese be
401,897 lbs. cheese sold for $65,809.16, son factory at Beaver, as well as the overcome, and the spirit of apathy and
A ttomnky - at -L aw .
continued during 1913, so that and estimating the cheese on hand at natural increase at all of the other general indifference manifested by
•tockholde-is can be paid interest 16J cents per lb. would bring the year’B ■ factories.
The Mohler proposition many of the citizens, ranchers and
on money invested or else that output to $72,164.53.
Tillamook Commercial Bnilding.
takes in the milk formerly made up at merchants alike, toward this and other
•hares in excess on one share for
the
Alder
Vale,
Nehalem Dairy Ass’n.
Average received for cheese, 16.36
enterprises for the betterment of the
each stockholder be taken up by cents per lb. net Tillamook.
and Mohler factories.
T illamook
O kkgon .
the company.
Farmers would receive on this basis, 1 The following factories and amounts community, to drop the project, at
show in detail the work done:
$1.64 per hundred lbs. milk.
I least for the time being, and all offers
MAPLE
LEAF
CREAMERY
6,173 boxes of cheese manufactured. Maple Leaf Creamery......... 527,233 lbs. and propositions made to anyone what­
T. BOAL8, M.D.
Factory received If cents per lb. for The Tillamook Cresmery.... 464,136 lbs. soever in connection with the matter
ASSOCIATION.
'The factory received during the making cheese. Estimating cheese on- Fairview Dairy Association, 441,007 lbs. are hereby withdrawn.
year a total of 4,809,293 lbs. of milk. hand brings the total income to $7, 717. South Prairie Creamery,.. . 259,766 lbs.
Three Rivers Creamery,. . 252,314 lbs. I We wish to express our disappoint­
This was a gain of 735,988 lbs. of milk 62.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
Expenses for fhe year, including div­ Mohler Creamery Company, 230,766 lbs. ment at this outcome of the matter,
over 1911, or 18 per cent. Receipts
Clover Leaf Creamery,........ 203,162 lbs. particularly in view of the large ex-
for each month in pounds were: Janu­ idend of $180.00, were $7,060.05.
TILLAMOOK.
645 31 was also spent in addition-to
ary, 38,214; February, 49,540; March,
262,715: April, 528,943; May, 708,914; the factory and making permanent
Tillamook Block.
C old SpringsCheeseFactory, 125,824 lbs. n at any time the community desires
Jhne. 674,077; July, 680,140; August, improvements
Prices paid for butter fat follow :
OntraI Co-operative Cream-
that it shall be taken up again and can
687,055; September, 511,162; October,
January, 45J cents; February, 54.7 T, er?’’1,........... „.'........ X..... 122,256 lbs. assure ua of the requisite amount of
410,928; November, 221,835 and De-
cents; March, 57 cents; April, 48 East Beaver Cheese Com­
KER RON,
cfcnber, 125,769.
95,958, lbg.
pany,. ..................
— 1 w*iey to make it feaiible, that we will
■186,634 lbs. of butter fat in milk, an cents; May. 39.7 cents June 39.7 cents;
July,
40
cents;
August,
38
cents;
Sep
­
.
be
glad
to
go
into
it
again
and
that
for
Pleasant
Valley
Cheese
Com-
______
average of 3.88 per cent fat
pany,................................... ‘ .
’ !u*'
PurP°8e °t keeping in touch with
Estimating cheese still in factory tember, 41.2 cents and October, 43J
PHYSICIAN ft SURGEON
A. O. Jackson Factory,.........40.647 lbs. the situation and allowing interested
brings the total make of cheese to 527,- cents.
Resources and liabilities of the asso­
The association charged 1-10 cents parties
„„ to vuull>luIllvllK:
wlul
UB
reBUlly
Every last dish we have
Tillamook Block,
with ua readily
.
, communicate
.
367,322 boxes of cheese manufactured. ciation are as follows: Resources: per lb. cheese made at the above factor-.
H10.97 lbs. of cheese were made on an Creamery plant. $3,445.31; due from les for the months of March to August, we flBVe designated Mr. Rolhe Watson in the store.
