Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-04

up against. to nay transportation on
seventy pounds of wastage, and return the
can besides,
Hand Separator Great Factor.
The hand separator, in the opinion OF
experts, bears the same relation to the
growth of d~alrying that steam has borne
to transportation. 1t revivified, reinvig-
GRATED and regenerated the whole busi-
ness. It made possible the delivery of his
butter by the farmer at the least expense.
1t enabled him to get the fullest value out
of his skim milk. 1t opened to him the
choice of the best markets, instead of
being confined to one. The establishment
OF large butter factories as "a result of the
general use of hand separators resulted in
economical manufacturing and the employ
ment Of the highest skill therein, produc-
ton Of goods of high and uniform quality,
and the reaching out for and conquest of
markets not open to small factories.
All OF these things combined have in
nured largely and steadily to the benefit
of the producer and the manufacturer
alike. The policy pursued has been broad
minded, necessarily, and has stood the test
of wear. Every farmer in the western
country, Nebraska in particular, has been
given q real and a stable market for his
cream; not a market in one particular
place or to one person or company, but
a choice. to be freely made and without
restraint, of any one of the many want
Ing his cream, He could and can, in
short, sell to whom he desires under con-
ditions the most advantageous. Net cash
returns, quick and certain, need be his
only guide in disposing OF his butter fat,
As a factor in conserving the fertility
of the soil on which she lives the COW is
greatest OF all. Today she is quite gem
orally granted this pre-eminent merit, and
In the future this fact or potent import
must command the studious attention of
the people. Tit COW as a money maker
and basic element of continuing prosperity
has an established position.
Omaha Motto, High Quality.
The theory of the Omaha cTeameries is:
The more we improve the quality. the
greater viii be the demand. This has been
a winning slogan and as a result the city,
and the state. too, has secured IN this in
dustry a source of growth that Is not yet
fully appreciated. AS long as people eat
butter. II handled along present progress
sive lines, the butter-making industry will
become and remain permanently one
among the really great elements OF ON
aha's development.
As Mr.. Rushton says: This industry
reaches out and touches every home in ths
broad land-east, west, north and south
Cream is shipped to Omaha from ALI OF
Nebraska, a large part Of Kansas. Missouri,
Iowa, Dakota Minnesota, and portions OF
Colorado and Wyoming"
Because OF this peculiar drawing power,
there is no city that occupies a more ad-
vantageous position, or derives greater
natural prestige, in having all these thou
sands of people Connected with us by these
lines Of active daily commercial life. Every
other industry in the city that is the home
Of these great money-spreaders and reputa-
tion-earriers is benefited, directly or in
directly. because of this connection Every
home outside of Omaha thus tied TO us by
direct. lively interest, continuing through
out the year. is also benefited by such a
connection with daily opportunity.
In the census Of 1900 Nebraska was cred
tied with 5l25A dairy COWS ON farms and