Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-12-05
Program of the Minnesota Butter and
Cheese Convention.

Cheese Convention.
The convention will convene Tuesday,
December II, 1883, at 3 o'clock in the
afternoon, when the following exercises
will be observed
Registering of MEMBERS Introducing dele
gates--Appointment of committees for the
Dairy Fair. ETC.
throp, Austin. Response, c. A. Houston, pres
ident of the Iowa Butter and Cheese Associa-
ton. Annua. address by the president. Ad-
dress, O. G. Gregg, "How to Make Farming
Successful in Minnesota"
WEDNESDAY,.
MOrning-"Creameries and their object,
Robert McAdam, DEBORAH, Iowa; J. Q. Farmer,
Spring Valley; F. A. Richardson, Austin, MINI.
Handling OF Milk to Secure Best Results"
Whittier, Mortified; Holmes, Owatonna; O..
C. Gregg. Marshall.
noon-Management of Creameries, in
GLIDING Importance Of cooperation for their
support-H. A. Holmes, Chatfieid; A. Y. Eel
ton, Plainview; W. 3 Straight, Mankato.
Kinstry, Winnebago City.
importance of Brand Reputation-C. A.
Houston. Cedar Rapids; Col. r. NJ. Littler,
Which Should We Make. Butter or Cheese<
0. johnson, Medford.
Evening-Address Mental Culture and Agri.
culture, Rev. E. Miller, D. d., ST. Paul.
Address by Col. K. NJ. Littler, Secretary
National Butter, Cheese and Egg Association.
THURSDAY.
Morning-Visit to the Dairy Fair Depart
ment.
The Stock for the Dairy, Farm Of the North.
Austin; Gen. N. C. McLain. Frontenac.
Health OF domestic Animals--Dr. E. A.
Gauge, Minneapolis:
Frank Davis, Goodhue county: H. C. Howard,
Crystal Lake, MINI.
Reports of vice presidents. secretary and
treasurer. committees. and election of officers
Evening-Address by Francis D. MoultOn
| of New York.
Closing with general social, participated
| in bv delegates, visitors and citizens of Austin.
All OF the evening exercises will be in
terspersed with music by the Austin
bands and glee club. Also julie G.. LON
bard, of Chicago, and other prominent
| singers are expected to be present. Many
prominent stock and dairy men not men
! toned in the program will be present.
Reduced rates OF railroad fare will be
secured on all lines leading to Austin.
The citizens of Austin are manifesting
| an unusual interest in the coming con
vention, and will do everything possible
| to make the meeting grand success.
For hotel accommodations or space to
exhibit, address F. A. Richardson, Austin,
MINI.
Vice-Presidents and other delegates are
especially urged to prepare reports OF
results of the work in their respective
localities.
PREMIUM LIST.
Premiums offered at the Dairy Fair tc
be held in connection with the third an
nual meeting of the Minnesota Butter
and cheese Association, at Austin, Mimi,
December II 70 and 13 1893.
CLASS a." CREAMERY BUTTER.
Best Tub, not less than 30 lbs.
dst Premium. .Sl5W
"a Prem!um.......... lOVO
81 fremlum.... o.oo
CLASS "B,' DAIRY BUTTER.
Best 20 lbs. Dairy Made Butter.
list Premium, Silver Fruit Dish $500
I'd Premium, Hall & Vests Premi-
um Cashmere Dress. 1000
Sd Premium, Clemmer & Pooler's
Premium, Oil Paintings.... 500
CLASS &C." SWEEPSTAKES
Tub Creamery or Dairy Butter, 40 lbs: or more
1st Best, Water Pitcher. ...s15o0
I'd Best Dreamer and Sugar Bowl. 1000
CLASS 3D." ROLL BUTTER.
Best 10 lbs. Roll Butter.
1st Premium Dorr & Wolds Pre-
MUM, Silver Hanging Lamp, de-
COrated shade. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. GOO
I'd Premium, Dalager Bros Lustre
Gold Band Chamber Set............. 500
Best Granulated or Grain Butter.
LIST premium. 7oO
CLASS 81" CHEESE.
Best Factory made, 1st premium. $1,000
Best Factory made, I'd premium,
McBride's Set of Fine Glassware 500
CLASS "F,' DAIRY APPARATUS.
| Best display by Manufacturer or Dealer.
lst Premium W W
"a Premium Observation-Disclosures. 5.W
Best sample Five Butter Tubs....... 500
Competition open to all butter ant
cheese makers in Iowa and the Northwest
Scale of points used at the Nationa
dairy fairs will be employed by judges O.
the products.
Goods for exhibition, if shipped to thu
care of F. A. Richardson, Austin, MINI.
will be cared for
Exchanges will please copy.
| G. E MARVIN, President.
W. G.. RICE, Secretary.