Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-19
DAIRY MEETING.
Annual State Meeting in Ban
gor, December 2, 3 and A.
The Full Program and the List OF
Prizes. .
A Good List Of Speakers Secured or Topics Of
Liv. Interest.
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win hold Il state dairy meeting
IN City Han. Eansor, Monday
Tuesday ana Wednesday, pecrm-
her I'd. "a ana 18th. Round trip
tickets viii b sold over the Maine
Central. Portland < Rumford tails'
ti,n.~n,, x Aroostook. Washington
,,ountv and Somerset Railways.
I'M, Headquarters Of the Board
viii be at the Bangor House.
rates at the Windsor Hotel and
penobscot Exchange. $l.5o per day.
There will be large exhibition OF
dairy products and dairy machinery.
the program will be one Of much in
forest. Hon. II. &. ADAMS of Madison,
WIS. Dairy and Food Commissioner OF
Wisconsin. will speak upon The But
,a,. Rusiness." Prof +. +. Voorhees,,
Director of the New Jersey Agrlcui-
tur;,l Experiment Station. New bruhS-
wick. \. j.. will give an illustrated lee
t1,rc on Forage Crops for the DAIRY,
Mr. Geo. 4. Smith. Geneva. \. Y, VIII
sneak upon Creamery Practices,
prof. q. NJ Gowell. orono, Maine
unop ..1he Guernsey and Jersey Cow
.t Home" and Mr.. r. +. Light ofRock-
IL. VI
Profit of Good Care of Milk and
cream" Mr.. John NJ. Winslow Of
<ohlehorn will also give "A short talk.
.rh.. rfocram will be given in detail a
littl. later.
IN rackages of butter and cheese. or
other articles intended for this eX-
hibition must be entered and on eX-
hjbition AT the hall on or before
,l,x JNADntl1 1l.sr
"a.
In awarding prizes the Following
sale Of points will be used: For but
ter. flavor, %; grain, -: color. 10; salt
ing. 10. general appearance. >: total.
loo Tor cheese. flavor A.: texture ana
hody. 70: color. Is: finish. 10: total. 100.
And the prizes will he divided among
the ,>hjhitS in each class in proportion
~ the number of points they score
above 20. MIR Orin Douglass of Bos-
ton. th,. noted butter and cheese expert.
has been secured 10 judge these eX-
hibitS.
The granular butter will b. ~
aniu.d hv Prof. G.. NJ. GoWell, orono.
ana H.. will deliver a lecture on Meth
nds E"st Adapted to Perfect Granula-
ton
Prizes Will he offered as follows:
DAIRY BUTTER.
DaIrv Butter. to be made by the cN-
i.ihjtnr on the farm. exhibit to consist
of on. ten pound tub. to he judged
without distinguishing mark. the but
ter to b" purchased by the Board at %
cents per pound if the exhibitor desires
70 sell. the Board paying all express
l.. Ii1-i.t .t..l s4,, h.a
exhibits in proportion to the number Of
points each scores above 90. In adj
.lttiou to these uro rata premiums
there viii be four prizes for the ex-
hibits scoring the highest: Slo 10 first,
$500 to second. $500 to third. and $500
10 fourth.
CREAMERY BUTTER.
creamery Butter. 10 be made by the
exhibitor at creamery. exhibit /" con-
siSt of one ten pound tub. to be judged
without distinguishing mark, the but
ter tu be purchased by the Board at
q cents per pound if the customer de
s;rc.; to sell. the BOARD paying all eX-
pr.s., charges. 5000: to be divided
:rnung the exhibitors i'll proportion to
th.. number Of points each scores
abnv" 40 In addition to these pro
rata premiums there will !e four prizes
for the exhibits scoring the highest;
so to first, $500 to second, $500 TO
third. and $500 to fourth.
Prizes VIII be awarded according to
the score. and~the butter will also be
graded according to its selling value
in Boston market.
CHEESE.
Dairy Cheese, plain. to be made on the
farm by the exhibitor. $500.
Dairy Cheese. sage. to be made on
Tie farm By the exhibitor. $500
Factory Cheese. plain. to be made in
the factory by the exhibitor, $500.
Factory cheese. sage. to be made in
the factory by the exhibitor. $500.
BOTTLED MILK AND CREAM.
For best and most attractive display
nt milk in bottles, total solids, to be
determined by the Quevenne lacto-
meter and III" Babcock test. to be con-
-ifiered as We'll as attractiveness of
package. first, $500 second, $500;
third $500.
For best and most attractive dis
play Of cream in bottles. total solids, to
be determined by the Quevenne lacto-
meter and the Rabcock test, To be con-
Sidered. as Well as attractiveness OF
package. first. $500; second. $500;
third, 800.
BUTTER DISPLAY.
For best and most attra display
Of butter. to be shown in any fancy
forms the exhibitors may choose. and
not TO be scored for quality: First,
1880; second. $1,000: third. $500. Ample
refrigerator cases will be secured, and
every facility afforded for placing the
exhibits adyantageousy.
PREMIUMS ON DRESSED POUL-
TRY.
The name Of each variety must be
given in all entrieS.
Largest and beaf display Of dressed
poultry by one eEhibitor, first. $500;
second. $500: third 500
Heaviest and bast dressed turkey.
first. $500; second. $1.00; third. -
cents.
Heaviest and best dressed goose
first. $500; second. s1OO; third. IS
cents.
Heaviest and bast dressed duck, first,
$500: second, $1Oo, third, rs cents.
Heaviest and best dressed capon,
first, $500; second, s1.oo: third. IS
cents.