The Cairo bulletin., 1908-01-19
MIR. WING MAKES
EXPLANATION
Plans Of the Cairo Creamery are Dis.
cussed by the President Of the
Company. VIII mean
Much to Cairo.

Editor The Bulletin;
4 The writer has been so often asked
1.-THE questions. Can we succeed? How
can we get milk enough to pay us to
run, and so on2" chat we desire to
make a statement IN the columns Of
your valuable paper
First no succeed in any line of
business means to prsh and keep on
pushing, tell the people what you
can 40 ami make legitimate profit
FOR your labor, ana then DO just as
you said you would do, no more or no
no less, ana IL the business has any
merit, il win succeed.
There are many things Of merit in
the Cairo Creamery Companys pro-
iect and II the people and the press
will give their support. the manage
ment promises the push IL il IL in
them" TO make the farming country
adjoining Cairo one Of The most fer
tile and best butter producing c0un-
tries in the west The writer has
studied the situation caremIlyy for
some time ami finds that the farms
need, as a rule something to bring
them up to standard II fertility
which has been sadly neglected, the
land being cropped out in many places
especially Is it 50 among the hills
What they need Is cattle: and they
might us won DO milk cattle as any
ether.
The city Of Cairo and adjoining
towns send to Elgn, Ill., or 10 that
territory, approximately 800, 600 80
annually for butter, which finally
goes 70 the farmers Of that territory.
This being the ease, why not let ottr
farmers. have this money? Why not
Keep the money at home? Hoping
them and in so doing help every inc
az trade that they come in contact
with which includes them all for we
must admit them TO be the real loun-
dation Of local sound prosperity.
Wow what does the success of this
enterprise mean to ALP
First To the farmer who, with
plenty Of milch cows. win have yeaIs
and hogs to take care of the skim
milk, all the properties Of the milk
aud feed except the butter fat,
which Is nonessential 20 the land. REL
turning to the farm gradually adding
10 the soil instead Of taking from.
Ia addition to this each farmer viii
be on the weekly pay ron of the
;teamery for the amount of butter Fat
be can produce which viii not nee
ssarily Interfere With his other farm
ne
Now to tine merchant and the bus
ness man
If we can pay the farmers in this
ccailty. even 100000 per year. viii
Z help YOU? VIII it be better than
q send that amount ont Of our ter
itory annually? Can we do It? We
nm If we all push and push hard
Listen II 100 farmers win produce
wen $1,000 worth of butter Fat per
week, it win do that much and more.
There arc 200 farmers adjacent to
afro that have cows. few perhaps.
.ut who will get more We do not
xpect all nor half al first but they
,ill gradually fall in line if given the
roper encouragement
We have organized o strong stock
ompany and secured au experienced
ritter maker from the NORTH. To back
9 what we say We VIII 10. and we
IN do IT,
So now AFR Editor. Mr. Merchant
nj especially Mr. Farmer get the
lea. Write ms. push the enterprise:
~ your neiehbor and we viii treat
iem in manner that viii throw no
scredit upon YOU. Tho company is
imposed Of men who have other in
rests in Cairo and are interested i'm
c development of any industry. and
no have something more al stake
an a mere financial gain. their rep
alton. We will not solicit. nor re-
I've. cream from farmers who live
thin barring distance Of any local
eamcrg. hui win receive the butter
pm such creameries that they have
sell. pr feriiue to as isl surh
ameries iu aus gay can
We ask Oh. thIui inc tublic 10
ilv this carefully snd II &c appeals
y6u give il iooFt
r s.arlfniiv
TIE CAIRO CREAMERY co.