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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-26
"a A WOODED 20
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reservation the lakes are simply teeming with
the best varieties Fishing not being fad with
the Indians the lakes have remained almost un-
disturbed since their beginning.
For the Man with the Gun.
The new line, running as it does through $50
miles of lakes, timber and openings, skirts the
great prairies for the greater part of it's course
1t has it's start in prairie country, where the
smaller game abounds in it's season. Through
out Douglas county and portion of Otter Tail,
prairies are within easy access Of any station on
prairies appear all being more or less frequented
by prairie chickens, which are also plentiful on
the White Earth Reservation. In these three
counties, Astounding as they are with lakes and
ponds, dozen varieties of ducks are to
be found. Wild rice and wild celery grow in
abundance in many Of the lakes and streams,
to attract Wild fowl IN yrads VII" There Gx is ex cell
lent goose shooting in the season. Quail and
partridge are plentiful The same conditions
appear throughout Becker county in the MAN.
The reserve, of course, owing to it's great tracts
of uncut pine, is a refuge for wild game that
even the Indians do not seriously disturb. Deer
quently seen and the hunter for big game, if he
fancies bear, will have no difficulty in meeting
with them. In and around Alexandria Detroit,
or at the White Earth Agency, the hunter for
large or small game will find guides, boats,
wagons and tents. He need bring moth
ing with him but his dog and gun.
Farming.
The country is rapidly becoming recognized as nearly
perfect for stock daryng. Natural meadows, pure
water and suciency Of woodland with soil that is
strong and productive Of all necessary stock forage and
grain Red clover thrives, timothy is more abund
ant and white clover grows naturally. Corn cu-
ure successful the three counties and also
a give h0un
tu CROP One Of the advantages of this territory is
the abundance of homegrown fruit. Strawberries
raspberries backberries and gooseberres grow wild
and in profusion. Plums and cherries also native
and plentiful. This new country has great future
especially the White Earth Reserve which now becomes
easily accessible to settlers.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-01-21

To live we'll md happy use economical
RtoveR.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-01-21

Wheeler q Wilson sewing machines are the
best, all guaranteed. W.D. barksaaie'
A fresh lot Of candy evely week at NIL.
ford's mp TO date drug store.
Old mountain Buck Wheat Just arrived. We
also have the self raising buck wheat.
L. I. r. II. Miller.
Winter goods. All grades OF winter goods
may now be found at Hadcon's
Anything In the drug line can be had at
Miifords Drug store. o l07.
Call on I. T. q 7. n. Miller for your Gu
rents. raiainA and citrou.
100 pair ladies' hose and mems sox. the loc
kind. Just received and going at 30 q pair
while they last. w. d. BaTksdale.
For Ralston's health oat meal, pancake
-four, break last food. barly focd, go 70 L. T.
T. d. Miller.
Mako our store your headquarters when you
come to the Fair. A hearty welcome awaits
you. c. A. Milford, The Druggist
Toilet sets. manicure nets. vases. leather
goods, and fine cologne. at Milford's Drug
Sc ores
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-01-21
BIG HONEY In TRUCKING
n. n. Matthew, OF Smith Ceanty.
Texas, gess slseo frem 10 Acres Of
Ge0nA&

