FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 1^
TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT
1
1 736.981 milk, an average test of 4.22 per cent. he could get when he farmed in y,
December cheese paid
’120.43
129,646 lbs. of cheese were manu- hill, or carried the mail for
The following report
shows
in
detail
the
business
transacted
by
the
nr
-eport shows in ueiau me uu»...<=o»
- .
nancial condition of the company as
Overdraft
3,547.86' factured, making 2,262 boxes The Sam.
(Continued from page 5)
|
ith
the
Tillamook
County
Creamery
Association
for
tne
!
factories
affiliated
witl
Due patrons
of January 1, 1924:
In 1881, George lived near N,l
average yield was 10.96 lbs. of cheese
!year 1923:
63,877,029
26,976.09
tained 3,854.36 lbs. of butterfat and Assets:
Surplus
per
100
lbs.
of
milk,
or
2.59
lbs.
of
VnTYthill.
II Jit nnrirJ
| Milk received, in lbs..................................................
2,666,459.15
Yamhill, HDll
and Fit.
at t that
period, tbl I
(old for $1,719.56.
Building, ground and equip-
Butterfat in milk (in lbs.) ........................................
7,112,976
cheese
per
lb
of
buttei
tat.
was
more
or
less
of
horse
stealing J
38,808.60
The factory received for making
$1,435.94 ' Cheese manufactured (in lbs.) .............................
ment
4.17
Cheese sold for $34,026.15. The ing on. Horses would be stolen, J
Average
test
of
butterfat
........................................
during the year $7,371.80. Expenses
11.13
822.25
Supplies on hand
average price was 26.26 cts. Tilla­ usually, if found at all, they ,,J
i Average yield per 100 lbs. of milk .......................
2 66
for the year were $7,414.36.
Capital stock, Creamery
THE MOHLER CREAMERY
> Average yield per lb. of butterfat ............-■■■-......
88,526.60
regained in Portland, which in thj
mook.
.
Following is a statement of the fi-
1,000.00 Butterfat in whey cream separated (in lbs.) ...
Assn.
6,978
fart-Z'" rtceived for making
scctr.C'd
bu Lcituquaiit,a
sar.c.U.' '.c’-.’iitiun of the cwyir.-.;
L ■ )
3,364.40 Dutvei niauuiuctuicd frou: »•uty cceui<:
Accounts receivable
The factory received during tne during the' year $5,509.75. Expenses
valley-wide system of lifting valuj
of January 1, 1924:
250.60
Parrott & Co.
year 3,550,441 lbs of milk. There for the year were $7,216.38. In ad­
F<
Receipts from cheese ........
Assets:
540.70 Receipts from whey cream
Advanced to patrons
were 142,728.60 lbs. of butterfat in dition to the making charges, the animals. At one or two stables, J
were
found
who
asked
no
quettJ
Building, ground and equip-
748.30 Receipts from butter .........
Nov. and Dec. making
the milk, an average test of 4.02 per company received $350.00 fioin the
of a man selling a good horse, J
$4,208.02
ment
1,667.61
Cash in bank
$1,927,290.92 cent.
county on account of damages due to vided the price was right. This J
454.75
Total receipts ........... —----------- ------- -...............
Supplies on hand
............. 26.5
386,948 lbs. of cheese were manu- (
Average price of cheese sold (cents) ...............
Capital stock, Creamery
relocation of the road.
duced a lot of young men to engj
........ 61.33c factured, making 6,831 boxes. The
9,826.86 Average price paid patrons for butterfat
The.
Following is a financial statement in the business. It was easy mol
........
$2.56
1,000.00 Liabilities:
Assn.
Average price paid patrons for 100 ibs. milk
average yield was 10.88 lb^’f
[ oi'thecom"pany as of January 1:
if not found out, and men took!
Accounts receivable
3,016.00
>-
670.00
Capital stock account
ANALYSIS OF RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES FOR 1923:
per 100 lbs. of milk, or
Parrott & Co.
