The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-31
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Gals take theirs, and SO check Up their
work." he declared ..ft
MIR. It. #. Rennie Endorsed the recon-
mendations of Mr.. Scott as to forming
an association. The time is coming
said Mr.. Rennie, when the city will
pass a tuberculosis act and require al
cows to be examined before their milk
..We should have q committee to go
before the next Legislature, and nsk
for a State law providing that when
cows are Killed on account of tuber-
for every one 80 killed.
| .It is time we were getting togeth-
er and standing together, and working
together. We should have xan o y g, nj
1t is not tho wish OF any dairyman
present to furnish an inferior grade
of milk either in quality or In clean-
liness There are as large a, proporr-
ton OF honest men In the milk bnsl-
ness as there are In any other line OF
business with which I am acquainted
One-NInn Governments.
Mr.. Bellwood also spoke on. the prob
able Introduction Of u tuberculosis
s snas At a,ssr '' AS n To- ! ai
test" continued Mr.. Bellwood, what
I will agree to do, and the only thing
will agree to do. Is to give them the
erly cooled and without adulteration.
We must stand together in this mat
ter, and demand OF every. member OF
our association that we give the I, p p"b-
Mr.. w. l.. Brittle characterized the
present conditions OF the dairy business
as living under one-man govern
continued. 81 would like to have an
experienced man. and a man with some
tudgment---not one who has tried the
dairy business and made ii failure OF
| f,t Fra
bacteria ! cannot afford as n business
proposition, to send into Richmond
fresh cows milk. unadulteratcd, to the
market. and have 1t poured into the
gutter for the lack OF certain chemical
qualities of which | am Ignorant. 1t
seems to me that IL such things are to
be done, there should be intelligent men
az he head of the movement"
Inspection a Farce, lie snys.
Mr.. Charles U. Williams was intro
law and the dairy business. Mr.. VIII
| liams opened his remarks by telling OF
| those who affect to know more than
they do, and that such men might be
/ tlnued.
"The milk inspection In Rich
monh ~ mere farce. The
i nhiec,ed came me ,, to my place and
| my COW barn. I have a 200-foot stable
! with large folding doors at each end
4 There Is a fiye-foot aleyway betwecI
the cows heads In the centre. and a
| sia-foot alley on each side of the build
/ ing. There are fourteen windows or
each side, ! offered TO take the rool
of for him.. but have heard nothing
more from him"
Mr., Williams said that he was tired
4 OF The meddlcsome Interference of tx,
norant inspectors" "The present in,
spector." he continued, made an utter
failure in the. dairy business. J. FOL
one, VIII not be dictated to by either
ignorance or vice, / don't propose t.
form trust or a monopoly of the mill
business, but TO use the influence of al
association to secure proper condition,
in our business.
7 drink the milk | produce, NJ,
children and grandchildren drink i
every day. and, although may bt
Ignorant of The number Of bacteria tt
the ieaspoonful. 1 have always found
it healthy milk We win meet ever,
reasonable demand the Health Boare
makes, but they must send us mer
who know their business. We wan
Intelligent and honest men, faithful e
the city and honest with us We dom
! ask anything that Is wrong. and W.