The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1906-09-28
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Dairy Markets.

veor the writer has
For over .,,r Studying the dairy
en- crlticahy state and the infor.
at;on secured may be salnn l,
igs isAaMsii.t si the ,,eitiss Of the st state g
',NlosS. ,1rrScsllent ~ markets Tor a
--..s ..''.ssa clsss Of milk and cream ~
l.tarcers litt This class of PRODUCES E
's,aliy resides within q lew ins @ 81
'suai,S Mn y o;tv and max q ASspeciaity Oh
Hairy farming' IN MAJ 20, able to 4
these I producers are iot t,a aosI Short, e)
Wet Wet the demands, and the s'o s"n-
! % ae could he very prohtaoiS ound ou
pgo g;,d s0 Nv farmers farther remoeEu %
Piieu ' the cities, if they would 'aSo 1i
iTon, a;ns TO handle and cool !he
the p',nd p,,d cream properly so that
these products could be slhpp'N
rah;h Ehs bu,k of milk and cSsam,
aver m is produced by. farHsae Eho
nome'd; "re d;stantly located from tns nS
nor nor onds as a rule, is conver'eeEo eo
Sinto butter, selling ir9m m;o ~ average
cents per pound. Inc from IS
r;cs for thisbutter ranges from Thoss no
30 cents per pound. tsSs aSSs
a f.sxe suitably equipped anu -,.ats .sss
A,Xns Ia hooking up ni"i'
/ fE3<SsIiy have no difficulty IN seoua ar
N;an average of 25 cents pea
Aln al .,e vaar round. But those
3$kpqu .no and equipped are COM
:l0k ds3tively few. 49,, hard a.
e Srk for year or more trSihs ut y
pa a for the Is and 20 cents put.e .e
S""m onnd Nrkets that shall pay them 9e5se ss
: UuAN Nfts it, The market for thiss clas
mt. ad,,cers Pnssi is a Gathersa Crear
mt to which the cream frol
.ioiis parts of the state nays
,,a lfpped and made into a n,ns n.s
ana tde butter. Such cream pla'
&c. fue or,erv ] we have had und
S t.au'nlat;on for long time al
senp nrs now nearly ready for
ment % 3Atrnction. The cos' eaooN "a a,
heum N will approximate s4co' q q
hing. Sores an expert TO run ~. s,,
}, be- {Sjem therefore is, Can a su %,
Inion u IN dnt amount of cream De ;S ou sSn
Mill e tne SYM of money? This is for
. the tdsettle. ost everv res
ulted We urgcnIiy ~ hoa had d
they ofthis article who mas ,at n" or
,ut it cuIty in finding a marke' ~ ~
ii the heen selling his butter Il. sto
mo hfaod oe:m ass 70 write us at once STA
,1Ie 1Ieed prices hsr 70 ~. Of cows from which
4 at a a mayt4ish to contr,ou.e ,sh,~ J tha
e box. x. It pay be stated T9@sr1i ana mani am
aal-,'Ttu ture of the butter is paid by
ANA crcame2 2ry. This price is consi
ably higher than the bulk of
butter SELLS for, besides there is
savingVof the labor in making
butterH an item of no little &C
quenceA Moreover such a cr'
cry assuf fes all producers a pc
nent mArket for any amour
cream.'
To those who will send us
names 9md the number of
from which they wish to contr
creamy we will send cir
describing in full all details
nectcd3with the cream plant
its martagement. For exampl
will tel you that the patrons o
1ext creameiy will receive pay for
- o5a cream weekly and that no ia
ne buy buy is under any obligation whatcv
licking, patronize it any longer tina
lasting wishes, 1t will contain a con
" sve schedule of prices for every. n
nes in of the year, and many otheTs t
oil in too numerous to mention hcr\
lion of We must know about how
. amman ,nint COWS can be counted on. Ii
the p'ii oil ested at all, you will ccrtainl,
t ,ohat us by letter or postal the mum
Paint COWS available on your farm.
lives. information is absolutely nee
wv Wv and md and we trust that for your
ticking interest And for the sake OF
out by the development of the dair
FACTORS, dustry OF the state you will
road;ny this couItesy.
stayine Address, JOHN MITcHELs,
factory, Division Animal Husbandr.
y have Dairying, Clemson College
strong