fexass goes 1AS0o res 10 AoFos %
Gro0nA.
The Cottoo Bolt Route, throngh its 0eneral
P~Ha1sn4er Department et 81 Loais, 10 giving
q data segAFdipg the growing OF nuits and
VERSAILLES along N lines In Eastern Texsa-
Here % what Q Smith County man accom-.
plishsd during the sesson Just passed. the
interview Appearing In the "Divefsaner,
pubiished ~ Tyler, Texas.
Nj. II. 3. Matthew'S said:
sI had tvo and Q hair neres In strawberries;
euthsre0 ai2 crates; sold for $40. ! pot out
eight aOFea In tomatoes; gathered lsO cratee
cold fcs 90: plAnted the came q ~ -iaH
oorn and All Irish potatoes; corn did only
ftrty well : potatoes made nne CROP AND
ntherfn9 as this writing. and expect % real
Eno Q rood price Tor them In the spring fs
soed. had iour aeree planted 70 Jones
VntsysnslonR, from which ! sold 31c0. ! had
ak aorss IN pumpkin Jams; two acres ! Set
early md fur acfea late nom the Early
patch I Ratkered $50 bushels and cold them
FOR no. and tho late planting ! am no,
through gathering though am selling thom
a. % cents o bushei % I gather them. ! can,
mot aoil hoR much Der scFe they will yield:
hSve one and q hal acres In black berries,
nom which I sold 500. And for ! think
or tie outlook OF DOR country and truck busl'
ness I wcuid DO almost afraid 70 tell my bon.
ct oSinton, for some would think I was 9
DID land oVnef and had lots OF land 70 sell. ]
am Only o small truck grower, and have ooor
II The 6osinese bot Q short time oat roc
my o1psF1enoe and observations ! think thai
D outlook fos our part OF Tho country u
AatteeaDg."
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-01-21

Dear sir: Would 700 ike the agency O.
Doyoe Lood and Zine paint-the "feWSr-gal
Iona uoays,longera patntf
m n an 20 tell you that 10 10 going 20 lessen
the mount OF paint sold In your town for
each 900; bot &c fs going % more t~han-doubic
ths satisfaction that people have found ~
agency q going 70 increase his b0ssness BY
getting more Joo4.
Il hss never faiIed to do Il ". B. Arnold q
Co.. Waierville,. Maine, bought Slo5 OF Devoe
SlfSe. Doi9 Brothers OF LowvilIe, N. Y.
bcoSht 10 In 1859. In 1901. 1881. Fowler q
8ellsrs, White Plains. N Y.-lS9S, sle8 1901.
S77sa Lcggett 4 Psddio, 9lens Fails, N. y
l00e, eSS&s 1e0l, SS796.
Write to them.
You N know too much about . paint
thaS's going 20 increase business like that.
and DO : much for the people Of your town.
Youra tuiy,
r. w. DEyoE b Co.
New York.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-01-21
Wanted.

We would ike to ask, through the columns
OF your paper, II there u q person VINO nas
used Green's August Flower for the cure oil
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, aud Liver Troubles
that has not been cured-and We also mean
their results. such ~ sour stomach. fermenta
ton of food, habitua! c~os'iseness. nervous
dyspepsia, headaches, respondent feelings.
sieeplessness-in fact. any trouble connected
With the stomach or liver? This medicine
has been sold for many years In nj, civilized
countries, and We wish to correspond w!tn
you and send you one OF our b0Gks free oil
coat. II you never tried August Flower. try Q
% cent bottle hrs,. We have never known oil
It's failing. II 30. something more serious 10
the matter With you. The % cent size mas
Just been Introduced this year. Regular size
Is cents. At all druggist. Speed Drug Co.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-01-21

49, ,s s4ss s. 2; v'da,ns presents go to
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-01-21
Notice to Tax Payers.
For the Purpose of Accommodating the Public IL the
Matter of Making Their Tax Returns. I Will Visit
the Places Mentioned Below on the Dates
Indicated in Schedule.

