Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-01-04

Wisconsin contains the greatest and
richest DuIUer ana cheese producing
area IN the United States. This Is the
statement OF state DAIRY and ROOD
commissioner J. q. Emery yester-
gay. contemplating a map IN which the
area In question was blocked on.
That part Of the state or WiscOn-
sin" he said, lying south OF a hne
drawn from Alma, BunalO county on
the Mississippi river, the western
boundary or Wisconsin northeast anu
east through MRrshneld, Wood county
and through 10 Little Suamaco, Ocoh-
10 county and TO the eastern boundary
OF the state, comprising very generai-
liz the southern halI OF the STATE, Is
the rlcnesl GARY territory IN the
United states. FOR the size OF the
territory thus inclOsed there Is no
equaI IN the United states IN point oil
quantity OF product ana the quaiity IS
unexcelIed-"
Commissioner Emery is an enthus-
last On Things Lhat nave 10 do with
the Iarm ana garry herd in Wisconsin
ana nas In ms possession information
To TmIy bear out the accuracy OF MS
large statement
Cneesemakers TO Meet.
The annual convention OF the Wis
consan Cneese Makers association VIII
De nel1 IA AIIwaukee, January ., and
), a. me convention looms OF tie ne
publican mouse. Inc program mas
JusL Usen announced Dy the Omcers OF
the association ana IL cOnIalns a
prospectus Ga what promises 10 De one
"a Jne rIcnesI gatherings 10 TINS ini-
pOrIauI class "a business men ever
neIu Al the state.
Un me opening day, Wednesday, 10
a. IL, me auuress 81 welcome wln be
ueIssered By WlIIIam Sleg, president
OF the AI4IWauhee Alnleuc cIuO, anu a
response Tor the delegates wlu be
maue BY X. Is. BaIes OF Manson.
tsrssluenL J. II. Powell OF Stevens
POINT Will deliver the annual press
uenIs address, after which Inere Will
be the appointment OF committees and
the Inspection OF EXHIBITS.
WEDNESDAY afternoon there will be
addresses ana papers by prominent
Cheesemakers on topics or interest
ana vaIue 70 the profession, the speak
ers being h. Nj. Scott, She0oygan
Fallss Matthew Michaels, Garnet; II.
}. BamIOrd, Plymouth; and Frank
DewhIrst.
c. II. Everett of Racine, editor OF
the Wisconsin Agriculturst, wlll ad-
dress the convention Thursday morn
ing, as viii also PlOL G.. Short, Fort
AJEInsOn; T.. j. PiggOtt, Chicago;
Prof.. ii. J. NOyes, MuscOda; Prot X.
A. Moore, Madison; Prof. G. II. Parr
OF SJrathroy, Ontario, Canada; and
j. q. Emery, state dairy and food
commissioner Of Wisconsin, the lat-
ter speaking on the wisconsin laws
relating 70 clean and sanitary cOndi-
TONS in cheese factories
Educational Exhibit.
There will be an educational ex-
hibit and contest OF cheese produced
In Wisconsin and awarding OF medals
and diplomas To the winners. Z. l..
AderhOld, state travelling cheese in
struCtOr, viii make his report
The business session will occur in
the evening. consisting Of the report OF
the secretary, u 5. Baer OF Madison,
report OF the board OF directors by +.
J. Karlin OF Monroe and report OF the
treasure John b. McCready OF Ne.
nOmonie. Special committees will
report and the annual election of OIL
GERS viii be held. The final sessions,
Friday. will be addressed by II. X.
LOOMS. ShebOygan Falls; Sidney c.
Thompson, WinterpOrt, Me; state
dairy and food commissioner of
Maine; Prof. Barr Of Ontario; w. G.
Thomas. ShebOygan Fails: W. d.
COllyer, Chicago. representing the
United States department of agricul-
ture; u. S. Baer; r. A. Murray, Cuba;
after which addresses there win be
In each case discussion by the dele
gates.
The Wisconsin cheesemakers' asso-
citation Is the largest organization OF
It's kind in America, If not in the entire
world IL was organized in March
%, 1893 and incorporated February 2,
$500