Tillamcok,
Oregon.
average per hundred lbs. milk as patrons, $7.20; supplies on hand, $356.- iioth inclusive, making a total of $2,- as our agent and representative in
We
against 10.84 during 1911. Figuring it 90 misel. accounts. 116.56; cash in 182.04. There was a balance on hand Tillamook and that inquiries and prop­
handle
this
line
any
more,
bank,
$989.18;
due
for
cheese,
$125.88;
on the average price received for
at last report of $206.47, and $77 82 ogjtjonfl ma(je and submitted to him at
•Seese brings it to 2.13 cents per 100 Nov. and Dec. making aec’t $684.42. was due factory for 1911 inspecting. .
n
•
,
. .hence this sale.
Total
$5,725.45.
$63 00 was collected from subscription *n8 oniee
receive our promp. and
lbs. milk, or $1,025.00 for the year.
Liabilities:
Stockoutstanding,
total
“^Estimating cheese on hand at 16J
VII
on i-UVVOC
cheese DVVIlUg
scoring «zVS»w«.0W
contest UVIM
held »»**
at Til-
* • • careful
—.~ —- — - — attention.
I The 1 prices are low, in
cents brings the total value of cheese $900.
lamook
in
December,
and
money^
re-
To
those
citisens
who
have
endeav-
fact they are SO low that it
the factory received 482,514 lbs. ceived that way was disbursed by check
to $86,480.88. This is by far the lar­
ored to assure the success of the project you are going to need UII V p HYSK’IAN ft SURGEON,
gest amount received for one year’s more milk the past season than during through the association.
tv. o
cieese at any factory in this county at 1911. a gain of 14 per cent. The money
The inspector was to receive $1,350. and who have given us their aid and dishes ill the next
any time. This is a gain of $25,856 43 value was $20,646 greater, a gain of for ten months work. After the con­ support, we extend our hearty thanks ' ,,ears you i can not affurd
40
per
cent.
Wer 1911, a gain of nearly 43 per cent.
tract was made the Mohler factory and and appreciation. To the President ‘
BAY CITY, OREGON
-
-Butter fat prices paid : January, 44
the Jackson factory were added, and and the progressive member*; of the. to let this sale slip by.
CLOVERDALE
CHEESE
cents; February, 51J ce its; March, 53
the inspector was paid $150.00 for tak­
We sell them in «HIV
;
FACTORY.
cents; April, 44 cents; May, 38 cents;
ing on the Mohler factory and $30.42 Commercial Club and to all ti-ose who I
June, 38.1 cents ; July, 40 cents; Aug­
Lb. Milk. Lb. Cheese for the Jackson factory. The total ex­ came forward with offers of financial quantity from one piece • I1|) i
R. BEALS,
ust, 39.6; September, 42.3 cents; Oct­
pense was $1,982.86 This include» my and other assistance, and particularly * so if you care to iili in
January .. .. 18,185 .... 1 913
Oil
Ker, 45.5 cents. Average price for
trip
to
California
points
last
spring,
February .. . . 37,679 .... 3,821
to Mr. F. R. Beals, who all through
the year will be 41.4 cents for butter
$140.45, trip to Portland in 1911 and
items you are short of,
March ... .. 100,233 ... 10,520
the negotiations has shown that he was ¡any
REAL ESTATE,
1911
salary,
and
two
trips
io
Portland
fat.
April ......... . 175.007 ... 18,629
i
you
can
do so.
■ Factory is to receive If cents per
in 1912, as well as disbursement of all possessed of untiring energy and vim
. 206,870 .... 22,344
May
...........
F inancial A gent ,
lb. for making cheese, or $9,226.57.
kinds in cheese scoring contest.
Boarding Houses,
i in the promotion and furthering of this
June ......... .. 196.341 .... 21,115
Following is the itemized financial , ■ enterprise, for the ’betterment of the
A Expenses for the year were $7,499.32.
. 177,805 .... 18,857
Restau
rants,
July
...........
This includes dividend paid of $696.72.
report:
Tillamook, Oregon.
.. 15 914
August.... . 146,521
■ community and the establishment in
■ Resources : Due company for cheese
Amount on hand as per last
Hotels,
September .. 127,260 .... 14,585
*r
(October) sold,$320.50; creamery plant
Report.................................... $ 206.471 its midst of paying institutions, and
October ... .. 100,341 .... 12,429
Take Notice.