421.66
Assets:
chances. Farmers and other got
5,000.00
Notes payable
cheese per lb. of butterfat.
Tillamook County Creamery Association
Building, ground and equip-
634.76
Advanced to patrons
the habit of locking their stables
149.65
Accounts payable
Cheese sold for $104,171.16.
$104,171.15. The
Receipts:
$1,500.69 those days, and watched suspicj
December making acount
333.90
ment
$56,695.64
197.35
November cheese paid
Assessments paid by factories
* average price was 26.94 cts. Mohler.
755.55 looking strangers, who took J
86.00
1,763.90
Cash in bank
Supplies on hand
3,809.86
Surplus
Rent of Farmers Warehouse
297.74 Whey cream separated contained 7,-
Capital stock, Creamery
Sundry sales, refunds, etc.
than a passing interest in their J
295.06 591.74 lbs. of butterfat and sold for
Cash from Farmers Warehouse Co.
1,000.00 horses, when they came along. 1
11,831.99
Association
9,826.86
P>
1,072.35
Liabilities:
Accounts receivable
57,374.44 $3,395.32.
George had one fine animal, J
The factory received for making
452.08
932.50
Capital stock account
Parrott & Co.
Expenditures:
being afraid that it might prove 1
during the year $15,475. 58. Ex-
4,800.00 ORETOWN CHEESE COMPANY
Notes payable
759.83
Farmers Warehouse stock
Advanced to patrons
tractive to the gang then opentM
penses
for
the
year
were
$15,775.70.
Furniture and fixtures
145.44
Accounts payable
248.45
November making account
in the valley, had it shod in a |
Following is a statement of the
The factory received during the
Advertising
Due patrons for Nov. milk 2,351,06
1,074.56
Cash in bank
as
Directors’ salaries
liar
manner, so that it could be ti
year
2,262,596
lbs.
of
milk.
There
nancial
condition
of
the
company
88.01
December cheese paid
Carl Ilaberlach, secretary
ed in case it was stolen.
of
January
1,
1924:
3,514.98 were 95,946.86 lbs. of butterfat in the
Surplus
F. W. Christensen, inspector
as
milk, an average test of 4.24 per cent.
Assets:
Sure enough, one night the
Clerical expenses
Liabilities:
252,091
lbs.
of
cheese
were
manu
­
Telephone and telegraph
Building, ground and equip­
¡disappeared, and with it a good
11,831.99
800.00
Capital stock account
Kent
$16,647.05
factured, making 4,127 boxes. The
[and bridle. The loss was disco
ment
4,000.00
Travelling
Notes payable
1,196.30
average yield was 11.12 lbs. of cheese
(early in the morning, and en
Supplies
Depreciation
on
real
property
and
equipment
44.17
CLOVERDALE CHEESE COMPANY per 100 lbs. of milk, or 2.62 lbs of
Accounts payable
at
Capital stock, Creamery
Taxes
542.03 the services of a neighbor, who
November cheese paid
cheese per lb. of butterfat.
Sundries
Assn.
1,477.31 an expert tracker, having some
The factory received during the
Surplus
il
Cheese sold for $65,712.15. The
Accounts receivable
ian blood in his veins, the twain i
56,045.53
year 3,856,202 lbs. of milk. There average price was 26.09 cts. Tilla-
Advanced to patrons
were 154,234.76 lbs. of butterfat in mook.
6,863.51 the trail of the animal, and foil
STATEMENT OF CONDITION OF TILLAMOOK COUNTY CREAMERY
December making account
toward Portland. The tracker, e
the milk, an average test of 4.00 per
ASSOCIATION
AS
OF
JANUARY
1,
1924:
The factory received for making
1924 expenses paid
distinguished
the animal’s
cent.
during the year $10,060.82. Expenses Assets:
BLAINE CREAMERY COMPANY which led down through St
Cash in bank
thé
Total
Office
Feed
430,057 Ibs. of cheese were manu- for the year were $9,832.76.
