Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-01-04
WISCONSIN DAIRYMEN.
Annual Meeting of the Wisconsin State
Dairymen's Association, to assemble
at Ripon, Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, January 1861, 1888.


mems Association will be held at Ripon.
January 1851, 1883. The following is
the programme and premium list as re-
ported by Secretary D. W. Curtis, OF
Fort Atkinson:
ga. NJ. Entry of Butter and Cheese and ATti-
cles for Exhibition.
IL A. NJ Organization OF Convention
Ripon College
Response, by W. D. Hoard, Fort Atkinson
Presidents Address.
Appointment of Committees.
Reports of Secretary and Treasurer
Modern Facts in Dairy1ng-When Known and
Utilized Bring Proft-When Disregarded, Bring
Loss.-Hiram Smith. Sheboygan Falls.
Fodder Corn vs. Timothy, for the Dairy Cow.
"A Discussion led by w D. Hoard, Fort Atkinson.
Wis
Recent Investigations, Concerning Milk-Dr.
S M. Babcock Professor Agricultural Chemistry,
University, Wisconsin.
Farm Life for Children.-Mrs G. t. Tracy,
Ripon: Wis
The Care and Preparation of Milk for Cheese
Making.-Prof J. w. Robertson, Montreal, Can
ada.
The Delivery of Pregnant Animals.-Illustrat-
ed by charts, Prof. A. W. Grange, State Veterin.
airy of Michigan, Lansing.
The Kind of Dairying Demanded by the
Times.-John Gould, Aurora, o.
Cooperative Da1rying-John Boyd, Chicago,
III.
How to get a Practical Re, ult from Dairy Ex-
periments-G. H. Monrad, Chicago, Ill.
The Pig as an Adjunct to the Dairy.-Theodore
Louis, Louisville, Wis.
The Cow Economical Food Consumer
-Chas. b. Beach. Whitewater, Wis.
A Paper.-Mrs. II. w. Kellogg, Ripou, Wis.
Glover tor the Cow and Pig.-Stephen Faville,
Deavan Wis.
Report of ]. A. Smith.
Paper,M IN n Poole Ripon Wis
E. G. Fuller, Bril1on, Wis.
Improved Stock What 1t Is and How to Get
It.-Prof. g. E. Morrow, of the University of IL
lnois
The Silo from tho Crean Gtandnolnt-H G
Weeks, Oconomowoc, Wis
Facts, Not Theories Concerning the Dairy
from Farm Standpo1nt.-Geo. A. Austin, Neills-
vile Wis.,. F. A. George, Hale. Wis. Mrs Adele
M. Bragg, Viola, Wis. q. P. Goodrich. Fort At
kinsOn, Wis.
Banquet-Thursday Evening.
NOTICE.
Rates on railroads in Wisconsin will be "a fare
| for round trip for members of this convention;
| ceipts tor fare paid, of agents from starting
point, and these receipts to be signed by secre-
| tary at convention before returning. No reduc-
ton will be granted in any case If the parties do
| not have the certificate receipt of station
| agent, from each road they pass over.
The Farmers State Convention will be held at
| Madison, February to 10. T. L. Newton, secre-
| tary, Madison Wis.
| The Wisconsin state Poultry Association will
| hold its annual meeting at Fond du Lac Feb
| ruary 7, s and .. A. c. Moore secretary.
RULES FOR BUTTER AND CHEESE EXHIBITS.
l. Every exhibitor must be member of the
| Association. One dollar secures a membership
and the annual report.
| 2. Butter made at any time and packed in eight
pound pals, or twenty pound tubs, except in
| classes and 10.
| 8. Scale of points for Judging butter. Flavor
| As Grain so. Color Is. Sailing TO- Total 100.
| 4. Scale ot.points for judging cheese. Flavor
40. Quality 40. Color 10. Sailing TO- Total
| 100
| 5. No package can compete for more than one
premium.
6. Score cards will be tackled on every pack
age, that each may see for himself how the
| record stands
7. Butter and cheese may be shipped by ex-
| press, charges must be prepaid, with name and
| address on each package to II. K, LOOMS,
| Ripon, Wis. All entries must be there by
Wednesday. January %.
