The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-02-16

RANKS, INSTRUCTED lts secrctars ~ Nlsu nnis"So
cure. II possible, more favorable means and
rates ui transportation 70 Tue staDoard. me
result OF that yisit was the ;tgeemeht on the
paft Oh u lcadns renisera'or ume ~ ,ranspo :,
cheese from Wisconsin, IA relrscsaier ears 10
New YORK Tor ! cent per Inynu' Nhnetcen
twenlictiis oi tlle dairynen " w o,atf roi,i"
iiot lnen sec Tue Nau oi ofs'S, NY, ai, m seel
ing up sucil an organization; put we nnerr INV,
0i cent ann = iiali pound Soon heipea I'ef
vision wOhueriuliy.
Another III us objects Is 10 iih.renss tiie prnt
Of real estate another, TO educate aud EN-
tighten Inc farmer IN All ina, peLtaiis W nus
Drancn Vi agriculture. ana tlefepy iicr.a~, ms
resRect potii i9r ms business , ana h,i.'se.
Inc spisndad results oi Lne PIE. :, keatn m
!aDor III tnls heid Is J'isllncationeho.gn; Wnrn
thts association was lornled Tue total uairy
product OF Illinois, Iowa, Miinesoia 3nu WIS
nnally. In the year 1882 Il Is estimated that
tic cows 81 these STATES alone rafiieI ssUoS.-
W. wv ~, 'n s ~ no, ,nr ni,i! gam. ,me rssa
i've value oi Haify n.snaiiuIy rs Irea. ~ y
Is posltiNe. " prevents Whsle. uefies ,ali
" loose anu Siip-slou inrtnoiS ~ tns conuust
oi farming ~ cohipeis ine lMs:rr y, put w
So1 LAYS ih tiic yr. ~ 'u ~, H., s,, wr' ~
becomes the saving cia'ise ih me scheme al
agric,lituraI saiva'ioil. g.. .,.,..,. .u
m,h i,, uar! niih,hs ma' snara, W." ~
c,saso ;n , 'e,i "nm Us . 20 r,ner ~
imanes s,ass vmitn at ,iI ln,,uS, ,t W,,.i
~ strengthening his primary capital: Nothing
VIII Viii utt.er NIP ,urn - st'''i ,t i, I'Is,
aads TO ms iS a,sa Drc0 ,S sssus ns fnni
,r tS e a SII! vi u .s.asv.S S..r M
. ~. W nvu ,ue 'sosS snm ,Iis u.a
,say . U ,a pl, se l.; ,hs oi, i,n, The
,dn,i w"s s ~ S,;. -, .e ,u.0,t nar
nan,nia eha, VI nG nn IN IN. Saysw lis, rcts
,s oaa,gt aI.u ,"" Il, III" "osa ,od"nt;v
,nd spani aun he d..n i,t.r.lt Wh.h is
SninS maniSesiai 4, aairvinr bV ali classes of
vaima Rn,tsr and Cheese tactories are doftin,,
o,,r ,r,ns iira scha" hoses Indeed theS
osa apcSnnI SauseS WHARF wSnir cnn,m,mities
dai,w 90 70 sch"nI' TTe canital ranresented i'm
tS :sos az na h,,,,a, Tacfares In tLa TniieI
S.,.n H. ,sSo ,",,ntad =" 20 .s,. so, ThiS
canita, represepted aas2 senarate establish
n,rnts en,nioyinp : eri hands md paving ST.
biG an for " oSes The value ~ ibe maferiajs
used in one wear WAS s,s ar,. 57s. and the value
nf fha nrofncfs SaS NM nm of course this
dos not ;ncin6. The mUch i.rScr amo,mi
represented By private diaries, gasttcu da
these hmfter ana choose fnctories may Inc
a dairy center Eactoryrnen are |
standino In their own light greatly when they |
Mt their Command for the eiucation of their
he he'll in the factories during the winter and
u large class reached who do not attend con- !
ventions lilo this An Intelligent patron 1. !
always tho most profitable. There exists a |
CRYING need for inst this education among
tho farmers. The only Obstacie I'm the way OF |
nhs,ss a,nSs heTo IN the main hnen cleared nut |
~ tho channeI He seems n IN, allow tn lea rn
the lessons or dairy farminr. and he does |
nat take the initiat,ye In bringing about a !
