Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934, February 16, 1922, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextI THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1«, 1&22 THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT REPORT OF PAGE THREE CREAMERY ASS’N —r hnw ,li0 8ho* t0 ,he patron h 9« ne mi k 18 " t0 c^eanllness. Alder Vale Creamerv 2.72 lbs. of cheese per lb. of butter- ■ factured. making 894 boxes. / (Continued from page 2) The average yield was 11.35 lba. The factory received during the ***• dairy LMM °f 811 lnter,°™ of DR. J. E. SHEARER and 1 of cheese per 100 lbs .of milk year 875,774 lbs. of milk. - au nelrh-Th? whlte " a «hed and Cheese sold for »108,292.37. The laniook County has shown a steady There were 33.624.03 lbs. of but average prlee was 23.12 eta. Tilla- 2.66 lbs. of cheese per lb of butter- advancement, not only in production inxs’ L rn’e of even- Surgery ; fat.. but also in Improvements in and or hv7.li, ’ '°°led ei,her b* cooler terfat in the milk, an average test mook. of 3.83 per cent. $14,668.93. The for Cheese sold Whey cream se parted contained around the dairies; and especially n-Lfan^s of runnil >g water, water. wi.nT.L '““mug National Building 91.200 lbs. of cheese were manu 7.849.21 lbs. of butterfat and sold atterage price was 23.01 cts Tilla-, nlle there are many, one of the in the methods of handling and car mook. for $3,050.97. ing for the milk at the dairies be- most common causes of poor and off- i factured, making 1,291 boxes. Tillamook, The factory received for making The average yield was 10.41 lbs. The factory received for making fore it is sent to the factory, This mllk 18 care1«» washing during the year $3.797.97. u,fns11- Cans that j of cheese per 100 lbs. of milk and during the year $19.463.05. X. Z is very essential as milk is the ± Expenses of operation during the 2.71 lbs. of cheese per lb. of butter Operating expenses for the year foundation of Tillamook’s famous whhall°>,Wed ,0 8tand for 9o,ne fat. year were $2.912 26. were $16.073.90- cheese and without good milk de with whey or milk dried on the Following is a financial state c The Following is a financial state ■X livered at our factories, all other ef „s a“d ?re ,hen Slven » “Hck Cheese sold fo.- $21.868.38. ment of the factory at this time. average price was 23.97 cts. Tilla ment at this time. forts to build up the dairy Industry “”d LPKrT18e" for a "ashing, are mook. R. T. B0ALS. M. D. Assets Assets I hUaXl° LTM* '!> the patron by would be in vain. i. T.T” Dy Thy company received for makings Building, grounds and In the County we have 29 cheese », rejected at the factory during the year $5.592.02. Surgeon and Physician equipment ________ »17.512.76 Building, grounds and I factories, 27 making American or by the manufacture of a batch equipment ............. $1.202.32 Supplies on hand ______ 1,508.00 Operating expenses during the I cheese and two Swiss and Llmburg- or those unwelcome No. 2 cheese. I. O. O. F. Building 633.50 Stock in Creamery Assn 600 00 Supplies on hand ________ A successful dairyman not only year were $4,271.72. I *r Following is a financial state- Cash in bank ________ 2.835.33 Capital stock in Creamery ; aims at Increased production but Of these, 25 are operated under . Assn. ____ _ ________ Tillamook Oregon 60000 ment at this time: 287.08 1922 expenses paid ___ I the supervision of the Tillamook, at all times strives to improve the 91.92 Due for cheese _______ ... 1.286.23 December making account Assets quality of the product. X. ______ > I County Creamery Association, the 9 36 289.65 Due for cheese _________ Plant and equipment _...... S Advanced to patrons ___ To produce milk of good quality Supplies I other four being small private fac- 119.35 351.10 Advanced to patrons ____ on hand _______ December making account i I tories where one or two dairymen there are some essentials that must 1922 expenses paid ______ be observed, namely: cleanliness, Cash In bank___________ $2,656.45 I make up their own product. $24,670.15 DAVID ROBINSON Liabilities These factories are, for the most 'v ell lighted stables and milk rooms, Due for cheese_________ Liabilities I part, in modern buildings and are plenty of fresh air, and prompt cool December making account December cheese paid _ _$ 1,614.49 Due bank __________ ...» 