8. Manufacturers, dealers and inventors of
| dairy goods. are invited to make an exhibit. No
award or premiums will be given.
| 9. Entries can be mailed to the secretary any
| time before January Fl.
TO- Cheese and butter makers wanting situa-
| ton, for next season should leave their names
| with the secretary.
H. c. ADAMS, President, Madison.
u. w. CURTIS, Secretary, Fort Atkinson.
| H. K LOOMS, Treasurer, Sheboygan Falls.
| CLASS 1-DAIRY BUTTER-WISCoNsIN.
First Prem1um........... ..........,........S 90
F. S. Burch, Chicago editor Dairy World, adds
| to the above:
First Premium, copy Wizards Practical
Dairy Husbandry. .-...S OO
Second Premium, copy Arnolds American
W. D. Hoard, Fort Atkinson. Wis, adds:
|
year. 8 w
Second Premium. 2 copies Hoard's Dairy
man, year.. w
CLASS 2-DAIRY BUTTER-oTHER STATES
FtrSt premium. Z w
| Second Premium ....... ......... ......... . 90
| w. D. Hoard adds to the above:
| First Premium,5 copies Hoard's Dairyman,
F. S. Burch, of DAIRY World'' offers:
Second Premium, copy Wizards Practi-
CLASS S-cooLEY sYsTEM-DA1RY BUTTER
John Boyd, 1879 Lake Street, Chicago offers the
! following special Premium:
| For the best package Dairy Butter. made
! by the Cooley System, No. Cooley
| Dreamer Value.-.-.......-......... $50 90
CLASS A. GOLD WATCH PREMIUM.
The Business Mems Association, of Ripon
Wis offers Gold Watch for the best package Of
Dairy Butter made and exhibited from Fond du
| Lac, Green Lake, or y innebago Counties.
| CLASS 5-LADIEs' GOLD RING.
Special by Chr. Hansen's Laboratory, No. II
| Dearborn Street, Chicago. Ill
| For the best package of Dairy Butter, by
young lady under 2O-solid Gold Ring.
Cornish an Curtis Greene Fort Atkinson w Wis., ~
| offer for Second Premium:
One No. 2 Rectangular Churn. ........ 81 90
| One No. Lever Butter Worker ,.....-..... 5 90
| w. D. Hoard adds to the above Premiums:
| One Copy Hoard Dairyman, one year to each
| exhibitor in this class.
| f. S. Burch Editor Dairy World;
| One Copy Dairy World, one year to each E1hib-
| itor in thissclass.
| CLASS 6-MosELEY's CREAMERY
| Special, by Moseley & Pritcnard Mfg Co.
| Manufacturers of Improved Dairying Appara.
tus, Clinton, Ia.
For the best package of butter, made from
cream raised in any style of Moseley's
Creamery. One No. Pritchard Churn.. ..$12 90
| Second Best, One Hawkeye Butter Worker 50
| Third Best, One Monitor Pail ............. l 90
CLASS print BUTTER.
| For best specimen Plate of butter made
into Prints, or Fancy Designs. 90
OF second DeSt- s w
CLASS S-CREAMERY BUTTER-OPEN TO ALL.
0C0ALO IcAh1 q w
W. d. Hoard, Fort Atkinson, Wis, adds to the
above
First Premium twenty copies Hoard's Dali
ryman year 0O
| Second Premium. fifteen copies Hoard's
nalIyman, year... 10 w
To be distributed among the patrons of the
| Creamery.
F. S. Burch, editor Dairy World adds to the
above:
First Premium, twenty copies Dairy World
w
Second Premium, fifteen copies Dairy
WOflQ, year.. 4 0U
| Cornish, Curtis & Greene, Fort Atkinson, Wis,
/ adds to the above
First Premium, one No. Shipping Box for
Print Butter .........S b SO
Second Premium, one No. 90 shipping Box
lof FTlnt BuIter..... 4 on