chepgo Motto this ar range arsinaIv. It waa
mot fhe farmers of Minnesnta who were in |
At rumentai in bringing this meeting to their |
borders. The prime mover in that work was |
and he was backed Inv fine business men OF |
this ,.itv uardiy Solicituttor came from
the farmers of the state Tnere ia no reason
why such Indifference should exist. believing
as n. docs the real in-eres{ they do feel |
II amn,nts IN a hsr and n sinister one AT |
th.t 90 real .sric,,Itu rai ,dyarcement Who
~ not fhe far,3er should be first To nave I'm
these r1attersY will he always keep back |
editor and the b,iisness men to be hrst To pur |
their shoulder to his mired yehiclef fhe |
~reat nuestion.of the hour ia. how shall this |
mountain he reachedp I wsaIid suggest 10 |
,nV hrcthren NJ the country nress fhat right |
here they can do SPLENDID work. The met |
rnnolIfan and agricnlrlreI press can be re- |
,s on y. ai am :, - ~ ,h tncaT sss ,ha, lies
pesrcst fhe nconie. and n m will II can WELD !
sn Immense infiuence I'm the promotion OF |!
dairy jdcaa
n,,,ya a'nn,,n, of live s,o.L mr. farmers orr !
80 rr., a'v IN nrnnnrtion rn the mmbcr of
aras tSey nolscss IA ridicnim,sly small. Let
s,. i've yo,, = ycw tio,ires I'm lSs0 Minnesota
hs, y1s az cows and On. ass farms, Or about aa{
~. fxartV /.
70 r,ns and 20 All cnws ar nearly 81, cows fur
each farm. Illinois had a55.73i farms and
s,.s ON co1vs or nm annorfinnmcnt of about az |
c",rs to .s.h Form iowa mad M 3,l farms and
Sis ~ COWS ar n traction over 4 COWS To the
fs ym Here ia the secret OF the great lack of
s,,ccass In many Instances. n Is ne though
q rsrmor Lamt Four hnrses I'm dn the work of
one.
Tho uut,ook for daring i'm the future is
TO the alarming increase in the make Of
ar, NJ nsaa, a unmaS SSar berinnine to- bear
bitter fruit The pasi year has itncsscd
falling OF In our export demand ni nmtt,r
aia T S'' This miasm of Cheating has at last
spread to the private dairyman and nov the
eomnss,Tn dealers ,h :" Sag a m" rceiXinS
dairy butter from private parties mixed with
sueine, and what Is worse the cheat is m ,sd
onininn fSaf tn the aduituration Of butter
and making OF poor skim. cheese is due, in
an important measure inc '"''''e VII ''''
Asmen whose capital heavily is invested
in the production Of honest butter ana cheese
ion ,', If others., has been dearly bought we
cannot afford to lie down dumb as sheep and
ms S %%,s snr tSe f nor can NO pr
teal reason why national law cannot lie
enacted and enforced sgainst the counter
tsntx Of r. rs execution ss the law against the
making OF counterfeit money. The cheat is
no greater IN one case tnan IN q, th hes o dnnc
in the past to speak I'm uneauivocal terms in
favor CT honesty ana integri ~ nj, voor;s,
,ro VIII : shev tbdat insfrucf and encourage
their fellow man, both earth and heaven
shall bless
| M. u d c,r,er of DoKolb Ills
MI. -. 80 -. "u ,,.Iaa ..Is tho n,tberei
[ea" pap. sn's S,,"ao,s -, TT" s5,"mostod
Siea.u si'.:n ~ o. 80 osat;s,
Ia Wv -. III tha nr,ars Tor r. ITO hrs;neSs
i|..Ia e., e.. :. uo,,Id 10 - Invited
e"ou ' H. ,hou,h, n,ost
w W unp .'Ia 'sote.s r,ueh a. tbo;r
oaiI ynicn oou" .hou a"mia a., fn,
S.e.'n q. no =; 80 -, ,narro,s thore.
ny SAVING tne i"ool V. i."N ' ~, =,
manufacture the butter in the creamery
than on the farm. One OF the greatest
troubles seems to DC in the cooling OF
the milk. The patron knows that til'
more thoroughly he cools the milk
the more cream is raised. The amount
of cream however is not always q
guarantee OF the amount OF butter. lh'
individual test system us practiced DA
Schoch & Bolander OF oranseviile' LII
. l believe to be the nearest 10 what w
need.
In reply to various questions ti'
speaker stated that the farmer himsel
can prove the proht 10 nlmseii Vi t!
creamery system. Inat ilo cup'
Inches TO the pouna was the oas's uPo'
which ne caicuiated. ina! ~ cooi''l'
milk to 6oS ior 40 hours VIII m@.er, 81; y
!: to 4S0 with ice the la''er process WI W..
give about 20 per cent. mort slea NJ. ou
not more than . per cen.. nore 1u.;a'
e A long discussion mere ehsueo ouIih'