*nd land, 4,127.89; supplies on hand
Collected for 1911 work since
I whose public spirit, fertile ideas and
November. . . 51,920 .... 6.715
H. GOY NE,
January 1, 1913, $756,60; Wilson River
last report................................
December . .. 30.220 .... 3ft)9
I
indomitable
zeal
have
gone
so
far
farmer’s Water Co., $676.00; cash in
Collected contributions for
See Our Windows.
63.00 toward making Tillamook what it ia
Tillamook County Bank, $2,042.13;
contest
150,454
Total .... .1,367,372
today.
¡kinds. small accounts, (advances)
Collected for inspecting 1912
A ttokmkv - at -L aw .
FACTORY.
2,182.04
||02.10; November making due cotn- ORETOWN CHEESE
cheese
In conclusion I would say that we
Lb. Milk. Lb. Cheese
Bany, $504.88; December making due
Office : Opposite Court Hot-ae.
«5,246 . ... 6.302 1
March .......
Kctory, $269.85. Total $8,799.95.
Total receipts...... 2,529.33. regret any inconvenience to which some
of the ranchers who contracted their
April ....... 138,468 . ... 14,011 | Disbursements:
■ Liabilities: Capital Stock outstand­
May ......... 166,890 ... 17,698
ing, $675.00; by balance $8,124.95;
Paid inspector as per contract $1,350.00 whey may have been put because of
T illamook , O akgoh .
80.00 the uncertainty as to our plans, and
June ......... . 148,429 . ... 15 881
Paid for Feb. ana Jan. 1912
total $8,799.95.
...
13,648
130,815
.
ST
---------------
July
Paid for Mohler and Jackaon
August ... . 107 418 . ... 11,623
180 42 thank them particularly for their
work .................. ................
PLEASANT VALLEY CHEESE
patience and kindly spiri*. which they
B. J. SHARP,
September . 88,739 . ... 9,897
Haberlach, trip to Portland
COMPANY.
. 59,338 . ... 7.310
October
20.00 have manifested.
1911..........................................
■ Factory receiver! during the year
3,346
November
24,770 .
Carl Haberlach, 1911 secretary
A. H. HILL.
470,214 lbs of milk. Monthly receipts
20.00
RESIDENT DENTIST,
work...................... ...............
ia pounds follow: March, 10,524; April,
99,716
Total....... 930,113
Carl Haberlach, expensea Cal­
NOTICE
FOR
OFFERS
TO
SELL
45,744; May, 77,436; June, 81,516; July, NESKOWIN CHEESE FACTORY.
140.45
ifornia trip ...........................
( Jffice across the street fror ’ c
75,948; August, 63,961; September,
LAND.
Lb. Milk. Lb. Cheese Carl Haberlach, May expense
48.725; October, 39,413 and November,
Court House.
25.00
to Portland ...........................
March
35,082 . ... 3,544
•8,947.
Carl
Haberlach,
September
.
90,
<18
.
...
8,143
April .........
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
Wise’s office.
' Milk contained 18,592 lbs. of butter,
trip to Portland ..................
16.668
144 268 .
May....... .
an average of 3.954 per cent.
the County Court of Tillamook County,
Pacific International Fair,
147,903
.
...
15,564
June
........
■ 50,503 lbs. of cheese manufactured,
25 00 Oregon, will, on the 5th day of March,
contribution...........................
July........... 130,452 . ... 14,065
■baking 727 boxes.
E. J. Claussen, advertising
HA RUHET,
...
11,640
August
.
106,039
.
■ Average yield was 10.74 lbs. milk.
5.00 1913, receive offers to sell tracts of
contribution ............... - ....
September
88,777 . ... 10,528
Now
is the time
land, such offers to be made in writing
■ Cheese sold for $8,247.43, an average
Wisconsin
market
reports
by
.
The Fashionable Tario».
October.... . 57.199 . ... 6,690
■f 16.38 cents per lb. f. o. b. Tillamook,
5.00 by the owners of the particulsr tracts
telegraph................................
November
.
10,626
1.356
f Factory received 2$ cents per lb. for
to have that
Sheboygan County Market
offered. Any land purchased hereunder
Kaking cheese, or a total of $1,262.57.
