Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-30

Clothing Mayer Bros. and Ed Cert & Co
Boots and Shoes-Ed Cert & Co, Mayer
Bros, Rogers & Perkins.
Dry GoOds-Rudge q Guenzel Co. and
II. Herpolsheimer Co
STATE PENITENTIARY.
Soal-W hitebreast company. SSll4S
Groceries-Hargreaves Co, S,S5sS6
Meats-Armour q Co, 1870.
Flour and Feed-Barber & Foster san.
Steam F1ttings-Western Supply company,
S2Sl. 40.
1ardware-Hal Bros. Co, $3.50.
leather and Findings-Branch Bros. Co.,
Dry Goods-Rudge 8 Guenzel Co, ss9.S.
Clothing-Mayer Bros. and Ed Cert eco.
HOME FOR THE FRIENDLEsS.
Coal-Whitebreast company $365.5O
Sroceries-Johnson & Lind, $3.50.
Bread-A Geistlnger g. Co. S6S7l
Meats-Henry Pfeiff S2SS. 90.
Soap Chips-Cudahy Co, $50
Lard-Swift and Company S31S7
Dry Goods-Rudge & Guenzel Co., S1O3.2O.
HOSPITAL CRIPPLED CHILDREN.
Hospital Supplies-H. J. Penfoid Co and
marley Drug company.
Program of Dairymen.
FOLLOWING is the program of the twenty
second annual meeting of the Nebraska
Dairymen's association, to be held at the
state farm, Lincoln, Tuesday and Wednes-
day January 1916, 1907:
TUESDAY-99O A. M
ADDRESS by president, Henry c. Gliss-
Report of secretary. S. C. Bassett, Glib
Appointment of committees.
- starting and Managing a Dairy" ], A.
Harris, Lexington "
Why Use the MIX Scales in the Barn, 80
Il II. Stillson York.
40 1880 p. NJ.
some Finding of the Dairy Depart
IeIS, state Experiment station, Prof A.
Ia Haecker, State university.
Milking Machines" Prof. O. Err Kan
sas Agricultural college.
AZ y. m. cows will be MIXED with q
Inllklng machine, In the presence of the
audience, and the working of the machine
LuLy explained; owing to lack of room adj
ibbissi ION, 70 the live stock pavilion, while
lle mixing machine is in operation will
De united to members of the Dairymen's
association only.
nm, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 49,
y;5O a. m, report of committees.
Election of officers
-, Needed Dairy Legislation" Prof. A. L.
HACKER chairman of committee.
the dairy division United States Depart
ment of Agriculture.
1870 z. NJ
Feeding Dairy Cows" Prof II. G. Van
Peit, Iowa Agricultural college
~ WIhlat Dairyman Saw in Europe" H.
Cow judging contest.
REGULATIONS FOR COW JUDGING
CONTEST.
, FRO rata premium, 800. Open to mem
bers of the association only There will
De seven 90 cows in the contest. The pro
rata premium Will be divided among those
scoring 80 points out of a possible 40 points,
IN proportion to the number of points scored
above %; provided that of the pro rata
Iund no contestant shall receive to exceed
the sum of SIS. The judging will be done
on Wednesday, January 16, at D. m. at
the live stock pavilion.
REGULATIONS FOR BUTTER EXHIBIT.
Open to members of the association only.
Pro rata premium, creamery butter SIS;
pro rata premium, dairy butter, $25 Print
butter, first Sc; second 81; third SO; fourth
" Ornamental butter. first So; second 81;
third 50; fourth 81. Cheese, first So second
"A; third 50; fourth 81.
Creamery butter exhibits for pro rata
premiums shall consist of not less than
ten-pound packages, dairy of not less than
hve-pound. OF the pro rata premiums no
of IS.
Scale of points for butter: Flavor 45.
grain 25, color 10, sailing TO- style of pack
age and packing 5. Total, 100
All pro rata premiums will be divided
among the entries In competition scoring
above the minimum of So points in pro-
portion to the number Of points scored
above the minimum. All butter and cheese
exhibits should be forwarded by express,
charges prepaid, not later than January
IA, and addressed to A L. Hacker, Ex-
pertinent Station, Lincoln, Neb. The but
ter and cheese exhibit will be held in the
dairy building, state farm.
Any person may become a member of
this association. Annual membership fee
81. All sessions will be held in the live
stock pavilion at the state farm. Head
quarters for the association will be at the
Lindell hotel.