The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-05-19
WHITAKER 3 SON
WILL INSTALL AN ICE
CREAM MANDATORY
WILL SELL DIRECT TO THE
TRADE IN COLUMBIA AFTER
JUNE FIRST.
TO DO A WHOLt,ALt BUSINE IS TOO
Plant viii Be Sanitary and Up-to-
Date In Every Respect and the
Cream viii Be Furnished by spIen-
did Jersey Herd on Their Farm.

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Another new industry for Maury
county. P. Whitaker & Son, the well
know Jersey and Berkshire breeders
and butter and cream producers, are
erecting at their place on Lyle creek
an up-to-date modern in every re-
spect ice cream factory. 1t will be
finished and ready for the shipment Of
Ice cream by June l. Within two
weeks the purest and cleanest and
best ice cream, made from the best
dairy products to be found anywhere
will be on this and other markets of
the State.
The Messrs. Whitaker will do both
wholesale and retail business in
Ice cream. They have already placed
large portion of their output in
neighboring towns of the State and
are assured Of a splendid retail trade
at home. They will deliver in guam
titles of a quart upwards.
The ice cream plant will be strict
ly modern in every respect 1t will
be sanitary, every precaution being
taken to make the product absolutely
pure. No expense or pains have been
spared in making the plans for the
plant which will be of concrete and
wood and will be SO arranged that
every vessels used for the manufac-
ture Of the cream can be thoroughly
cleansed and sterilzed every time it
is used.
The plant will be located on a beau
tifu lbluff above Lyle Creek, an ideal
place for it. The building, which will
have solid concrete foundation and
floor, will be twenty-six by eighteen
and the plans are those approved by
government experts. The plant will
be run by power, an upright engine
being used. The building will be d.
vided into packing room, room
where the cream will be mixed and
a factory. In addition there will be
cold storage room. The plant will
be run throughout by power. No en-
ploye or any person having anything
to do with the making or packing of
the cream will be allowed to enter
the house until they have changed
their clothes and put on white duck
suits. There will be. dressing room
at the end of porch to run the length
of the building where the clean wear
ing apparel will be kept at all times
The plant will have capacity Of
one hundred gallons of cream day
and it is expected that 1t will not be
long after it is installed before the
plant is running at it's capacity.
Patrons of the plant will know that
the product that is used in the man.
uldCluIC VI IAC lCS Vi dA 40 luOlOu6u-
ly good The Messrs Whitaker have
what government experts have pro-
nounced to be one of the best herds
Of Jerseys in Tennessee. They have
sanitary and modern barns. Their
methods for milking and taking care
of the product are we'll nigh perfect.
Every effort is made to give the pub
lie pure and clean products.
A representative of The Herald
went all over the dairy plant and
inspected the herd, the methods for
taking care Of the product, the plans
for the ice cream plant and he was
greatly impressed with the conscien-
tious efforts that the proprietors are
making to have everything absolutely
the best that can be found. No ef-
fort whatever is spared to excel.
As stated, after June l, the Whita-
kers will be ready to deliver cream in
any quantity, all we'll packed in SAM
tary packers, to the trade in Colum-
bin.