The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-04-10

cReAMERlss IN UTAH.

The following interesting article taxi
en- from she Salt Lake Tribune should
be read and carcfulls weighed by every
farmer in the Payette valley. The Is
DIX is - Il of the opinion that cream
rry Al Emmett would he one Of the best
paving propositions for the farmers OF
ish valley that could be established and
VIZ shall from time 10 time CLEAN such
Information on thu subject as we can
from he press OF other communities
WHORE snch enterprises are in success
ful operation for the information Of our
readers:
The establishment OF crramerics In
Cache county has proven TO be great
b,Hn 10 the farmers and merchants Of
this entire section Of country, and this
indusir, now Is second only to tina; of
agriculture.
During the wear 1896 there were seven
crramrrics running tho entire year.
which brought In cash into the county
f,r butter aud cheese exported the fol-
having amounts:
wcllsalic and Millvllle dairies, com
bin~d $4,000
Paradise, 10000
Smnnnrld. 1900
The Union and Richneld. $4,000
Cache Valley at Richheld, 10000
HYDE Park 500
Making grand total Of $4,000,
nearly an OF which Is distributed among
the lporrr class OF farmers throughout
the county. enabling them 10 live dur
ing the spring and summer without
going in debt aud pledging their harvest
as soon rs gathered To meet the obiga'
tions. They are thereby enabled t.
hnld their farm products until the pric,
advances. thus not only having the
amount received from creamcries add
t:on..i. hut also the advanced price they
r.soieve from holding their crops
Tho plaa adopted by the crcamcries Il
such that aus person having even
single COW can receive Its benefits. 4
larxs can Is left at each persons resi-
drncc furnishing milk AT night ana
called tor the next morning. Whci
rakcn Ia the creamery a sample OF mill
furnished by each person Is daily places
m Jar wshs bis number. At the EN-
of each month the combined daily SAM
les are carefully treated aud he is give
credit 600 the exact quality of milk fur
ni.hed during the month The prize
paid Is from 10 TO Ia cents per poun
for butter fat, while II the farmers mad
The butter themselves they could oul
average 10 cents per pound. aud HAY
all the trouble aud expense Of takin
care or milk, making butter etc, an
the butter thus made would be 80 IA
fcriur Ia quality that but little mask'
could lac found. The farmers ARE elate
o,er their creameries. and feel they Nj
proving to be the financial salvation {
the county. As AN example. sma
farmer has four COWS. His family 4
sin children have all the milk aud bu
ter they want. and he received from Il
creamery for milk furnished last yea
$40.
IN Ni0lliHn 10 tue unh''hH -A'N' NV
As direct results from the creamery pr
duet, "A large amount Is received fro
hugs fed ON milk after the butter HI
been extracted. The creamery run
Mr.. Hansen at Wellsville takes the lea
in this industry. and greatly To his ere
il he has one OF the best If not
THE BEST PIGGERY
in the United States. IL is locat
about 600 feet rom the creamery. ~
waste milk and all refuse from 1
creamery is carried in cement pipes
she lisgery, so that all material IN
would cause offensive smell is Tar
moved from the creamery The plsge
is 81 well arranged. ventilation SO |"
fest. methods uf cleaning so compl'
thai although NJ Hansen has iaiicn