The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-18
Itle. treInery E.uterpriSe

Is tefs have been taken to establish
a titst-ciaas creamery. on a large scale
IN TJilaial,-ee. We will devote IA sinai
space L. the consideration Of the enter
pm. The first obstacle to h. met am
overcome Is the price that must prevail
far milk IN orier that the creamery may
t. financial sgtrre~- and tlaS enroura.,
the establishment If other eFeameries.
A.uc etuts il gallon i, mentioned a.
tn pr"DIalr price. Thi, figure Wit
stick 1ag dt.ry su,.a a. brln. very lun
Neil lets figure ont tl, prtre. \ very
ordinary ctsN vii! average two gallon.
- N u a day. Tins would he II cents
a day lr.r clw, S,il a month and SIt =
"A wear. more than any mule IN Leon
county nEtks, tor it, uwnrr, and any
Farmer who noH run, tiye mules could
ran ~ cons with less trDuble, al smaller
eNpenst., aud with net profits far in ~
Ces' of the mule - stem of farming.
i've COWS would give revenue of
Si!i; ~ COWS, SOS, II cows. So; 20
CONS, - $t6; ~ cows, Ssjl2. Besllcs.
thrr" !, TIM annual Increase in stock anil
III" value If the manure from the cattle.
Which would go a long way 10
wards ayns the eNIen." ol caring tor
the cows, handling milk, &c, making
the milk almost clear profit
The receipts for nllh woull he cash
weekly. which would enable the milk
m'n topay cash FIR everything they
bought, ami thus ms "a large annual
saving IA Their nrce t,aty expenses.
In Tallahassee Their. area number I, [
parsons who keep tive, three AMI even
tour good nilrh COWS. Every day they
hay" milk that cannot be consumed for
ordinary use in their families. With
a Ct,amrry IN operation they could read
~ dispose O. their surplus milk The
itoluctlun Of this milk would entail no
aatttIeitsti spettse upon tho owners of
COWS. and tile money realized from Aalcs
ri milk would he clear gain. A person
WHO could spare one gallon II day, at
hInt cents per gallon, would, at he end
ot u year, have received So 10: two gal
luiS "A day Tor a wear would yield &si 80:
three gallons, 80. 20; "A sum sufficient
IT, Afford the family many Injuries they
could not otherwise en- Joy.
With rrpdNeritS established in differ.
ont portion. If the county, king cot.
teh. wodli disappear from our beautiful
and lrrtll" tectlun. the business of the
county would Ia established ON a cash
basis, an our farmer relieved If the I'M
satisfactory ani unprUhtablo tenant sys
tenn that now prevails they would ba
Of those who now dictat"
IN y great measure upon what terms their
Iahd, shall be- titled.
Stnll We ete this era of prosperity and
independence inaugtlratrd IN our charm.
nG. fertile hill country Yea, We trust
~, verify, Tins il an aga Of progrns.
ami nturm. In other sections Oil meth
obs ATE beng discarded for newer and
hett"r methods, followed by develop.
mrnt III resources AMI general prosperity
among thu pcoI H.. The methods nov in
vogue here have prevailed for years, AMI
W. a't no general prosperity among the
trnpl'. oar county Is capable Of being |
mad" On" ut the most progressive and [
prosperous IN the Mon. This We all !
'lr7,fn tr SEQ, IN ORDER to bring this about |
Ne must abandon those methods Which /
have failed I" bring prosperity 10 the
masses, Reform in methods IL what is /
needed. Let tins reform be innug,,rated I
At once lay GNIng the effort to establish |
a creamery at Tallahassee Your hearty
uprott, aud othr, crcamefies will spring +
ihta existence and operation throughout
Ir county. aud til" era of prosperity and /
will dawn upon our county
almost before We are aware Of IT. We
Iaur for this reform, and its accom-
Inntlns prosperity and Independence
Ior the sumd people Of our fair and ia
vur,i land Tallahassee florldian