The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-28
JENSEN CREAMERY co.
New Company Issues interesting
Letter to Cream Producers.
Advances Prices of Dairy Products.
To Cream Producers:
Butterfat p Cents.

Butterfat p Cents.
July / we will pay for butterfat %
cents, delivered, Salt Lake City AT that
time our new creamery viii be ready
for business. New machinery is arriv-
ing daily this week. The painters, the
carpenters and the plumbers are at
work, and by July 1 we welcome you 10
visit our plant and you will see one
OF the finest creameries in the United
States.
We Want Your Cream.
We want to buy your cream. We
want all of the cream we can get. BY
doing so we realize that some of this
cream is now delivered TO other cream
cries 1t is your business, however, TO
sell your cream where you can do the
best. and it is our business to do just
as we'll as we can for you, and that
we will do at all times.
We do not desire to damage any 9TH
! er creamery that is operated on a
sound. legitimate basis, but we 90 eX-
| pect TO buy the cream in all localities
/ where we can demonstrate to you that
/ we are the price boosters and that our
methods of doing business are superior
| to any other creamery concern.
We Pay Cash.
We pay cash, which means that you
! will have our check for your cream
within a very few days after you have
| sold it TO us, leaving time only for
/ shipping, testing and the necessary fig
uring in our office We will furnish a
reliable. steady market for all the cream
| that can be produced in this state and
southern Idaho, and we viii pay cash
for it.
More Cows.
We recognize that the farmer has his
money invested in land, in COWS, in sep
aratOrs and other utensils. In the past
/ the farmer has also had his capital in
vested for many weeks in his cream.
! BY paying cash for cream the farmer
can take this money and buy MORE
/ COWS, thus increasing his income and
increasing the supply Of cream.
The Price.
The price we can pay for butterfat
net to the farmer must necessarily de-
pend on the amount of cream we get.
/ If il costs cents a pound butterfat
/ for hauling a route of cream, prOvid-
ing we can double the supply Of cream
on this route. il will only cost I cent
TO hauRit and this will mean that the
/ farmer on this route gets 1 cent more
for his butterfat.
If you haul and ship your own cream
you will get the full Salt Lake deliv-
cred price. We can also operate our
plant here in Salt Lake cheaper with a
large amount of business.
SO our interests are mutual The
large amount of cream for Us will mean
a better price to you.
Cream Cans.
We have purchased all of the cream
leans. sample boxes, etc. formerly be-
longing to the Faust Creamery & Sup
ply company. We have paid good
price for this property, with the knowl-
edge that at least a share of this money
will be paid back to the farmers il
payment of the cream and milk SOLD
TO the Faust concern. It is our desire
to secure possession of these cans. They
are scattered all over Utah and neigh
boring states. We ask as a special IA
vor that you will ship us these can.
with cream in, or if you cannot do so
turn them over to your nearest railroad
agent, so that we may have all Of thes'
cans come TO Salt Lake, when we vii
Immediately paint the shoulder anC
neck with blue paint and we will b.
able to distinguish them in the future
as our property. We will then immedi
ately put these cans back into serv
Visitors Welcome.
We will be pleased to hear from yol
by letter, and we will be more pleased
if you will call on us and visit US a
our plant at the corner of Fifth Yves
and Third South streets. Salt Lake City
Utah.
Very respectfully,
II JENSEN CREAMERY COMPANY.
/
EXPERT KODAK FINISHING.
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