853.29 ing. The one outstanding essential Capital stock In Assfi.____ 600 00 Due patrons ______ 3.685.66 Capital stock account _ I clean and neat. One of these plants, is Physician and Surgeon cleanliness. Due bank _________ 4,000 00 Surplus ......................... ... 1,203.16 completed in the past year, is con- The dairy records of Tillamook I aidered one of the most modern fac- 1,350.00 $2,643.02 Capital stock account County have been broken again in »2,656.45 14.020.00 : tories on the coast. Surplus ------------- --- Liabilities National Bldg. Tillamook, Ore. the past year both in quantity and Capital outstaading _____ $ 889.00 There are 752 dairies in the Cbun- quality. (Continued on page 6, col. 1) $24,670 15 Surplus_________ _ _____ 1,754.02 ty of which 734 are patrons of As- They are all solid rungs in the ! sociation factories. $2,643.02 The average Bcore (as per score successful dairy ladder. Let’s climb. East Beaver Cheese Co. card, ) which includes all equip The factory received during the Phon» 76-J ment in and around the dairy, and year 1,251,644 lbs. of milk. INSPECTOR’S REPORT methods, is 63.2, the highest being There were 55,742.94 lbs. of but DR. C. H. POLLOCK, D.M.D. 92 and the lowest 24.9 terfat in the milk, an average test FOURTH STREET MARKET Dentist Seconds Trips Twins No. Y.A.'s Til- Horns of 4.45 per cent. There are 13,480 dairy cows in Trips Y.A’s H’ns 6 No. 3 ’mook OREGiN PORTLAND. 143,7 47 lbs. of cheese were manu 1 the County. 784 of these are pure- Tillamook _____ 215-16-17 Tillamook Bldg. _ 33 30029 3649 factured, making 2,104 boxes. bred and registered, They are of Maple Leaf ____ -, 48 29019 1164 115 TILLAMOOK. OREGON 3200 The average yield was 11.48 lbs. good breeding, four having made Holstein _______ « 18231 300 773 2256 T 7014 of cheese per 100 lbs. of milk and world’s records In their class. South Prairie __ 18885 1605 2.57 lbs. of cheese per lb. of butter- Will pay you top market prices Ther? are 630 sires of which 440 Mohler Cry.____ 64 17263 324 8850 fat. / are registered. The remaining 190 Red Clover ___ 13423 Cheese sold for $33,429.09. The 227 307 1971 are grades and scrubs that woulu Fairview ______ for your "X __ 21 8306 581 544 5910 average price was 23.25 cts. Tllla- help make up a good train of “just Three Rivers ___ „ 208 48 mook. 126Z7 2261 2673 bulls’’ out of our valley. Where the Cloverdale ______ DR 0. L. H0HLFELD 70 Whey creaiu separated contained 10909 219 976 selection has not been made with 9661 2868 3,220-74 lbs. of butterfat and sold care, it would be wise to include a Long Prairie ___ Veterinarian DRESSED for $1,222.58. 176 72 10500 4528 60 few pure breds in the same shlp- Clvoer Leaf ____ Oretown _______ The factory received for making 21 9253 264 71 ment. Bell Phone 8F2, Mutual Phone during the year $6,730-02. 195 7627 340 condemnations were made Cold Springs.... ... expenses were $5,- Operating Central ____ „ ___ 15 10027 during the year, as follows: Two Tillamook Oregon 538.73. 61 36 5443 2324 factories, of which one has been re Beaver Cry............ is a financial state Following I X. _______ > Meda Cry ............... 90 6440 16 placed with a new building and the ment at this time. _ 22 24 I- 4034 5566 other is being remodeled at this Elwood ........ Assets PROMPT REMITTANCES 2438 X time: 8 barns, 6 milk houses, 3 Pleasant Valley ... 5201 r Building, grounds and 25 11 2389 milking machines. 214 milk cans. 69 East Beaver ____ 5460 equipment .......... $3.346.44 DR. J. G. TURNER Miami Valley ___ 12 4114 1395 29 milk palls and 38 strainers. Supplies on hand _ __ __ _ 37 7.25 Eye Specialist 42 1390 4753 78 lactometer tests were run and Neskowin ______ Stock in Creamery Assn ..... 600.00 only in one instance did milk show Alder- Vale _____ 1385 3550 Cash in bank ............. 152.38 Permanently located in Tilla II 3559 adulteration, and then only very Upper Nestucca_ Due for cheese __ 564.21 mook. Private office in Jenkin’s Sand Lake ______ slightly. 