Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-23
AMENDING THE DAIRY LAWS
Penalty for Using Cream Cans by
Others Than Owners.
GOVERNOR TALKS TO CArTLEMEN
Board of Directors of Poultry Assoc
citation Elects superintendent
and judges for the
Ensuing Year.
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LINCOLN, Jan. 22.-(spccial)- "A move
ment which largely affects the dairy inter-
ests Of the state was launched Friday,
when the Nebraska Dairymen's association
AT its final session passed a resolution
recommending that an amendment to the
present dairy laws he passed making il
unlawful for either bottles or cans used in
the transportation Of milk or cream TO he
Used in any manner without permission
Of the owner. In the same resolution was
inserted a clause requiring all cream used
inkth manufacture Of creamery butter to
bd pasteurized before being used for butter
purposes.
Tho object of this resolution was to
assist in bringing about a change in the
present dairy laws and an amendment will
be drafted and presented TO the legislature
at an carly date. At the meeting of the
dairymen today the following officers were
elected: A. l.. Hacker. president; e. T.
Rector. vice president: 8. c. Bassett, secre-
tary and treasurer.
Resolutions were also passed endorsing
such improvements as are asked for fair
and state farm. The dairymen also re-
solved that the legislatu tire amend the pri-
:, mary law so as to hold primaries on the
third Tuesday in August.
s. c. Bassett OF Gibbon read a paper
on "How to Conduct a Cream Receiving
station" He told of the adoption Of mod
Z I'm methods Of dairying and how he had
orofited thereby.
y Governor Makes Address.
The central association held It's meeting
in conjunction with the Nebraska Short
horn Breeders association and were adj
dressed by Governor A. c. Shallenberger.
The governor emphasized the fact that
the shorthorn breeders row had the best
blocded cattle of the kind and should now
take better care of their herds. He also
encouraged campaigns against all kinds
OF live stock diseases.
The first meeting of the farmers insti-
tute was held this morning. Acting Chan
cellor Avery delivered the opening address
and told of the work the institute had ac-
complished. He said that 1t was a result
of the Institutes work that the growing
Of alfalfa had become general and had
made thousands of dollars for the farmers.
Miss Lula s. Wolford of Pawnee City de-
livered an address.
Mutual Insurance Election.
The Nebraska mutual insurance COM
panies, which closed their annual session
this afternoon, voted to meet next year at
Hastings.
John Emanuel Of North Bend was re-
elected president, A. g Hull of Hastings
vice president and Mrs. NJ. C.. Hitchcock
OF Lincoln secretary and treasurer. w. B.
Lynch Of Omaha, w. E. Staub of Lincoln,
q. c. Hull of Hastings and M. C. Dill of
Keatrice were named as members of the
legislative committee. NJ. c. Dill, Mrs. M
{. Hitchcock and ]. H. Fleming compose
fhe program committee.
Poultry Men I'm Session.
At a short session of the board of direc-
tors of the Nebraska Poultry association
, Friday afternoon. a. II. Smith of Lincoln
, was reelected superintendent for the ensu-
ing year and the names of several poultry
Judges were taken under advisement. The
poultry display ended this evening.
In the absence OF President NJ. M. john
Apn of Clay Center. Vice President Hardin
q Ulysses presided After the reading OF
the reports of the secretary and treasurer,
the following officers were unanimously
elected: President. w. A. Irwin. Wilberi
vice president. G. w. Hardin. Ulysses; sec
rotary. l.. p. Ludden, Lincoln; treasurer
!. l.. Lyman, Lincoln. All were reelected
except Mr.. Irwin. The following were
chosen on the board of directors: ]. f
Fulmer, Columbus; N. D.. Ford. Ansley
John II. Wolf. Tecumseh; F. f. Smith
Lincoln; Or. Wells. Kenesaw.