$27,693.30
Real Property
$19,211.01
$8,482.29
in Washington county, on into
factured, making 6,890 boxes. The
Following is a financial statement
23,501.14
1,434.76
The factory received during the land.
Farmers Warehouse
1,434.76
4a
average yield was 11.10 lbs. of cheese of the company as of January 1:
3,521.33 Liabilities:
year 858, 135 lbs. of milk.
There |
Furniture and equipment
2,931.74
589.59
per 100 lbs. of milk, or 2.77 lbs. of Assets:
Once
in
the
city,
the
horse
tr
1,660.44
Supplies
1,660.44
Capital stock account
were 37,233.27 lbs. of butterfat in the , were so numerous that the tnd^M
720.25
cheese per lb. of butter fat.
Freight advanced
720.25
Building, ground and equip­
Notes
payable
milk,
an average test of 4.33 per cent. I
Accounts
receivable
15,488.98
1,598.21
13,890.77
Cheese sold for $112,927.46. The
ment
$3,961.24
96,801 lbs. of cheese were manu-1 ' gave up the job, and the twain
1,199.22
1924 expenses paid
1,119.22
Accounts payable
arated to look through the sev^N
average price 26.35 cents the lb.
Supplies on hand
991.75
Inventory
34,218.41
34,218.41
December cheese paid
factured, making 1,550 boxes. The j
Whey cream separated during Nov­
Cash
i
livery stables of that city.
4,873.42
4,656.83
216.59
Capital stock, Creamery
Due patrons
average yield was 11.27 lbs. of cheese |
ember and December contained 412,-
Deficit
12,584.01
went down on Front street, near I
Assn.
1,000.00
Surplus
per 100 lbs. of milk, or 2.59 lbs of old American Exchange hotel, i^H
87 lbs. of butterfat which sold for
Accounts receivable
4,972.92
45,996.47
90,810.11
57,397.65
cheese
per
lb.
of
butterfat.
$199.90.
Parrot & Co.
1
The just as be was about to enter a
120.38 Liabilities:
23,501.14 i Cheese sold for $25,343.71,
The factory received for making
26?29°cents Tilla-1out, .?arae a y°ung fellow
Capital stock account
25,000.00
25,000.00
Advanced to patrons
936.25
average
price
was
i
------
------
during the year $17,005.83. Expenses
Notes payable
6,500.00
38,000.00
31,500.00
saddle. A glance assured Grayil
Nov. and Dec. making ae­
Accounts payable
9,048.74
9,048.74 MIAMI VALLEY CREAMERY COM mook.
of operation were $17,056.45.
that the saddle was his own, and I
counts
848.96
1924
rent
paid
60.00
60.00
PANY
The
factory
received
for
making
Following is a financial statement
told the possessor that he was :l
Cash in bank
2,077.88
Equalization fund
3,521.35
3,521.35
during the year $4,578.63. Expenses j
of the company as of January 1, 1924:
Parrott & Co.
3,803.05
3,803.05
rightful owner of the same. Then on
The factory received during the' for the year were $4,659.07.
Assets:
Advance assessments
7,112.07
7,112.07
14,909.38
pretended
to be indignant, and sts
year
894,170
lbs.
of
milk.
There
were
Surplus
Following is a statement of the
Building, ground and equip-
16,848.91
4,264.90
Liabilities:
as, 'that he had traded for the saddlei
36,932.17 lbs. of butterfat in the milk. nancjal condition of the company
ment
$6,211.63
Capital stock account
950.00
' i horse at Stringtown. Assured tH
45,996.47
57,397.65
90,810.11 an average test of 4.13 per cent.
of January 1, 1924:
Supplies on hand
1,167.60
Notes payable
6,500.00
his horse was in the barn, Gray!
100,019 lbs. of cheese were manu- Assets:
1923 COMPARATIVE FACTORY STATEMENT
Capital stock, Creamery
Accounts payable
169.79
insisted upon the man going J
factured,
making
1,849
boxes.
The
Assn.
1,000.00
Building, ground and equip­
Lbs. milk
November.cheese paid
708.31 Name of factory
Lbs. cheese
Amt. sold for.
him
up to another stable, where!
