Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-10-17
: PURE FooD LAWS.
Digest of Laws and Rulings Govern
ing the Sale Of Foods.

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state OF South Dakota, h Food n
Dairy department has issued n Ioi-
lowing digest OF the laws n ruihss
governing the sale of the various
foods:
Baking Powder-Every can MUST be
labeled with the manufacturers name
and address, and also the name or tne
baking powder. No formula Is neces-
gary. If containing alum. the
words. I'm type no smaller than brewer
ht avy gothic caps, must be printed on
the label: This Baking Pow Ter Con-
tains Alum" All baking powder must
be true to name and contain no inJu-
rious substances:
Rutter-Must be made from pure
milk and cream and contain no pre-
servative other thar salt, ard no SUD
stance injurious to health. May De
| colored with harmless vegetable butter
,olor Process or reworked butter mus
not be labeled or sold for creamery or
dairy butter. .
Candy-Must not be adulterated by
terra alba. barytis, tale or any other
mineral substance. or contain poison
pus coloring or flavoTs or other ingre-
dents injurious TO health.
Catsups-Must not contain injurious
ingredients, coloring matter or pre-
servatives.
Cider-Must be true to name and
certain no artificial coloring. preserv-
atives or substance injurious to health.
Apple cider must be made from pure
apple juice.
Chcese-Must be made from pure
| milk and cream. Each cheese and each
box must be stenciled' South dakota
Full Cream CHEESE or skim or I'm
ltation," as the case may be, and De
true to name. Full cream cheese must
contain not less than 45 per cent but
ter fat in comparison with total solids.
If less than As per cent must be marked
skim. and IL containing n fat or OLE
| aeincus substance, or foreign fat. or
the fat of any stale, rancid or impure
butter. shall be branded imitation.
| Cheese factories must annuallv procure
license from food and dairy commits
sioner.
Cottolene-Nrust be sold only under
It's true name. Is legal II containing
no substance deleterious to health and
not made in imitation of lard.
IIQDOTS-kI uSI bS CIltliiiCdhy pNA~s
| free from all unnatural or abnormal
Ingredients and coloring matter. Must
not be mixed with other drugs or diff
ferent kinds of liquor nor with water.
Maple Sugar and Syrups-Must be
true to name. otherwise labeled adul-
terat-d.
Milk-Must be pure and unadulterat-
Grated Must not be taken from I'M
healthy cows or contain preserva-
tives of any description. This applies
to milk furnished to creameries or
cheese factories, by milk peddlers or
served to guests 1t any hotel, restau-
rant or boarding house.
Coffee-If old as such, must be true
to name, and not coated m concea in
Il riority. May be mixed with chicory
or other substance not injurious to
health if labeled Coffee compound"
and the Eame of the manufacturer and
his address. Coffee substitute composed
II cereals in combination, labeled or sold
as a substitute for coffee, may be sold
under a OR name, If the name is not
any one of the Ingredients contained
therein.
earned Goods-Must bear the name
and address of the packer and contain
no poisonous ingredient Or injurious
coloring matter. The greening of veg
etables is prohibited.
Cream of Tartar-Must be true to
name and unadulterated.
Extracts ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS or
packages must bear the name of the
manufacturer and his address, and the
name of the article. Must be pure, or
marked or labeled adulterated thus.
"Adulterated lemon" etc. Vanilla
favoring must be true 10 name and
upcolored. Compound extracts must
have the name of each ingredient on
the label of each bottle or package.
Extracts not made from fruit, berries
or beans must be labeled limitation
| Lemon or Limitation Vanilla etc,
and contain no Injurious substances.
Farinaceous Goods-Must be true to
name, pure and unadulterated. II
mixed or compounded, must be sold
under a coin name.
Honey-Must be pure, made by bees
from the natural seeretions of flowers
| and plants. If made by bees fed on
glucose, sugar or syrup and other ma
terials, must e a label giving the
name of the persons who fed or caused
to be fed the substance, the name OF
the substance from which the said SUBJ
stance was stored or made. Honey
mixed with glucose, sugar, syrup Or
any other substance, and not the legit-
innate product of the honey bee, shall
bear a label giving the name and adj
dress of the manufacturers and the
name of the substances from which II
was compounded.
Jellies-This embraces all foods and
preparations of foods known as Jellies,
whether prepared from animal or veg
etable products. They must In all cases
be pure and true to name, otherwise
they must be labeled with the name
and address of the manufacturer, and
the word mixture" or "adulterated,"
preceding the name of the article and
the grade and net weight of the article
contained In the package. No pre-
sentative or artificial coloring matter
is allowed.
Lard-This embraces the legitimate
and exclusive product OF the hog.
Adulterated lard may be sold IL the
package bears a label giving the name
and address OF the manufacturer and
the words "adulterated lard" and In
large type the name and approximate
proportions of the several constituents.
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