"A LLRErURNs MUST BE MADE UNDER GATE, AND ALL FEE
sonal property returned at Its true market value ~
Persons not making their returns between January ist 1907 ana seofu a
airy oMh, l903 are liable to penalty OF 80 per cont. This penalty VIII . en- g
forced against dehnquents; for the failure to enforce 1t heretofore has pat
premium o n neglect Of the law. f@%%f 8S
The returns Of those who conform to the law ~ placed before the Town
ships and County Boards, while those who disregard the lv come In sher the
meeting of the Boards and return tn suit themselves. The enforcenent y TINS
80 per cent. penalty will correct this evil. HI
Employers are requested to return oil Of their employees after notifying
them and getting q statement Of their property.
Returns will not be taken by mail unless they are sworn obenfe some
proper officer. This does not apply, however, to persons retrrnlng only lAnd.
All improvements on and transfers Of real estate must he reported TO the
County Auditor. 80
NV Appointments Are 40 Follows SO
Calhoun Falls, Tuesday and Wednesday, January 18th and i4th.
LowudesvIle, Thursday and Friday, January 18th and 1eth. A8z4
Mt Carmel, Monday and Tuesday, January 10th snd 10th.
Wellington, Wednesday, January 2lt
Bordeaux, Thursday, January END.
Mccormick, Friday and Saturday, January 23rd and 24h. s$f
Due West. Tuesday and Wednesday, January 9th and 18th.
Donalda, Thursday and Friday. January 18th and both.
Antevnle, from January LIST to February Goth.
Long Cane. at A. F. Carverus from January let to February 18th. EMsl
Level Land, at Bryants store, from January let to February Afh. 4
Office open at Abbevine, January 7h, sh, 9th and 10th and February -
and 10th inclusive. bGF A
Ow Ing to The uansfer of the Treasurers ofHce to the TreasureT-ect, this Of
fee and that Of the Treasurer will he closed from January LIST and 9Th indurs
sNe q my time will be occupied In making the necessary settlement
II. e. Cox, AUDITOR
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-01-21
s..shsrn Railway schedule.

0onS6eSn Halfway bcncouie.
Trains for HodRss leave Abesvilla 3. G., No.
O. (dnilyl ass q M; No. 3 daily 1850 .. m.
Nc. 4 (dsiiy) LIS ?. M; No. 50 daily ITO ?. q.
Trains irom Hodge arrive AbSeyilie. No; 5.
SfdaiiyCa.E .. M; No. IS daily Dos p: N.
Cioss cornfctscn % Hodges With through
trains for 0Ieenviiic, Columbia, Charleston,
etc, connecting at 9reenvilie for A. d 2. D.
vision points and the East, also Asheviile. At
lsnta, els. Through sieepers Hodges 70 Char.
lesion, on train connecting With 81.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-01-21

n Always In demand, whether II IN
nFoand forty .eigh t pounds OF the best patent
1our, or 10 sought at i've cents q yard: a
Good many people woul rather get q Cd Inch
ioVel out OF the aack their fiou comes pack
81 10 than buy the towel at the dry GOODS
sSors. n that 10 why every forty..eiRnt
fsrE AK T. Z. 4 4. M.Milier for u.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-01-21
|Trv the Cash Hammer on
CT T. N N.
E. F. GIlLIARD,
r..

III AS moved, and occupies! the rooms mp
Stair In Knox's Hall, and IL now pro
pared 70 do all Kinds Of repairing and clean
Ing OF gentlemen'e clothes on short notice.
Samples Of suits always ON q Chafge
reasonable
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-01-21

Lat Sunday might Rev. r. b. Wells preach
Cd an earnest and Instructive Deru1on irom
the pubjecs, sMosaef, Home and Heaven
BE dVSit with great emphasis upon the
povsr and iniiueuce OF mothers In the home
and then what made up the ideal home. .
place where love. 10y and peace dwell o al
hearts we're united; next presented this ioeai
homo. ala remarks nj illustrations wer,
very 1Rs md held the olosese attention Of the
oonaregAtion.
HSSv3cM ware held In the Catholic Church
Last Sunday By Father 0winn.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-01-21

Nj. Apdrsv Penney now carries the mail
Deer Rocte No. ! instead OF Mr.. Frank
,nsS has 'a's h'' lot Win the s''o''s' A"
~. EnEsns MCMILLAN nov distributes mall
over ROute no. 3 In place OF NJ. ~
Biounl ybo 10 also In the employ OF me go
eenteunsn VIII fully sustain the good reputa-
Zoo OF The former earTiers and thereby wln
the rood Will Of their pasrona V logGlng
Along over Route No. - usual, having lost
aniy ihrce dave ous Of ls months serviceS
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-01-21