Accounts receivable
5,193.59
ment
$1,275.00
7,800,156
887,681
$235,951.01 average yield was 11.16 lbs. of cheese i
Surplus
6,581.28 The Tillamook Creamery
neighbor
was expected to be. ■
Maple Leaf Creamery Assn.
per
100
lbs.
of
milk,
or
2.70
of
cheese
!
Parrott & Co.
6,758,699
1,337.10
769,792
201,190.55
Supplies on hand
384.60
Holstein Creamery Co.
man finally assented, protesting!
6,077,639
640,587
173,362.90 per lb. of butterfat.
Advanced to patrons
388.98
Capital
stock,
Creamery
14,909.38 South Prairie Creamery Co.
the time, that “there was some J
4,740,664
536,983
140,691.59
Cheese sold for $36,932.17. The av­
Nov. and Dec. making ac-
Assn.
Cloverdale Cheese Co.
3,856,202
430,057
112,927.46 erage price was 27.15 cts. Tillamook.
take.” Arriving at the stable soua
1,601.6(1
counts
Red Clover Creamery Co.
Accounts receivable
3,680,717
400,726
105,521.82
the tracker at once recognized |
The
factory
received
for
making
Cash in bank
1,658.85 THREE RIVERS CREAMERY AS- Mohler Creamery
3,550,441
386,948
Parrott & Co.
104,171.15
[ saddle, thus supporting Grays!
Clover Leaf Creamery Co.
SOCIATION
3,002,772
331,847
88,162.71 during the year $4,996.97. Expenses
Advanced
to
Patrons
Three Rivers Creamery Assn.
2,920,875
324,649
claim.
I
86,914.14 were $5,610.02.
l’’*
18,559,35
December making account
Long Prairie Creamery Co.
2,283,266
255,791
67,422.84
The
factory
received
during
the
The
latter
then
accused
the
mail
Following
is
a
financial
statement
Liabilities:
Oretown Cheese Co.
2,262,596
Cash in bank
252,091
65,712.15
1.875.00 year 2.920,875 lbs. of milk. There Fairview Dairy Association
stealing the horse. Evidently, |
1,695,715
r Capital stock account
199,163
53,888.05 as of January 1, 1924:
1,677,638
thief had friends at this stable,!
182,426
4,500.00 were 124,322.10 lbs. of butterfat in Beaver Creamery Assn.
48,246.29 Assets:
Notes payable
6,717.48
Cold Springs Cheese Factory
1,644,474
179,975
46,787.88
Building, ground and equip­
one of the men present rushed upd
320.32 the milk, an average test of 4.25 per Central Creamery Co.
| Liabilities:
Accounts payable (Assn.)
1,470,536
165,503
44,239.71
750.001 8ot between Grayson and the J
ment
$3,798.69
458.98
Meda Creamery Co.
November cheese paid
1,420,229
Capital stock account
160,558
41,714.05
324,649 lbs. of cheese were manu­ Pleasant Valley Cheese Co.
Supplies
1,324,758
424.25
11,405.05
3,150.00 i an<F vehemently denied that the ■
Surplus
150,694
Notes payable
40,320.23
factured, making 6,255 boxes. The East Beaver Cheese Co.
1,288,588
69.22 accused was a horsethief. It!
144,550
Capital stock, Creamery
38,213.86
Accounts
payable
Elwood Creamery Co.
1,250,626
144,006
38,547.35 ,
Assn.
milk 1,058.40 meantime the tracker had stepped!
18,559,35 average yield was 11.13 lbs. of cheese Neskowin Dairy Assn
1,000.00
¡
Due
patrons
for
Nov.
1,181,500
129,546
34,026.15
per 100 lbs. of milk, or 2.61 lbs of Alder Vnle Creamery
Accounts receivable
21.00
1,689.86 *° another stable nearby, and 0
Surplus
1,082,043
113,736
30,248.20
cheese per lb. of butterfat.