1.50 by the connty will be for the estsblish- j
( ■‘string, Pressing and Repai.•
Reporter...............................
88,198
810,714
Total
Out of this the hauling charges were
York Produce Review &
group picture made.
Total amount paid for rnilk for New
ieg a Specialty.
ment
of
a
County
Poor
farm,
under
;
Said.
1 00
American Cr'y....................
■ Expenses for the year were $1,331.12. the three factories in 1912, $48,161.37. A. E. Simmonds, sunds.........
3.00 authority of the laws of Oregon. I
Prices for butter fat were as fol­
I.et lie show you our
Ip addition thereto, $36.50 was charged
C. Baker, printing report
A"y land offered must be within Tills-'
S»
in Heins Photographic
lows: January. 45c ; February, 52c ; F. books
|br inspection charges.
10.00
.....................................
special display of attrac­
March,
54c
;
April
44c
;
May,
37c
;
mook
County,
and
the
Court
rt
serves
■ Resources and liabilities of the com­
State
Corporation
tax
and
Gcllcrj’.
tive new styles.
We are
June, 37c. ; July, 39c. ; August,
10.25 the right to reject any and all offer». I
pany are as follows:
acknowledgment ................
perfectly
equipped for
i
J Resources:
Cash in Tillamook 37c ; September, 40c.; October, 40c.; Telegram
.60
Dated
Tillamook,
Oregon,
Feb.
5,
1913.
...........................
making group pfctiirra
Bounty Bank $233.54; bills receive­ November, 40c.; December, 40c
72.00
contest, total
J. C. Holden
The estimated product of this Scoring
J. CLAUSSEN,
able, »17.84; due company for cheese
13.64
In re Albany Fair..................
and will please you with
valley
for
the
past
10
years
would
County
Clerk
of
Tillamook
County,
•old, $289.96; factory and ground, 1,-
546.47
Balance
cash
in
bank
...........
the quality of our work.
LAW VER,
probably be 7,000,000 lb. cheese.
Oregon.
|
1B4.69. Total $1,576.03.
■ Liabilities: Bills payable, Mr. Ro-
2,529 33
Total
Feb. 11, Mar. 4
Z?cut«chcv ¿Ai'vohc*.
^tch, $50.00; bills payable, due bank, INSPECTOR’S REPORT
There will be due the cheese itspector
t
314.95; due cheese maker, balance,
$70.00 for inspecting to the last of
I
Don’t You Believe it
3.78; due patrons for November,
this month, »nd $20.00 to me for Is»*
I,O‘ h H'<! Next to NnrchH’8
813 Tillamook Block,
Some »ay that chronic constipa­
54.64; cap i .al stock outstanding $525.- 3,136,897 Pounds Cheese yesr's service». After these t o items
I; by balance $107.66; total $1,576., Graded at 14 Factories.
sre psid there will be a balance of tion cannot be cured Don’t you
Nhop nfler .Marcii ltd.
T illamook
O bkgow .
$456.47 on hand to begin work with believe it Chamberlain’» Tablet« I
have cured other»- why not you?
this
year.
Several
item»
paid
above,
i
Co-Crenmery while probably not properly inspecting Give them a trial. They coat only
LOVER
LEAF
CREAMERY To the Tillamook
Association :
a quarter. For aale by all dealer»
COMPANY.
REEDY,
D.V.M.,
I submit the following report of chatges, concern the different factor­
Factory received 1,866,008 lbs. of cheese inspected during the year ies as a whole and we thought same
con Id proparly be paid by the associa­
ilk. Monthly receipts in pounds 1912 at the following factories :
The Beat Cough Medicine.
tion, as the several factories would
ere: January. 18.981; February, 15,-
VETERINARY
Y.A Triplets. have to pay the expenses sny wsy.
*T have used
Chamberlain's
8; March, 62,783; April, 170,674; Maple Leaf Cry ... 641
21,793
I wish to csll your attention to the Cough Remedy ever since I have
ay. 269,739 June, 336.974; July, 280,- The Tillamook Cry.. X«)
18,914 matter
Ko.th^’honea).;
of yield of cheese per hundred been keeping house," «»ya I- C.