15 2 2652 165 Advanced to patrons ... ..... 116.45 Jewelry store. Latest up-to-date Silver Wave Chapter No. 18 The 24 hour, or acidity test, I Blaine _________ 68 3037 1 1922 expenses paid _ ____ 79.69 instruments a.ad equipment. Ev where samples of milk are taken at I 0. E. 8. 1252 145 48 254063 300 34678 4700 7 30130 December making account 183.96 enings and Sunday by appoint the factories and allowed to stand Stated communications flrat and Of the above 1252 Triplets, 145 Y. A’s and 48 Horns are reported as ment. for the above period of time and $5,420.38 third Thursdays of each month in then mixed with a weak Alkali solu- I seconds. This rpresents .00423 of the total cheese made and Is less than Complete Lens Grinding Fac Liabilities Masonic Hall. Visitors welcome. tion to determine its purity, has I 50 per cent of the quantity of seconds made in 1920 and as a matter of December cheese paid ........ $ 318.81 tory on the Premises. Any lens CORA L. MILLER. Secretary been found very effective and will be comparison is less than 17 per cent of the amount made in 1918. Capital stock account------ 5()0-00 duplicated. The report shows that six makers have completed the year without used extensively during the coming Surplus ........ ... ....... .......... 4.601.57 The old reliable sediment seconds and 8 had but one vat, which is by far the best showing ever made. Tillamook, Oregon season.- $5,420.38 Marathon Lodge No. VW W, 93. Knights of Pyth- Upper Nestucca Cheese Factory Beaver Creamery Assn. las. Regular meeting The factory received during thp The factory received during the Monday evening H. T. Botta Gao. P. Winslow year 775,192 lbs of milk. year 1,296,066 lbs of milk. 7:45 sharp. By order The milk contained 30,842.57 lbs. There were 54.666,26 lbs, of But- the Chanoeiker B0TT8 A WINSLOW of butterfat, an average test of 3.97 terfat in this milk, an average test WW Commander. of 4.21 per cent. per cent. Lkvyen 144,143 lbs. of cheese were manu 84,441 lbs. of cheese were manu factured, making 2,014 boxes. factured, making 1,186 boxes. Oregon Tillamook The average yield was 11.12 lbs. The average yield for the year was N. R. 0. 10.89 lbs. of cheese per 100 lbs. of of cheese per 100 lbs. of milk and Corinth Relief Corps No. 14 Dept, milk and 2. 73 lbs. of cheese per lb. 2.63 lbs. of cheese per lb. of butter of Oregon, meets on first and third AND LOOK OVER MY LARGE fat. of butterfat. Friday evenings of each month, at Cheese sold for $33,933.91. The Cheese sold for $20,083.55. The $ p. m.. In the W. 0. W. hall. Visi JOHN MATHERS average price was 28.54 cts. Tilla average price was 23.78 cts. TiUa- STOCK OF tors welcome. mook. mook. Mrs. Clarence Stanley, President Whey cream separated contained The factory received for making Public Accountant-Notary Public Elisabeth Conover, Sec'y- 1,812.88 lbs. of butterfat and cold during the year $4,484.26. Gaserai Bookkeeping, Auditing, Operating expenses were $3,- for $724.62. The factory received for making Corinth Port,No. 36,Dept of Oregon Income Tax. 425.32. Following is a financial statement $7,291.90. Operating expenses were $7,- Meets on second and on at this time. New Elliott Addressing Machine 225.24. fourth Saturdays of each No one style to choose from, but Assets and Mailing Líate. Following is a financial state month at 1:10 p. .m in Building, ground and ment of the company at this time. equipment ----------—I $2,471.00 W. O. W. the style and shape that suite Assets 303 Second Ave. E. 592.85 Supplies on hand ----------- Building, grounds and H. W. Speers, Oom'dr Stock in Creamery Assn— 600.00 Bell Phone 61J Mutual Phoue $5,004.24 equipment _ 14.84 1922 expenses paid -------- 493.45 Samuel Down«, Ad ’ jt. Supplies on hand 6018 December making account Due for cheese---------- .— 114.72 Capital stock In Creamery 60000 Assn. —-— — .......... .. X 51061 Cash in bank------------------ 157.75 1922 expenses paid Bull 111 M Mutual Johnson Chapter No. 24 492.26 $4,864.20 Cash in bank -------- TILLAMOOK IRON WORKS R. A M 2,149.69 Due for cheese Liabillties Stated convocations «very General machinists and black 850.00 Capital stock outstanding» first and third Fridays. $8.897.39 smiths. Due bank ----------------------- 1.200.00 Visitors welcome. Liabilities Surplus-------------------------- 2,314.20 Notes due bank H. Sander ...... — $6.700-00 I. E. Kwldaon, Sec. 932.50 X. $4.364.20 Capital stock account ---- Surplus...... ........