Miami Valley Creamery Co.
Advanced to patrons
894,170
378.02
________ son, who is a Texan, got m»d
100,019
27,112.44
SAND LAKE CREAMERY COM-
Blaine
Creamery
Co.
Cheese sold for $86,914.14. The av­
858,135
96,801
December making account
155.25
25,343.71
6,717.48 grabbed up a neck-yoke with the
PANY
586,897
67,633
erage price was 26.72 cts. Tillamook. Sand Lake Creamery Co.
17,943.25
Cash
753.40
______________
tention of using it on the export)
Upper Nestucca Cheese Factory
567,713
61,314
16,030.36
1924 expenses paid
94.69
The factory received during the Whey cream separated contained 6,-
RED CLOVER CREAMERY COM- !"* fell™r A‘
63,877,049
year 586,897 lbs. of milk. There were 353.13 lbs. of butterfat which sold for
p^Y
by tbe
dusk» the thief iriM
7,113,076
1,884,689.85
Received from sale ol whey cream
1
the street and disappeared. Ml
6,625.30
25,661.63 lbs. of butterfat in the milk, $2,803.91.
39,370 37
Received from sale of whey butter
The factory received for making
3,230.70 Liabilities:
---------
proprietor interfered to prevert ’the
an average test of 4.37 per cent.
Capital stock account
800.00
The factory received during the fight, and the confederate took
67,614 lbs. of cheese were manufac­ during the year $12,876.09. Expenses
1,927,290.92
Notes payable
tured, making 999 boxes. The aver­ for the year were $13,770.76.
2,300.00 year 3,680,717 lbs. of milk. There casion to slip away*, also, 1«'
Capital stock, Creamery
Following is a statement of the fi­
Accounts payable
6,473.32
age yield was 11.52 lbs. of cheese per
24.84 were 147,857.91 lbs. of butterfat in Grayson in possession of the
Assn.
1,000.00
Liabilities:
120.60 1 the milk, an average test of 4.01 per
100 lbs. of milk, or 2.63 lbs. of cheese nancial condition of the corporation
December cheese paid
A policeman came up about
Accounts receivable (due for
as of January 1, 1924:
Capital stock account
Surplus
per lb. of butterfat.
550.00
3,379.86 cent.
time,
to whom Grayson told the«
cheese
)
10,884.75
Accounts payable (Assn.)
98.40
Cheese sold for $17,043.25. The Assets:
400,726 lbs. of cheese were manu- The latter said it would be usela
Nov. and Dec. making ac-
Building,
ground
and
equip-
Nov.
and
Dec
cheese
paid
average price was 26.54 ets. Tilla-
669.17
6,625.30 factured,
"
' making 7,384 boxes. . The chase the fellow at that time of
counts
2,780.04
ment
$13,562.77
Sundries
mook.
5.95
average
yield was 10.87 lbs. of cheese but asked for a description of
Advanced to patrons
2,154.90
Supplies on hand
Surplus
1,503.50
The factory received for making
5,149.80 COLD SPRINGS CHEESE FACTORY per 100 lbs. of milk, or 2.70 lbs. of man, and added that the authort
Cash
in
bank
1,951.48
Capital stock, Creamery
-
______
during the year $3,395.76. Expenses
cheese per lb of butterfat.
would get him before morning,"
Assn.
1,000.00
for the year were $3,672.36.
6,473.32
The factory received during the
Cheese sold for $105,521.82. The proved to be the case. The Y«d
34,227.36
Accounts
receivable
1,326.21
Following is a statement of the fi­
' year 1,644,474 lbs. of milk. There, average price was 26
.6.35 cents the lb., erg then went down to th* B
Advanced to patrons
982.58 Liabilities:
nancial condition of the company as
:
THE TILLAMOOK CREAMERY were 67,760.71 lbs. of butterfat in the . o. b. Tillamook. Whey cream manu-1 street livery stable and proved 3
Capital stock
5,000.00
Nov.
and
Dec.
making
ac-
of January 1, 1924:
milk, an average test of 4.12 per cent. factured contained 7
701/« lbs. of [ title to the horse.
