The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-07-15
GREAT DAIRY MET
A HUGE SUCCESS
EMINENT AUTHORITIES ADDRESS
ENTHUSIASTIC DAIRY MEET
ING IN CALDWELL
Attendance was Good and Great Re.
suits will Result to this New and
PROMISING Industry in the Boise
NAlley-CO-OperatiOn Urged hX All

PROMISING Industry in the Boise
N"lley-CO-OperatiOn Urged by All,
The dairy meeting held in this city
Saturday was by far the biggest and
pest dairy meeting every held in
Idaho. The attendance was the larg-
est; the lecturers were the most emf
nent; and the good that will result
the greatest. 1t was brought out
that the Boise Valley is the greatest
dairy section in the world as far as
natural resources were concerned
The dairymen's convention held at
the Caldwell armory was called to or
der Saturday afternoon at 1880 by B.
M. Holt, president of the Caldwell
Commercial Club. Mr. Holt is the
general manager of the largest flour
mill in Idaho and one of the finest
and best equipped in the northwest.
MI. Holt pronounces this section as
the greatest natural dairy section in
the United States.
Prot. w. L. Carlyle of the Idaho
state university at Moscow created
unbounded enthusiasm during his ad-
dress at the convention by announc-
ing that the state university recog-
nized Caldwell as the dairy center of
Idaho's great irrigation empire and
that the state university, as soon as
the right kind of men for the places
are secured, will make Caldwell the
headquarters for an expert dairyman,
an expert horticulturist and an ex-
pert irrigationist, whose duties it
will be to radiate out from Caldwell
in all tho irrigated portions of Idaho
in the interests of these three OF
southern Idaho"s greatest resources
-dairying, horticulture and irriga-
ton. This in sense will meet the
urgent demand of irrigated Idaho for
moro proper recognition at the
hands of Idaho's state university.
| The Caldwell Commercial club is en-
titled to unstinted praise for its &C
ton in making this great dairy con-
vention possible for not only Cald-
well but for the state of Idaho.
WastefuIness of Land in United States
Professor MacLean, president of
the University of Idaho, said in part:
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distinguished gentleman from Den
mark. 1t gives mo pleasure to note
the civic improvements in Caldwell.
The wastefulness of land in America
is something that impresses the for
eign visitor. The man, woman, and
youth wastefulness Is also nOtewor-
thy in this nation. In Denmark and
Belgium the youth of Is is, nearly
every one, under a system of in
struction. In the United States only
S out of every 100 at the age of Is
is in school. The other 80 are not.
Increase the industrial skill of our
citizens is the great need OF this ma
tion."
Variations in the Test" was the
subject of tho address by Prof. F. l..
Kent OF the experiment station of
Oregon. who said in part: Long
hauls OF butter fat are bad feature
of the creamery business in the north
west. The variations of the dairy
test arc the cause of more dissen-
ton among dairymen than anything
else" Tho speaker showed by means
of chart that variations in the test
are due in some cases to the diner
ences in the speed of the separators'
then again to the difference in the de-
grees of the heat of the milk at the
time 1t is separated, and again to the
difference In the quality of the milk
1t was shown that the higher rate OF
speed the separator is run, the great,
er will be the amount of butter fat
secured from the milk.
It was shown that a difference OF
Q per cent in the amount of butter
fat is secured as a result of the diff
ference in the temperature of the
milk when separated; IL per cent
difference as a result of the differ.
ence in the speed of the separator
and IA per cent difference as re,
suit of the difference in the quality
of the milk when separated" These
points invite the dairymen's earnest
attention in order to get the bes,
profits.
Address by Great Denmark Expert
Prof. Bernhard Boeggild of Copen
hagen, tho famous Danish authority
said to be the greatest living dairy
expert, delivered the chief address o.