.Glenn, I want 2 good cotton horse collars. q
on, names and traces, o Dixie Boy plow and
Extra points. some good steel plows. Q Dbl Il.
P. Molaases, 2 bills. good a pat. Flour. a box
Su~ilivan's Tobacco. 100 Bus. corn, . ska. Rscs
Meal. Q pr. good piow shoes, ! pr. thoao good
KSuraroo Women Shoes, IS yds. CheViOts
for shirts. 2 pr. pants, " hats" and some
garden seed.
I may Try 5 Tons Of your high grade Guano
and acid. ! made fne crop potatoes from
your Red Bliss seed last season. My Wife
says ave her . setting OF Plymouth Rock
egRB,"
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-01-21
MARsrAGs BELLS CHINE ON
WHIrk-wRIGHr

The marriage ceremony Of Mr.. George y.
law Whiss, Of this city. will BE- solemnised n
u o'clock today In The Presbyterian Cnnrcn.
Rss. J. EoWrie Wilson u. D. oficiatng.
Tho bride eleos 10 The daughter OF M. eno
Mira George White Of this city, q 10 eyoung
lady OF cHlture and refinement, moving IN .
Aree eircle Of friends Who love = esteem
her so9 her true womaniy worth. Toe groom
n % be congratulated upop winning one o.
young ladies.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-01-21

THIS FULL FLOODED JERSEY BULL
Il N now In the stable or Lot OF Alfred Fl
liscn, where he will rornaiu i~ndeinitely.
r. r. TOLBERT.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-01-21

II you want pure Drugs put In your pre-
acripiion and put mp promptly. nes'ly and
accurately, sand them io.us. DIR. Geo. Pen
ney and I will do IL to yonr satisfaction.
Night calls No.. "a. Z. A. Milford, the Drug.
gisI Phone lGT.
Come and see us for anything.
W. d. Barksdsie.
We are the school book people. We may
not be able 10 you In any quaniaties, bot We
Co,
Oh eese, m~scaropi. Parched coffee, l0c.
Rice &c. Starch, soap at TempIe,on's.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-04

4 foN years aao ! was a commercial
traveller. At one time we received
very good salaries, but merchants got
% cutting up the field into SO many
nail districts that they eradually cut
ar tht salaries into good MANY lit
lie ones Ny salary kept coming down
till at last lust before setting Out ON
my return from q "Trip, | received a note
from my employers stating that my
services would no longer be required,
What | was to dc. how support my
wife and child. did not know. My
train did not leave for several hours.
and | spent the time in hotel loung-
ing. The distance to the depot was
but a five minutes walk. but | started
half an hour before traintime and had
twenty-five minutes to wait there.
Seating myself, watched the people
coming and going or waiting. as was.
A young man with curious combina-
ION of red hair and black eyes passed
before me. went TO the ticket Office
and purchased ticket. He carried
suit case. There was nothing remark
able about that. for nowadays every
one carries suit cases. Indeed one OF
my own was resting on the seat beside
me. When the train was called.
entered sleeping car. where | found
the young man with red hair ana
black eyes. He was putting his be-
longings into a berth directly opposite
my own In due time all went to bed
and the lights were turned low.
In the middle of the night walk
ened with the stopping of the train.
which, by the way. always wakens me
and. hearing loud talking in the rear
end of the car. looked out to see what
was the matter. The young man who
had occupied the berth opposite me
was leaving the train in company with
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-04
Always Darkest Before Day

a man who carried his suit case. In
4 moment all was quiet. and | turned
GXer and went to sleep again.
arriN ed at home on q very gloomy
morning and it was gloomier still when
announced TO my Wife that was out
Gt g position. She was a pucky Wo-
nan and instead of desponding. by
her cheerful behavior did what she
could To brace ne. After breakfast
j didn't know where we were to
got a dinner went down to the store
and wound up my affairs there AS |
had overdrawn my salary there was
nothing due me. | was too discourag-
e.! 10 go out and look for new job
so | returned to my home to talk the
matter over With my wife.
She met me at the door with an
with fear.
George" she said what does this
mean?"
What mean?"
Have you yielded to temptation?"
No"
Then where did you get all that
money!"
What money!
In your suit case. And what did
you do with your clothes?'
For heavens sake tell me what
You are talking about"
Come upstairs.
She led the way to our bedroom and
tt ere open on the bed was the suit case
With several bundles of bank bills in
t which had been packed in some old
clothes.
Dora, | said, .'sOme one has
changed suit cases with me. 1t looks
as if bank had been robbed and the
thief on the eve of arrest had found
ii convenient to turn over the pro-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-04
Toe Solemn for Her.