7,791.05
Notes payable
counts
10,000.00
1,312.70
Assets:
179,975
lbs.
of
cheese
were
manu
­
butterfat
which
sold
for
$3,457.29.
Accounts payable
Cash in bank
333.58
The man who did the stealing ■
2,470.55
The factory received during the factured, making 3318 boxes. The
Building, ground and equip­
The factory received for making
Nov.
and
Dec.
cheese
paid .3,831.64 year 7,800,156 lbs. of milk.
later
arraigned in Yamhill
$1,316.04
ment
There average yield was 10.94 lbs. of cheese cheese during the year $14,968.14.
Surplus
15,062.14 were 325,079.85 lbs. of butterfat in
court, and pleaded guilty to tbiN
22,158.31
266.10
Supplies on hand
per 100 lbs. of milk, or 2.65 lbs. of ! Expenses for the year were $15,543.-
Li labilities:
dictment. He was sent to the w
the milk, an average test of 4.16 per cheese per lb. of butterfat.
Capital stock, Creamery
84.
Capital stock account
34.227.36 cent.
t.600.00
penitentiary for six years.
1,000.00
Assn.
Cheese sold for $46,787.88. The av­
Following is a financial statement
Notes payable
10,000.00
622.14
the prison break at the state
Accounts receivable
88.,681 lbs. of cheese were manu­ erage price was 26 cents the lb. f. o. [as of January 1, 1924:
Nov. and Dec. cheese paid 1.204,93 ELWOOD CREAMERY COMPANY factured, making 12,658 boxes. The
tiary in 1881, when a Tillamook
Dec. making account
121.25
b. Tillamook.
Assets:
Accounts payable
NS » i
Advanced to patrons
276.87
shot and killed two men and
average yield was 11.37 lbs. of cheese
The factory received for making
Building, ground and equip-
Surplus
ed others, the Yamhill horstthidM
9.090.44
Cash in bank
826.75
The factory received during the per 100 lbs. of milk, or 2.73 lbs of during the year $7198.84. Expenses
ment
$10,522.30 out of the gate, but was pickdB
year 1,250.626 lbs. of milk.
There cheese per lb. of butterfat
for the year were $7,820.33.
Supplies on hand
1,471.55 and returned.
22,158.31 were 54,607.67 lbs. of butterfat in the
M
4,429.15
Cheese sold for $235,951.01. The
Following is a financial statement
Capital stock, Creamery
Liabilities'
milk, an average test of 4.36 per cent. average price was 26.58 cents Tilla­ j of the company as of January 1:
Seven years afterward, when
I
Assn.
1,000.00 son was operating the Trask MN
Capital stock account
600.00 HOLSTEIN CREAMERY COMPANY
141,006 lbs. of cheese were manu­ mook. Whey cream separated con­ Assets:
Accounts
receivable (due for
Notes payable
1,000.00
factured. making 3,200 boxes. The tained 14,132.66 Ibs. of butterfat and
and carrying the mails, a fello* Ml
Building, bround and equip-
cheese)
7,733.04 I a dilapidated horse and a .’.ink
Accounts payable
40.72
The factory received during the average yield was 11.51 lbs. of cheese sold for $6,313.80.
»
(
ment
$2,136.73
Advanced to patrons
Due patrons (Nov. milk)
585.15 year 6,077,639 lbs. of milk. There per 100 lbs. of milk, or 2.63 lbs. of
drove up, and camped near the *
I he factory received for making
663.13 ' Nov. and Dec. making
Supplies on hand
Surplus
In this man GraYson rc'"gni*M
2,203.28 were 242,137.39 lbs. cf butterfat in1 cheese per lb. of butterfat.
during the year $29,977.30. Expenses ' Capital stock in Creamery
Cash in bank
the milk, making an average test of; Cheese sold for $38,547.35.
’
‘
erstwhile
horsethief of severt
The for the year were $30.074.64.
