The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-01-20
THE DAIRYMEN.
Proceedings Of the Iowa state
DAIRY sncn's 10 svsniina. held
al ~prinyd .ie. Jan. Iitn, s2ib
and l3th, lS16.

II reported expressly for the Advertiser
Th- second an ual NEE iug OF TIE
Iowa State Dairymeu's Associaila
"a ,yenei on the Ii h OF J'nu ~
1876. in he large dry house of The
Cold S..ring cheese factory, spr'@g'
dale. lows. smsll village of ahcu'
one huadred and twenty five inhaln.
t.nts. situa ei III Csd,r county. Il
mi e. .ast Of West Branch o., 'hr
B. c. L NJ. K r. and sevea miir.
north af W~s' L berry on he {. r.
\ ( P. r. r.
The Presl,irn', ID. B. Morris rn.
presided. The Sec's being a sent
E Griunell was an, int-d ; c'y, ani
/ |. l. Spencer Asst. Sec's. @ m
tion Of |. L Spencer the Pr.-sisir.'
appointed Vim N,ther, 4 y Farms
/ =arth and II. ]. Howa j q rnmt I, G
I 20 prepare articles as-ociat,s IA, o.
( ma in ol J. X " Is IN thu foltosiug
/ were apo u FL committee IA -
ut.ons: ] MeFsll,-u. James II :
/ MI, G. P Smith. joseph Hall. III.
4a4a. T.. ROOD ard l.. T. Psrhan.
The comtniifee on permanent ar
I gmiz.ti a reported ar i,-l,-> Of a-so IA
/ tom similar to those Of he Nor h
western D4irym-"> Association
ia Oh we're II psel. EseuiuZ srs-
>ian III II. E. church: Prs. iii the
/ cHsir The question, dali wig rs.
/ other agricultural ~ suits. exteu.ive
lv dsseus ed. The Pr, sid~nt made 2.
-anpar son: 5 tpnose 3 steers fa8r
wears III 10 repTss-, twr I've wear :
! groxth. average V. ign 1900 sat )
cts. tstai yau. s225. rhea su p
( pose COW IL years II to represent
sam grD sth; the igst fwo wears the
I CO.'S makes ~ return. leaving ten
I vars. which II II p per year msk@s
/ s400, or at $50 per year n'ke> $500.
-.ill leaving hal.scr in frss.r Of TN,
COW. besidt. her carct>s Is still worth
small >un. Michrn-r 81 lined thar
Mnrts ov, rioosed an import mt
ircm, tie care aid expeu-e OF milking
snd taking milk 10 fatsnr,; thai
steer. " | gros without much care
t,tilr farmers ate doing somt.rhi"g
y -, Gave an insraure # letting
tao calves run with one COW tor th-
ason, feedln ten bushels If meal
apiece and sells n tn spin. f. 81
apiece E.iience was aiiaresi T.
snow that he man VIII raissI the.
calves aud tie butcher who killed
them both lost money. A. Is. Neg
keeps cows anl hogs on small fra;
vhiu X cos> pay well aud nntic Il IL
ia4rvuen always made money. g.
P. Smith sa,s uhaf lutl. he Las BIZ
COWS gave him; that b. had to 'ake
the profits oi coss 10 pay t harvest
ng gram. J. Negus ,iiiLks It take
me work hat the money is in the
,oAs. Pr ham. # California. SAYS
when on his farm he would raise
-rops in summer AMI eat al u
suo ia in winter, ami cnulI max
nothing until he aided d4irs. X,
$50 COWS, made butter, average 1.j
:. per cav per YEAR: SOIL At 81 80
s. cls.. and had skinned mix f,r
aark The same hand, feed pig. &
E. Macy mas 80 acr" farm. taise,
imo hy seed. II res all the work d rac
aud clear, 81 or p per c.et, On ia
yastmpnt. l. 4 Chamh-rln SAYS
.-xtreme cases are being shown AID
Il l. at Il fair discussion; kntus of
hitter sold few miles from be vii
i,ge for $500; would Ike TAR
average OIL bota sides. Mmhcn,r
thinks as-ocintt d dairy pa best; II
he had to tie cUnhue,i 10 one hr ayA
would drop the cows. \. \ FIRM.
worth, Il Muscatsne Co., keeps 10
g4ws: sent mix u cheese fsc ury
from My 10 Q ,tober; ca IS averaged
~ lbs. milk per day--S2} pr CIV
for cher s. counting ba ttr. make
SIC pr COW yratly. Feels dlItei
rn from frs Of Aug; cpws all ftt
enough for the butch r. II. repo l.
netghb " having tea he ri OF ALI
news making 1000 Is. hutter an !
sell NJ at 30 cts. per h., m4kiug $50
pr COW pr annun. Macy So (,
lairs ing makes a st.ealv stream but
lres not make fabulous fortunes.
O. ?. Smith, one yrar, III all but 3
. oh COWS; his wifi. k-pt acc :; sol
$500 worth hu.ter hesid-s butt~r lor
fanny. H thinks dairying sh uII
not be mad SIC tndary business
J. L Spenrers COWS averaged 81
wor h OF chess and so for bAlanc,
II year for but er AMI calvss :. They
were good CO.'S. Mlchener's c1w
averaged si5 Pr year. Tao. lam.
tn iks vnung America cannot IA
Brought down +, milk unless the
have milking m~chi ne. Tn rrst
i luton that other agricutu al pursuiJ
are more pro6tabe 'haa dalr,in.
offered by J. P. Spencer, vi. iosf.
SECOND DAY.
Pes absent, Y Pr. l.. \, Chr
a berlin in the char. The 81 ct
4, huI ling Fac Uries W As Hts .t-,e
: Mr.. Kin>mAa Il Waite Q k, y
=, Chambrrlain of krketll-., NJ VI IA