—......... 1,264.89 Tillamook Lodge No. 57, A.F. 4 A M Swift & Company HOGS AND CALVES Lodge Directory COME SPRING HATS Miami Valiev Creamery Co. The factory received during the year 892,986 lbs. of milk. There were 39.008.01 lbs. of I but- terfat in the milk, an average test of 4.36 per cent. 105,297 lbs. of cheese were manu factured. making 1,483 boxes. The average yield during the year was 11.79 lbs of cheese per 100 lbs. of milk and 2.69 lbs. of cheese per lb of butterfat. Cheese sold for $24,151.38. The average price was 22.93 cts. Tilla mook. The company received for making during the year $5,481.52. Operating expenses were $4,- 655.87. Following la a financial state ment at this time. Assets Building, grounds and equipment I $3,453.85 340.43 Supplies on hand----------- Stock in Creamery Assn. _ 600 Oo 216.19 Cash in bank ---- ———---- 42.16 Due for cheese ----------- -- 29.69 1922 expenses paid -------- December making account I 140.85 40 00 Advanced to patrons FARMERS TAKE NOTICE! The Tillamook Cow Testing Association will hold their Annual Meeting at Carl Haberlacb’s Office Saturday, Feb. 18, at 2 p.m All persons interested in r TESTING Are . i Diicussion of sale i of Welcome Association Calves for the enuring year. Association Election of Officer» TILLAMOOK CO« Holstein Creamerv Co. Stated Communication sec ond Wednesday in each month Visiting Brethren welcome. Harv»y Eblngwr, 8ec. The factory received during the I | _ - year 5,149.014 lbs. of milk. There were 198,715.57 lbs. of but terfat in the milk, making an aver age test of 3.86 per cent. 547,974 lbs. of cheese were manu factured, making 7,787 boxes. The average yield was 10-64 lbs. of cheese per 100 lbs. of milk and Tuesday eve., 7:80 p. m. 2.75 lbs. of cheese per lb. of butter Rebekak, Wednesday evening fat. Camp 2-4, Tburiwlay Cheese sold for $128,0^7.48. The average price was 23.00 cts. the lb. Wliey cream sold contained »,- 033.97 lbs. of butterfat and sold for »3,407.88. The factory received for making $23.014 44. Expenses for the year were $1»,- 340-76 Following is a financial statement Ctniuiir of the company at this time. —tl»4 Assets cylindrical Buildings, ground and carton maures $15.407.90 equipment — absolute 2.017.35 Supplies on band lenitati Capital stock of Creamery 600.00 Assn. —--------- ——----- 246 51 1922 expenses paid -------- $4,863.16 Due factory for cheese sold 9,839.75 88 45 Advanced to patrons — Liabilities Capital stock account $ 800 00 I $28,199.96 Due bank (4 per cent . Liabilities note) .. , . - —— 1.000.00 | Surplus . ------------- 2,604.04 t Capital stock outsandlng $ 6.000.00 Grace» 231 09 December che*** paid 2,081 07 $4,863 16 Du* patrons Recoin mend 8.003 41 Due bank —............ -.... 2,884.3» 1 Surplus I South Prairie Creamery Co. Alk» □ The factory received during the $28,199.96 I Quality year 4.296.414 lbs. of milk. the Sand Lake Creamerv Co There were 171,583 49 lbs. of but hot cakes The factory roeclved during the terfat in the milk, an average teat year 561,429 lbs. of milk. of 3 99 p*r cent. of the There were 23.885.29 lbs. of 468.421 lbs. of cheese were manu West terfat in the milk, an average factured. making 6.536 boxes The average yield was 10.90 lbs. of 4.25 per cent. 63,743 lbs. of cheese were manu of cbeeae per 100 lbs of .nilk an l ~ f 4 BARRI OK & HALL Attorneys at law National Building Z f J I Chiropractic "X Consists entirely of ADJUSTING ADJl the movable segments of the SPINAL COLUMN to normal posi tion thereby removing the CAUSE of disease. FORFST 1. HOWARD CHIROPRACTOR 3 Albert Oregon Tillamook AlberJ Flapjacks Remember Time and Place FEBRUARY 18. at 2:00 F. M. i $8,897.39 211-13 Tillamook Building Both Phones Adjustments will be given In the home If patient la Unable to come to office K. ✓ Ralph R. Edwards SHOEMAKER MAIL ORDER WORK SERVICE PROMPT 301 1-2 Sw. Ave. E Tillamook, Ore / Light weight VAUGHAN DRAGSAW At E. G. KREBS V Z