The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1904-02-26
Roseburg Creamery.


ON account of the almost impossible
condition OF the roads, thus precluding
the possibility of making "a personal
canvass, we are obliged 20 adopt this
medium OF advising the farmers of
the townships of Elk, Buel, Worth,
Fremont, Speaker, Brockway, Green
wood and part of Grant, and even
farther south, that we are now engag-
ed in the construction of creamery
plant at Roseburg for the manufacture
OF the cream gathered from the hand
separators only. The daily capacity OF
the plant will be 5000 pounds Of butter
and will be the most modern I'm con
struction and equipment of any in
Eastern Michigan.
by this method of handling cream
only we are enabled To manufacture
the butter, place IL on the market and
pay you within 3 cents of the highest
New York quotations. or in other
words. we stand all expense from the
time your cream is delivered To our
wagon until you get your money, for
three cents per pound, and we pay you
for the actual number OF pounds OF
butter your cream will make and not
as others are doing, for the butter fat.
In this way you are getting the full
benefit OF what is called the overplus.
which is equal 10 about 10 pounds on
100 pounds, and which most creameries
appropriate i'm addition 10 the price
they receive for making. Kindly in
vestigate and you will find that this
statement is correct.
You may doubtless wonder how we
can do this work for so small an amount.
IL Is easily explained. LIST, We require
but one-half the building capacity To
manufacture the cream, that is requiI.
ed for "a whole milk factory. End, The
machinery costs only one-half as much.
Bird. a one.horse wagon will gather rs
many pounds of butter in day as five
two horse milk wagons can do in the
same length of time, "A saving OF an
enormous expense ali along the line.
With the hand separator you not only
have "A saving of % per cent IN close
skimmlng. but you have your warm,
sweet, skim milk at home, where II be
! longs.
IL would seem that the possibility Of
calling on you personally Is very un-
certain, and for that reason we VIII ask
all those who are willing 10 give us a
/ trial 90 kindly write rs at Roseburg
and state about the number OF COWS
| you have and ask us for any further
| information you may desire and tell
all of your nelghOors who may not be
| fortunate enough To get this paper To
do the same. In writing kindly give
section and township In which you
| live. We do not ask you to bind your
selves TO furnish cream for any length
OF time, but we do ask you to give us
trial and II We cannot satisfy you,
you are at perfect liberty To drop us at
any time.
We will pay you your money once or
| twice a month, as desired. We require
no bonus from you for the privilege of
patroniZing our factory, as is some
times done, but prefer 90 do the donat-
! ing ourselves by way OF according you
treatment not accorded by other fac
| tories.
TO those who have not as yet pur.
chased separator we would say that
we are agents for the celebrated Shar-
| pels Separst -, Sampie uf which IN
now on exhibition in our store, which
we believe To be the best on the market.
Now prepare 10 get your cream ready
and kindly write us as above requested
and we will arrange TO do the rest.
We will start our creamery wagons
not later than April LIST If the roads
will possibly permit. We have secured
the services of &. a. Broadly, whose
name frequently appears in the Dairy
Journals as the champion butter maker
of.the state. We intend operating our
plant the year round IL conditions of
the roads will permit.
Yours respectfully,
| M MCINTYRE a Co.