The Topeka state journal., 1898-02-24
A MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY.
The Kansas City Creamery Package
Mfg. Co. an Enterprising Concern.

Inc Kansas City Creamery Package
Mfg. Co. an Enterprising Concern.
The most attractive and the largest
display made in machinery hall during
| the National Creamery Buttermakers'
! association convention is that of the
Creamery Package Manufacturing com
pany of Kansas City and Chicago. This
exhibit shows a modern creamery in
full working order. This creamery was
erected in the building and the milk and
cream is received and the process of
skimming and churning is carried out
The machinery is operated by a Lam
bert gasoline engine, eight horse power
capacity. 1t also shows the separa tors
and churns and the combined refriger-
ating machine all doing their work in
first class shape. The separator used
is the De Laval Alpha No. l belt ma
chine. and Alpha machine of similar
/ capacity which is operated on the tur-
| bine principle
Each machine has a capacity of $500
| The company uses the combined Dis
brow churn and worker, manufactured
| at OwOtOnna, MINI.
This company also exhibits a Que ton
! ice machine.
This machine is a combination com
/ pressOr, condenser, with the oil trap re-
| ceiver for ammonia and the suction
| Strainer all on same bed plate. The ma
| chine is a representative of the type
which is best for the average creamery
man to use.
/ 1ney also 6XnlDlL a Skim milk WelSn6T
/ of the Ideal pattern which is a complete
| worker. This machine is believed to be
| the best known apparatus for carefully
/ and accurately measuring the skinned
! milk back to the patron.
This exhibit also contains a Potts
| pasteurizing machine. This machine is
! a very successful one in completely
pasteurizing milk and cream and is
said to be the most successful one of
/ its kind in use.
The milk and cream watts displayed
! are of the very best make, something
| which may also be said of everything
| in the exhibit.
The buttermakers' contest, which took
/ place in this department under the su-
| pervision of Major AIvOrd. chief of the
/ dairy department at Washington, D. C.,
| was one of the most attractive and in
/ tereSting features of the exhibits The
/ contest was made by the buttermalzerS
under charge of the Kansas Creamery
! company, who used the apparatus ex-
/ hibited here in practical work, each
/ demonstrating his ability to make high
| grade butter with up to date machin-
cry.
This plant was very successfully
/ operated by the Creamery Package
| Manufa cturing. company and the but
i termakers were able to show their
| ability to make pure goods, needing
nothing in the way of machinery or ap-
| planes to complete the process
Taken as a whole this exhibit at
| tracted the most attention and showed
the rapid strides that this company has
| taken in the manufa cture of machinery
! and in the development of the instru-
menta1ities in approved and scientific,
modern bUttermak king.
The Creamery Package Manufacture
| ing company has its head in Chicago.
The branch house at Kansas City, which
is managed by E. r. Kimban, who is
in direct charge of all it's business, pre-
pared installed and operates the ex-
hibit in machinery hall. The progressive
character of this company needs no
special mention. The maxim of this
institution at all times has been to in
trOduce, develop and recommend every
new and important device or invention
that will improve the quality of butter
and reduce the cost of its manufacture.
This progressive spirit has enabled this
enterprising and energetic organizat-on
of live business men to command wide
spread attention from the creamery
men throughout the United States.
AS a business corporation their trade
covers every state in the union This
secret is explained by the fact that
over this entire territory they are rep
/ resented by wide awake and energetic