Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-08

of the department of agriculture, in
charge of the investigation of dairy
products, is sending to the dairymen
of Maine the following letter asking
them to make an exhibit of milk and
cream at the State fairs to be held in
September:
Will you, Mr.. Dairyman, make an
exhibit of milk or cream, or both, in
competition for prizes offered at the
State fairs to be held in September /?
AT the Central Maine fair, Waterville,
Aug. 80 to Sept. 2. inclusive. premiums
of $25. for milk and like" sum for
cream will be divided pro rata among
samples scoring IS points or above:
at the Maine State fair, Lewiston,
Sept. to 8, inclusive, premiums of
$50 for milk and an equal sum for
cream will be divided pro rata among
samples scoring 80 points or above.
Only one entry in each class is al
lowed and every exhibit must consist
of four pint bottles of milk or cream.
The jars must be plain, bearing no
marks of identification whatever when
judged. However, an opportunity will
be given for the display of milk or
SAVe'hi as Scu dtt HI tIlc VI pid''-
inG it upon the market. This display
will be separate entirely from your
prize entry and will not enter into
competition: it will be your adver-
tisement. All unused samples of milk
or cream viii be returned to the send
er at the close of the fair.
separate room at each Of the above
mentioned fairs will be reserved. in
charge of the dairy division of the de-
partment of agriculture, for the ex-
hibition of milk, cream, butter, cheese
and dairy equipment. representa-
tive of the dairy division will be pres
ent to properly care for all samples.
to arrange the display. to return all
jars, shipping cases, boxes and unused
samples of milk or cream and give
whatever information the public may
wish concerning the exhibits.
The premiums represent the smallest
part of the value to be derived from
this display. 81 The educational features
will be of the greatest value. 1t pays
to advertise in the dairy business
Thousands of people; consumers of
dairy products, will view these
samples. Anything that you can do to
improve dairy products and to in
crease the consumption of the same
will be for the interests of Maine
darymen. Determine to enter now
Milk and cream have great food value
and, yet, are cheaper than foods less
nutritious. Help us to make the peo-
pie realize the high quality of Names
dairy products.
Send word that you will enter an
exhibit and we will promptly return
the Official Entry Blank for Market
Milk and Cream"
Write to the undersigned for entry
blanks and for further information re-
gardng the proper care, handling and
packing for shipment of samples of
milk and cream.
Special Orders No. 161. issued from
the office of the adjutant general Sat
urday. Aug 6, state that in accord
ance with paragraph 10. General Or
ders No 26, issued by the war depart
ment at Washington, D. c., Feb. Is.
1910. Col. John J. Dooley of Portland,
chief of ordnance. is detailed as range
office at Camp Perry. Ohio, Aug. sly,
inclusive.
The following corporation has filed
it's certificate of organization at the
office of the secretary of State:
Sorority Gum Co. organized at Au-
gusta. for the purpose of manufacture
ing and dealing in chewing gum, chew
ing gum supplies and machinery, with
100000 capital stock. of which moth
ing is paid in. Officers: President,
R. S. Buzzell of Augusta; treasurer.
A. B. Cover of winthrop. Certificate
filed Aug. 5, 1910.