The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-10-02

II goes into the can, or W hlt't ""'
done. II can hardly be kept In NJ conul'
ton by the use OF water alone, Wrl'.p
c. II. Everett in Wisconsin Agrleul-
turiat. II may seem TO be Bwuo, W
the morning, az II starts for the iHo
tory. but II II has far to 20. ana Ia eA,
posed 10 tho hot sun on the way OF ~
tho mornings milk Is added 10 .no
milk OF the night before by the TIN.
Il reaches It's destination II Is not gool
milk. and II IL not TO the intoreAt Oh
the patron, especially n u be a CO
operative factory. 10 have the MIX ~
any other than prime condition. 90
not know OF single farmer Ut NY
nolghborhood boaideH myself that uno'
the aorators: some OF them set inc eau.
In the stock tank over night. but that
method IA frequently Of no beneht' az
tho winter in tho tank this hot Weathv'
IA often nearly aa warm nh the MIN
aud IL really detrlmont, as tho NUN
IA kent warm throughout the hleh''
and moro than that the covers arc ~.
moved from the cans and the iou' ouoln
OF the barnyard find their way INV
tho milk. Others use small tahh
through which the water lows from
the pump to the stock tank iha'
method IL better. but neceasi1a'eH oA-
erclse NJ the pump handle many
night when there ia no Wind TO 'uIn
the wheel. and tho farmer Is tired AM. anu
anxloun for his wcll-curnod rcatoo 'ha'
the milk Is often neglected. Some men
strain tho milk into the delivery cans
and allow Il to set In the siaulo uuI-
ing tho night. II were boss at the iAc-
tory would send such milk back II u
not NJ for butter nor cheese. II heoihA
strange to me that men VIII resort 70
ali methods but the one that ~ tho
eheapeat the easiest executed, the one
that will giyo the best rolulta ana re-
turn the greatest benefit a MIX
aerator does not cost much. say "; u
fita tho top OF tho delivery can, the
atrainer fts the top OF the acraior' OF
can easily be made to. Set the can IA
the pure air. pour the milk IN at Tue
top. Il runs through In hne small
streams. and every particle comes ~
contact with pure air. When handled
IN this way II requires but little water
aud much OF the tlme not any INC
milk IN always awcct aud wholesome
nun the mornings milk through ~ the
same way. This Is very easy TO accom-
pllsh. No extra work but to wnsh tho
aorator. and no worry and bother
about the milk. The man who draws
the milk will not have word that the
butter.makor says your milk was sour
and he wouldn't take II. MIX acrnlors
are made by all Arms OF dairy supply
goods. An acrator that Will do fine
work may be made by ntting small
hin tube ON to a common house bell
lows. such as IL used TO start a IRE.
Have the timer make a tube two feet
long that will az the nose OF the bel
Iowa tightly. when the can In nlled
with milk insert the tube clear to the
bottom and work the bellows vigorous
~ for a few moments, This will drive
pure air all through the milk, RE
peat tho operation In twenty to thirty
minutes. Have cork for each end OF
the tube: MI II with boiling water and
shake well to wash Il. These simple
things put into practice often make
men Auccessful, Another reason milk
Is often In bad condition comes from
filthy cans. improperly made and
washed. Cans should be empued lust
as soon aa they arrive from the FAC
tory, and not allowed TO stand In the
hot sun full OF sour milk until night
They should ho thoroughly washed
with cold water and thon sealded with
boiling water. after which they are
ready to be placed In the sun. Whom
buying cans II II well to examine thom
inside. and n there are open seama
take them to the timer aud have the
seams filled with solder.