The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-04

buttermakeTs were on the PlNe'"ih ~
discussion. among them: Creamery
Buttermaking "a Business ho'e
Nin, matchmaking. Gathered cream
Euttermaking." and should the Cream
Re Sampled and Weighed az The Farm
cr's Door by the DriVers
The cheese makers will have their
inning Friday. when both the morning
and AFTERNOON sessions VIII be given
lCver 10 me discussion OF cheese ana
cheese making
Butter scores were awarded venus
day afternoon as follows.
Creamery butter makers First
lnrize-W. \. SaubeI dairyman' New
Haven Elgin creamery. manufacturer
(96l Second prizes. r. Miles. dairy
man; Buchanan creamery, makers
fq4lb). Third prizc--John Nugteveen,
loairyman: Daisy creamery, Holland
makers (94.
Print butter makers First prize
10 +. RenbargCr. Niles. Second prize
Best Bros, Iron Mountain. Third
lprize-George I. Netter, Eau Claire
Dairy butter. First prize-D. T.
Miller. Almont (94l. Second prize
Mrs. Fred S Scoch. Troy 900; Milo
! X. Edison, Grand Rapids ts0l. Third
/ prize-Thomas Is. Crawford, Almont
(S9)
High scores awarded cheese: First
prize-I.orenzo Stillwell dairyman; +
J. Rice, maker (96). Second prize
/ William w Reed, dairyman' Perry
Cheese factory t96l1). Third prize
Alger b. Barnes, dairyman Byron
Cheese Co (95l.
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all you need 70 dc is 20 visit the Dairy
mems exhibit in the Wayne Gardens,
now being held in connection with the
twerty-sixth annual convention oil the
Michigan Dairymen's association. and
cast your eyes over the samples of
butter and cheese displayed there.
Practically all the leaders in the dairy
business In Michigan are represented
there, including, Of course. several In
and about Detroit.
One Of the fineFt dairies in the state
is that OF the Troy Mix Co. which
covers a floor space of more than 1920
square feet. Absolutely sanitary meth
DDS obtain and not detail that makes
for cleanliness and purity OF product
has been overlooked by the proprietor,
Robert ScholtZ Phones, North 245
and North 2119
| ". F. Roy & Co, No. 1914 Wabash
ave. have built up an excellent repu-
tation for quality in milk and special
lie in bottled milk for infants They
also make a speciality OF ice cream for
! parties, making brand that Is
I smoother than silk.
One of the most successful creamery
concerns in the north end is the High
4 Cnnrua llTnVVT
PROPRIETOR. In summer the milk and
cream are drawn fresh 10 the cream
cry every evening. bottled the same
night, and sent out TO customers the
| following morning. so that patrons
may be sure OF getting pure and strict
/ " fresh milk.
! One OF the best-known butter deal
ers in the downtown district is Chas.
! Hilderscheid who has been on the
Central market for a number OF years.
He handles only the finest dairy and
creamery. direct from the country, and
he supplies many of the city's leading
\ families.
Patrons OF F. R. Smith. who con-
| ducts the Melrose dairy. at No. SO
! Melrose-ave., are welcome TO inspect
/ his premises at any time, for he has
strict ideas on cleanliness and carries
them out IN his business. Phone,
North 2S14-L.
w ]. Mutton. located at No. $50
Baldwin-ave. for the past seven years,
has just erected a new building and is
Installing a pasteurizer and other ma
chinery for the sanitary handling Of
milk He handles only first-class milk
and cream. His telephone is Ridge
S01-R.
A. z Wegener, No 81 Monran-st..
buys his milk from the best produc-
ers and personally supervises It's hand
ling. Phone Ridge 1S56-W
f, Absolute purity is the watchword OF
F. w. Martin, No. 1871 Military ave.
Phone, West 1664R.
The Cottage Grove Creamery, Nos.
| 104-106 Beals-ave.. OF which AL F. Flick
is manager. does both a retail and
wholesale business in milk. cream. but
termilk and skim milk. Their slogan
IS quality" Telephone East $40
II takes from GO to 20 COWS 10 sup
ply the trade OF J. II. Wilson & Son.
! No 922 Fort-st. west who have built
up this excellent business In six yeaIs
Their milk comes from the finest dair-
| les in this section OF the state, such
as those Of Underwood Bros, Merry
man. and Geo D. Wizard & Son. Ypsi-
! lanti All the milk is aerated and not
drop OF their product has ever been
condemned.
William l.. Watson, No. 223 Moran
ST. has a big trade in fancy milk At
cost OF $1,000 he has just built
pGsteuhzing and cold storage plant,
which has been most favorably COM
mented on by the health board Off.
Gals Phones, Ridge 343 and Field
6U2-R
| c. l.. Bossardet. No 1927 Wabash
ave. has been supplying the northwest
section OF the city with pure milk and
cream for more than a dozen yearc and
enjoys an excellent patronage. Phone,
Walnut csc.
The Red Gables dairy. No. rs Bagg-
/ St. supplies many OF the city's "flrst
! families" with frst-class milk. cream,
| butter. eggs. cottage cheese and other
dairy products, noted for their purity
| Phone, Grand SOC or City SOP.
The visiting dairymen have evinced
great interest in the Wales adding ma
chine. which IS on exhibition in the
pavilion H. connection with the big
show. and not a few orders have been
taken from dairymen who see In this
rapid up-tO-date machine a chance to
facilitate the handling and accounting
" their business. The Wales is the
only visible listing machine on the
market.
The Diamond Crystal Salt Co. has
what Is conceded IN no pna of tho p,cet