very beautiful little tot of about
fVe summers held a place yesterday
in one Of the supreme court seats.
y lille the learned jurists Wore hand
ing down their Wcighty decisions. The
court WAS the embodiment OF dignity.
& much so that it was almost oppres-
z.ye The little aTi fdgeted in her
lace as the Justices in monOtOn0u@
tones, expended fine points OF law.
and she shook her head. adorned with
Il big picture hat. in impatience.
Then came a pause One jurist
ceased to speak. as he had given forth
all he had TO say on some important
l;1igation The silence was thick
enough to be cut with a knife. as they
sometimes say in the books
The messenger by the noisless fold
ing of the doors shifted from one
foot to the other, the throng Of lawyers
within the bar waited breathlessly
for the next decision to be announced.
Still no justice spoke.
It was more than the little girl with
the picture hat could endure. Mann
ma. she said in voice audible even
UP to the judicial bench, "why don't
SC me one laugh ?''-Washington Post.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-04

Goods to me Who're is fbc mornioz
sapoT9"
SA4=troasitf tbt-earer- and fhcrr ON
l.e Ge,t PAGE Na+ the Heade=. ~
fy-t ii lire Tenu National Baut cash
'Faen came an account Of how 1t
GefauItine cashier had been caught iii
9 sleeping car the night before, The
t., ',aSurr had not been recovered.
"'fhat's s The explanation, | said, and
save Dora an account of the young
man with red hair and black eyes.
Some time before his arrest he had
undoubtedly changed suit eases with
he The article closed with a state
ment that the reward of 10 per cent
the money recovered offered by
the bank had been doubled.
| counted the bills and found 81 l..
~ in all The reward would be $la,
9oS.40. took Dora in my arms and
danced With her around the room.
'iiave You lost your senses" She
asked as soon as she could get away
nom me
No there is big reward offered
Tor the recovery Of this money. All
We have to do is TO take il to tie bank
and get the reward'
called a carriage which had no
money of my own to pay for and. pHt-
ting the bills back in the case accom-
ranied by Dora, drove 10 the Tenth
National Bank Arriving there. left
! ora With the treasuro aud, going INTO
the bank. sent my card 10 the prr&i=
dent When admitted told him the
story much as have told it here.
Did yoa count the money" he
asked.
Yes. II counted $74.542.' = replied.
There is but $ missing" he said.
.Where is it now
In charge of my ~fe in a carriage
ii the door.
Bring il in.
When ! Fe1n-ne3 With tHe treasure
The president WAS Writing =etrcls.
Ee opened fho ease eatleA a=fellef
10 count tie monee and &heH it Was
51.i4l.e.} handed me the check. which
was. as Ind figured it. $l9.9aSsf7. /
&vPa II AZ boa as col ifta lse= c;tlz
rage. and We reat NasN l@a.5s5i IN
anh aft"a.s arms.
That e9qaia4 We=ajue4 slraNeaa1f*'E.
md = GEW Wee}>s lafer beaaMe head
4 q firm to daal il the goods had
been selling OH tie road. | sm naW
making money Martin Crane Port
land.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-04

