The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-03-16

l provements requested had been made and | dairy barn and premises were in a sat- I isfactory condition.
 P. M. Cannon Conditions only moder-
 ately fair. Some minor improvements to be made.
 Campbell X Davis: Some improvements i made since last visit and dairy barn l and premises were in a reasonably fair i condition.
 Taylor & Fuqua: Conditions quite ac- ceptable. Improvements in floor have been made since last inspection. G. B. Warren: In a fairly acceptable 1 condition.
 i J. M. Bolton: Conditions are only
 moderately fair but when improvements are completed conditions will be more | acceptable.
 B. Rosenbloum: New location, new l dairy barn, well lighted and ventilated, having been built since last inspection. When all improvements are completed conditions will be very satisfactory. Isaac Towns: When the improvements which have been started at this dairy l are finished conditions will be much more satisfactory Owner instructed to com plete these improvements soon as pos i sibe.
 Slimp & McCrery Conditions at this dairy are fairly satisfactory. G. P Chander: This dairy was found l in a fairly acceptable and sanitary con- dition.
 Foster & Holmes: Conditions only mod erately fair and owners instructed to 1 make improvements. | Kirk & Whatley: Conditions on day of i inspection were not satisfactory, and the proprietors were instructed to attend to the needed Improvements. w. B. Baker & Sons: This dairy and f,,o talN1o .l sanitary condition. Drake Bros: Conditions reasonably fair, | but some minor improvements had not, 1 at the time of inspection, been made. Bufford x Cowdus Considerable im- l provement since last inspection and con- ditions were quite acceptable Maxwell x Bofford: Improvements have been made since last inspection and con- i ditions were found to be quite satlsfac- | tory.
 l w. E. Mathews. Dairy found in an | acceptable and sanitary condition. J. B. Morris: Conditions reasonably | fair. some Improvements having been | made since the dairy was last inspected. c. c. Cain Conditions are quite &C.,
 ceptable, some improvements having been | made since last visit. | J. Vanzant: Dairy barn found in an
 acceptable and sanitary condition. d W. W dlktT. N6W 1OCdIlOn, new 1 buildings, conditions quite satisfactory. Thompson & Yancy: Found in a fair | ly acceptable condition. Some improve ments had net been completed at the time the inspection was made. Ellis Bynum: New and sanitary dairy barn is being constructed. When com pleted conditions will be very satisfac- tory. F. G. Bynum: Conditions not very sat- isfactory. Some Improvements requested. J. T. Baxter: Conditions are reason
 ably fair. Some improvements had been made since last inspection. E. J. Jacks: Conditions are fairly sat- isfactory, but owner instructed to make improvements in floor of dairy barn. J. E. Haigler: New dairy barn has been constructed since the last inspec- tion. When all Improvements are fin ished conditions will be very acceptable M F. Yates: Conditions reasonably fair Some Improvements were noted since the last inspection. w. F. Lambert: Some improvements
 have been made in the floor of dairy
 barn since last inspected Owner was in- structed to pay more attention to the proper cleaning and maintaining premises
 in a sanitary condition. M N. Hurst: New dairy barn had been
 built recently. When finished conditions
 will be satisfactory. J. T. Levie: Dairy barn has been con-
 siderably> improved since the last in
 spection. and conditions were fairly sat-
 isfactory.
 Fortenberry Bros: Dairy barn and
 premises in an acceptable condition.
 Green Bros: New concrete floor for
 dairy barn had just been finished, and
 when all Improvements under way are
 completed conditions will be very satisfac-
 tory. Respectfully submitted,
 n M DTvNC AM