The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-12-17
TITS A GOOD THING"
That Is What the Farmers and Theil
Wives Say About
THE lola CREAMERY.
An Institution Which is of Incalculabls
Benefit to lola and the Ada ent
COuntry-what the People
Say About 1t.

One of the institutions which came
TO lola last spring without any
flourish of trumpets but which has
quietly done great deal of business
and been a boon to a great many
people, is The lola Creamery. There
had been no preliminary canvass for
customers, it was late in the season
before it was ready for business, and
the drOuth greatly curtai1ed the dairy
product of the vicinity. Nevertheless
the Creamery, through it's poultry
and butter departments, distributed
during the season upwards of $4,000
in cash among the farmers near lola.
And it dealt with its customers in
such a way as to not only gain
their confidence but also the conf
dence Oftheir neighbOrs 30 that the list
of patrons will be greatly extended
the coming season. In one neighbOr-
hood that we know of four farmers
have dubbed together and will send
In the milk from seventy COWS. In
another neigh borhOOd six men are
arranging to handle 100 cows. SO
that the outlook for largely increas-
ed business next summer is very
bright.
Knowing that the REGISTER is
sometime accused of taking too SAN
guine view of lola things we asked
number of those who have been
patroniZing the Creamery during the
past summer to tell us in writing
what they thought about it and
THIS is WHAT THEY SAY.
This is to certify that we have tried the
Creamery at lola this summer and think it is
a success. We think that every farmer who
has five or more COWS will find il to his ad
vantage to try the same.
Yours truly,
Mr.. AND Mrs. BARKER.
Having sold our milk to the creamery the
past summer. will say that | would not go
back to the old hard way of making butter.
Besides, taking the summer through it has
paid us more money than we could have
made in making butter.
Mrs. J. w. REILLY.
We have patrcnized the Creamery almost
from its commencement and are satisfied
that it is the farmers friend. 1t takes
great deal of work off the women. The
skinned milk has always been returned
promptly and in good condition for feeding
purposes free of charge. The cash has al
ways heen paid promptly, and a good price.
believe every one who patronizes or en-
courages the Creamery is doing good busi
ness for the community.
Very respectfully,
Mrs. NJ. ]. BARTH.
Have MIXED ~ cows for the Creamery
this summer and think it has paid well.
Have been short of good fresh water at the
house part of the summer and could not have
made half the butter we received pay for at
the Creamery. The work of churning and
skimming the milk and washing of crooks
all done away with. Think the Creamery is
all right.
S. X. REMsBERG.
After selling nay milk FIVE months can say
that am pleased with the lola Creamery.
think it grand thing for the farmers.
G.. w. BAKER.
can honestly recommend the lola Cream
cry, having given it fair and impartial trial.
find that can get more money for my mil
than for butter made during the same lengt
Of time and escape all the hard drudging work
pertaining to butter making.
Mrs. ANNIE EASTWOOD.
To the farmers of Allen county we are
pleased to say that at the price farmers get
for butter through the summer we think they
could make more money with less work by
taking the milk to the Creamery.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. DELAP.