On days mentioned below the sale
# oEc-Way Colonist tickets is author.
lied f.om ST Louis, Thehis, Cairo
nd Memphis, under the following
:Jnditions: One-half of the standard
first class one-way rate, plus $500.
Missour.-All points on st. L., s.
w. Ry., south of Delta, Mo.
Arkansas-All paints, except Lit
tie Rock and points on Little Rock
Branch between Altheimer and Lit
tie Rock
Texas-All points.
Louisiana.-To all points on the Cot
ton Belt. kansas City Southern. T.
& p. Except New Orleans), H. & 8.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-04

and Southern Pacific Except La
Fayette).
Oklahoma and Indian Teri tory
Al points.
Dates of Stakeholder 21st, No
vember II. End 18th, December End
and 10Th. 1902; January 9Th and goth,
February "a and 18th and April lth
and 21st 1903
Tickets are to be second class tick
cts, limited to continuous passage,
and plainly st" mped on each coupon
"Colonist.' These tickets will not be
honored in standard sleeping cars.
f. W. LeBEAUME.
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-04
ASTORIA.
Bears the Il The Kind You Have Always B0ugh.
Signature % .lZVI7A
Last But Not Least.

Barnum's ''bearded lady" is dead.
This removes one of the last vestiges
of Populism- Louis Globe Demo
crat
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-04

1t is easier to be philosopher than
It is to make living at it.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-07-29
Right. Of Sheen Owners.

On the trial of an action brought by
Agnes Smith against George Wetherill
in the Oneida County. New York. court,
10 recover damages for the alleged I'M
lawful killing by the defendant of her
dog. the evidence showed that the ami
NAL was shot on premises adjoining
those owned by Wetherill, after he had
been chasing sheep. The defendant as
serted that he was justified in shoot
ing the dog under a statute which pro-
vided that any person may kill any
dog which he shall see chasing, wor-
rying or wounding any sheep. The
trial Justice charged the jury, p a
matter of law, that the statute was not
a defense, because the dog Was not
chasing or worrying or woun ling any
sheep at the time he was SHOT The
fourth appellate division. on an appeal
for a verdict against Wetherill, has de-
c.6ad that the charge was erroneous.
AT common law" said Justice Nash,
fer the court, "a dog might be killed
In defense of or when necessity for
the protection or preservation of prop
erty. The statute goes Farther II pro-
yides FOR the killlag of a dog that
wrongfully cnuses, worries n wounds
sheep. If it does these things, 1t must
be killed. '-Amercan C~ultiyator.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-07-29
THIRTY A G


Non-union coopers at New York were
moobed by union workmen for making
barrels by a new process.
Igualada. Spain, was sacked and burn
ed by 600 Carlist troops.
A proposition was made to annex all
of the State of Mississippi north Of the
T~allahatchie to Tennessee, and turn the
remainder over to the negroes. because
10000 of them lad emigrated from
Georgia and had pre-empted the best
plantations of the State.
Cushman X. Davis, afterwards United
States Senator. was nominated for Gov
ernor of Minnesota by the Republican
State convention.
six hundred persons died of cholera at
Cairo. Egypt.
Secretary Of the Navy Chandler recall
ed his famous fashion plates ard patterns
for Officers uniforms. which tae news
papers described as modelei after the
costumes in "Pinafore."
Thousands Of New York cfgarmakers
were locked CIT by manufacturers be-
cause of a dispute between two unions.
The Manchester pa Steel Company
failed FOR nearly $1,aoo.eO0.
Gen. Tom Thumb (Ctarles H. STRAIT
toni died at Middleboro. Mass.
The profits Of Charts T. Howard,
largest s~tockhoIder in RE Louisiana lot
terry Company. were estimated 81 500
600 for the year Aad Of John A. Morris
at S2S01s0
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-07-29
Tin. for creameries.

MIX cans should be washed aud ster-
liked with steam at the factory, and
some other receptacle should be used
to return the skim milk or whey TO the
farm. II the ans are used for this
purpose they should by all "a be
emptied as soon as they reach the
farm. thoroughly washed and scaldesl
and placed on Il rock in an inverted
position with the covers OF.
Dair, markets should be developed
by selling products os known stand
ards put up in such forms that the
consumer win get the original package
and know It's grade or quaiity.-1m,
nols Bulletin No. IS.