Putnam patriot., 1910-01-07
our Show Windows AKRON = BJGBEE Watch

that samples contained rs high As one
part OF COW dung to every four hundred
parts Of milk.
4 wise regard for the comfort and
health OF the herd and of the mixers
who spend much OF their time In the
stable, should of Itself he sufficient rea-
son for keeping the stable and COW
clean.
There is however, another interest
that The producer OF milk must consid-
er, and that Is the demands Of the pur-
chaser and the health OF the consumer.
Cows kept. In a tilthy stable must inc
vitality become more or less soiled by
lying In the nth and II is impossible
for even clean man to milk COW
whose TANKS and udder are soiled and
not let more or less OF filth get into the
milk. We believe that germs of taber-
cnlnsis are more likely 10 get into the
milk In this way than from the interior
of the COW : udder.
The man who sells dirty milk Tor
clean milk Is either ignorant, careless
or dishonest. We sincerely hope that
this letter Will appeal To the ignorant
and careless; the dishonest man is not
entitled To much leniency aud must be
dealt with according to law,
The General Assembly OF 1907, fully
realizing the grave responsibility that
rests upon the state TO see that this ne
eessity of life shall he furnishes TO the
public clean, pure and free from all
germs Of disease, passed a law direct
ing the Dairy Commissioner 10 exam
inc premises where dairy stock are kept
and gave him power 10 order the own
rf TO remove or abale, within a speei.
lied time, al his own expense, any IN
sanitary conditions which may he
found 10 exist. Failure to comply with
such order Is an oiiense punishable 10y
fioe OF moi more than 50.
The Dairy Commissioner has com.
mgHod Il system Of inspection and
h4s. dHnnR me last Two fiscal years,
5aased 10 - Inspected about . ,5tlp DAT.
- Dains- ~ far this work ms eeen
4eee With HE wish and effort to edu.
cats ihe daift FARMERS 10 be mefe clean
II and sanitary in The management If
lAet cattle, AahS and dairy utensils.
p} 90 TIE present time no proSeeu.
esea> have 0een brought under the law
aad Nc here that the dairy farmer viii
cooperate with The Dairy Commission.
ST ia thts wofk IN such Il way that
iiieiv viii q ne necessity for amy pros
ecatious
The public are demanding cleaner
and bSiteF products all The time and We
think viii ee willing 10 pay a fair price
for such products, providing they can
be reasonably sure that they are get.
ting what they pay for. Ii is very it.
lie troo0le 10 Keep your eows aud sta
bles clean alter you have once thorough
|, cleaned up
t The city health authorities are be-
eonling nose and morn active in regard
10 sanitation aud ths condition under
which milk ami dairy products are
/ ptosiaced and distributed must oe more
sanitary Il the iarmcr wishes IL make
als product popular.
THIS q a business proposition and ii
i up - Soa 10 - conduct soaf basi.
as>s shss you vi. comply With the law
aud thereby increase The demand for
+ Xeng pnadaess. The aboNe sanitary IAN
was passed lef the pneseetsea Il tsle
eea,aaNms pn9l8e, ana Il i she aWts ii
tlis iAalfA Commissioners e. execute she
law
Il + eaTrHR naivy Commissioner.
n. a. AN9nH
tsasMssslaaer nn nons size Animals.
tasuseid. Jan, / 1910.