The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-01-24
"TEAT PUllERS."
Continued from Second Page.

years subscription to the ''Pettis
County Enterprise, to L. N. Morton.
Best response to the toast, 1.-The
Little Jersey"-Jne bottle fine wine,
by McEnroe and Quinn, to Geo. b.
Lamm.
Best response t, the toast, The
Guernsey'-One bottle of French
brandy, imported by Ben johnson, to
Mrs. s. l.. Lands.
Best response to the toast, 'The
Holstein"--One bottle of Mariners
extra dry champagne, by james Glass,
to c. p. Shepard.
COTTAGE CHEESE.
Best roll OF Cottage cheese dry,
first premium, fine mirror and frame
by August Fleischmann, to G. H. Dun
lap; second, cart whip, by j. G. Par
merlee to Mrs. j. b. Lamm.
Best dish Cottage cheese prepared
for use, first premium, pair of ladies
fine shoes, by Wm. Courtney, to Mrs.
T. S. Yeager; second, two pounds of
Java brand coffee, by f. J. Miller d
Son, to G. H. Dunlap.
Best prepared dish ofCottage cheese
made from buttermilk, first premium,
pair of scissors, by Hoffman Bros, 70
Mrs. G. b. Lamm; second, buggy
whip, by Philip Hahn, to Mrs. f. n.
Norton.
Best two gallons of buttermilk; first
premium, one-half gallon of imported
port wine, by Chas. III. RaifTeisen, to
Mrs. G. H. Dunlap; second, one home
made milk pail, Jacobsen & Schwartz
to Mrs. w. w. Leach.
Best gallon of buttermilk; first
premium, pair of silver napkin rings
by H. j. Heinrichs to Mrs. Oliver
Bohan; second premium, a pair of
vases by J. Zunz to Mrs. J. w.
Shivel.
Heaviest gallon of sweet milk tested
by the Lactonieter, first premium,
four-0unce bottle Baldwin's extract
perfume by o. w. Smith to r. +.
Fleming; second, half sack of Blue
Ribbon -four by f. F. FIeck to G. Il.
Lamm.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Yesterday afternoon the criminal
court room of the courthouse presented
a very animated spectacle. by The
large number of people who had ;s-
sembled to attend the second after
noon meeting of the Missouri State
Dairy association. 1t was gait ing
which well might gladden. the hearts
of the delegates and those having the
production of pure dairy products as
their purpose. The number oi ladies
present were more numerous than on
any previous session, and they all dis
played deep interest in the proceed
ings.
President Erwin opened the meet
ing at 1:45 O'Clock and Mr.. W. "
Tivey, the chairman of the committee,
assigned to pass upon the butter ex-
hibits, announced hi readiness to re
port. The report was received and
the awards are appended
Mr.. III. {. Burri>. chairman of the
committee on dairy utensils, al~o sub
mitted the report OF that committee.
and it was received and the committee
discharged. The awards are appended
In the report of the butter com
mittee. il waS found that i'll the five
pound exhibits for the association
prize of $40 in geld for the be-; five
pounds of butter tiat would score -
per cent, none 81 the entries had
reached that score.
Thereupon Mr.. @. 6. Beach moved
that the prize he awarded. to the per-
son who received the highest score.
which motion having been seconded /.
by Mr.. Blake, WIS put and adopted. 4
Mr.. Lamm stated that "a there wa- IA !
reserve fund of 50 assigned for
any prize, he wouid move that this 81 1
be divided equally between Mr.. J. \. !
Sawyer, of the Babcock Milk Tester, /
and Mr.. \. III. Weber, of the Baby /
Milk and Cream Separator, as a slight
token Of the appreciation the conyen- }
ton held toward these two gentlemen,
for the many acts of interest they had
shown in the convention, and for the
trouble and expense they had been to,
in hrinuipos their machines To the con-
vention for the purpose of eniighten-
ing the members of the association of
the benefits to be derived from these
meritorious and useful devices, which
motion was adopted unanimously. 4
Mr.. Jules c. Hubbard being pres