4; August, 235,716; September, 192,- Fairview Dairy Assn 27«
18.35« lbs. of mil*.
yield per 100 lbs. | Hames, of Marbury, Ala “I con-
4; October. 153,009; November, 80,- South Prairie Cry.. 1,796
10,311 milk was 11.02 The
lbs.- cheese as again« aider it one of the f»e«t remedies 1
3 and December. 49,353. Thia was a Three Rivers Cry
Oregon
10,396 10.85 the year before. Thia waa an ■ ever used. My children hsve all
212
lin of 175.845 lbs. over 1911 receipts. Mohler Cry Co ......... 1,981
8.922 increase in the yield of .17 lbs. of taken it and it works like a charm.
Milk contained 71,715 lbs. of butter Clover Leaf Cry
8,368 cheese per hundred lbs. milk. Tsking For colds and whooping cough it is
510
it, or an average of 3.843 per cent fxing Prairie Cry .. 423
7.0MO
for sn sversge for the 28,461.244 lbs. excellenL" For «ale by all dealers.
t
.\soo it
Elwood Cry ............... 348
milk
the sbove factories received,
Estimating cheese still on hand, Cold Springs Cry...
— .. 5,144 would rtkaka a total of 48,384 lbs. of
? 1 jiTsiag
Notice To Watat Conaatners
•ings total make of cheese to 2h3,162 ential Co- >p Cry
4 972 cheese. This valued at the average
227
3,674 price received. 16.34 cents net Tilla­
East Beaver Cry
814
vv.^>.x:.2v.;di a mean, iiart1’
Yield was 10.9 lbs. of cheese per Pleasant Valley Cry 1,013
NOTICE IS HstEBY GIVB5. That
1,815 mook. makes the imposing total value
----------
.
z-e
in the n.uuth, which remirLM
indeed lbs. of milk.
water
rents
must
be
paid
by
the
1.3» of $7,906.98. However there is a limit
A. O. Jackson .......... «80
i criat your stomach is tn a Lori
2.822 boxes of cheese manufactured.
10th of each month at the office of with the problem of buy ng Harness
which
can
be
reached
and
I
believe
Is
Estimating cheese on hand it ltd
r.aii.on. It should also ret a'- I
12b. Wif has orobably been reached aa far at the Water Commission. and if not you will find it diatim tly ailvanta-
Total
9.210
to come and do your iM-lect
■nts per lb. brings the value of the
The above figures show an in yield under present conditions of milk paid by that date water will lie abut gcous
>u
Liat there ia nothing so ■xl
mg
here
You
will
grt
tb<-
beat
jar's cheese to (33.129.20.
.This ia • rrsse over the year 1911 of 4,448
off.
received is concerned, but it takes
qualities, the most thorough and r.r n disordered stomach ••
.661.74 more than the 1911 cheese Y.A. and 27,120 Triplets or
K. D. H oao , Su pt.
per hard work and infinate pains on the
conscientious workmanship and t>e
ki for.
tamborlain’sStntnachand Liv f
cent which is the largest gain since
charged the most reasonable pricea.
Average price on this basis is 16 3 the Association was organized part ef the cheese makers to keep up
ablets.
v
Un» high record. It is hardly in the
We
can
supply
single
or
double
■nts per lb.
For
Bale
There were 39 Y.A. and 1800 Triplets power of this aaeoristmn to bring sbout
1 ’4 ui th« sys'em, s««ir* sets »
Sets or any single article that you
Factory is to receive 2 cents x* lb of poor quality.
re -.«r»tra| ro-iditio«-. ar.J • i
r cheese made, or total of *4,"n3.24
There are many new factories the improvement of milk directly, but
81) acres of bottom lend known ■■ may tie in nerd of
r tia-iriicrue, I* if or.« hard* r-si-
The Directors made alteratiors and being organized in the West and anything that will bring about such a the Peter Hrant place. The price
ia jca- *
Cbeafke
-. a
W.A. WThi^msdf Co
■pair on the factory totaling $515.02, their products will come in com- result will help the entire industry.
ie $4UU an acre Vinceotz Jacob
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w a Fnsa »at
Beal L amm I« [UtowooS Cwaasy H a ah
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r
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Out they Go
W.
King & Smith Co
Monk ’s Studio.
HARNESS
Reminds.