Association
1,000.00
4,429.15 3.98 per cent.
before, and rnide himself know* Js
Following is a statement of the
average price was 26.76 cents Tilla-
Accounts rceivable
5,617.02
24,550.83 1 The fellow acknowledged tWB
640.587 lbs. of cheese were manu-; mook. Whey cream separated con- nancial condition of the company
Nov. and Dec. making ac-
Liabilities :
CENTRAI. CREAMERY COMPANY factured. making 11,084 boxes. The tained 2.450.14 lbs. of butterfat of January 1,1924:
was the man, and admitted
j
counts
699.80
Capital stock account
2,800.00 !
average yield was 10.58 lbs. of cheese ' which sold for $1,072.88.
Assets:
"deserved all he had got in
Advanced to patrons
11085
Bills payable
The factory received during the per 100 lbs. of milk and 2.65 lbs of, The factory received for making
7,o00.00 ter of punishment.” He appMj*
Building, ground and equip­
Cash
in
bank
1,003.83
Accounts payable (dtif
year 1,470,536 lbs. of milk,
There cheese per lb. of butterfat.
during the year $5.760.28. Expenses
ment
.
have no malice for Grayson,
312.108.18
Association)
were 64,114.05 lbs. of butterfat in | Cheese sold for $173,137.39. The ¡for the year were $6.261.07.
110 40 1 he was trying to make a livW^P
Supplies
2395.70
i
Nov.
and
Dec.
cheese
paid
11,231.361
the milk, an average test of 4.35 per 'average was 26.94 cents the —
lb. Tills-
3,292.47
----- , Following is a financial statement
Capital stock. Creamery
side of stealing horses,
Liabilities
cent.
?nu>ok. wney cream separated con-¡of the company as of January 1:
Surplus
10,847.96 was said.
Assn.
£
1,000.00
j
Capital
stock
account
1,100.00
165,503 lbs. of cheese were manu- tained 11,292.11 lbs. of butterfat I Assets:
Accounts receivable
11.907.48' Notes payable
factured. making 3.448 boxes. The ¡which •old for $5,088 80.
5,000.00
24,550.83
Building, ground and equip­
Parrott & Co.
5,190.03 i Accounts payable (Assn.)
average yield was 11.24 lbs. of cheese
139.96
The factory received for making'
The salmon fishing business
ment
Advanced to patrons
$2.901.22
3,937.11
Surplus
per 100 Iba. of milk, or 2.58 lbs. of during the year $22,814.30. Expense? I Supplies on hand
halem bay is said- to bring in 4^
4,991.40
TRAILING A HORSE THIEF
Dec.
making
account
498.90
1.386.20
cheese per lb. of butterfat.
for the year were $22.761.57.
mately $70,000 per year. T*1
Capital stock. Creamery
1924 expense account
383.90 Í
Cheese sold for $44,289 .71. The av­
Following is a financial statement
11,231.36
George Grayson, who used to own mon canneries and fisherme# 1
Assn.
________
1.000.00
erage price was 26.74 eta. Tillamook. of the company as of January 1, 1924’ I
the Trask toll road, and who also kep» ported are anxious to have
j
Accounts receivable
471.25
38.808.60 NESKOWIN DAIRY' ASSOCIATION the Trask house, and carried the mail propagated by the fish hatch
The factory received for making Assets:
Advanced to patrons
Liabilities
:
390.35
$6,617.42.
Expenses for the year
Bunding, ground and equip-
from North Yamhill to Tillamook are recommending that mo’
Nov. and Dec. making
Capital stock account
392 00
were »7,141.79.
1.150.00
The factory received during the twenty years ago, before the railroad ies be started in the state,
m*nt
$13,009.391 Cash in bank
Notes
payable
819.60
Following ia a statement of the fi-
5,000 00 jyear 1.181.500 Iba. of milk. There was built to this city, is fond of a chance for a couple more is *
Supplies on hand
2,446.80
Accounts payable
27734 were 49386.17 lbs. of butterfat in the good horse, and always kept the best ty.
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