Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-10-10
WOULD ADVERTISE !.
DAIRY INDUSTRIES.
DAIRY AND FOOD coMMIsso.
APPEALS FOR EXHIBITS AT
STATE FAIR.
OF FER LIBERAL PREMIUMS
Two Thousand Cheese Factories Ara
one Thousand Creameries Ex.
pected to Provide Displays.
OF FER LIBERAL PREMIUMS
PLAN FINE MACHINERY SHOW

Every official department Of ha
state of Wisconsin is striving to ho
utmost to make the state fair to h,
held in Milwaukee September 5 ID
II, IA success beyond all past records
The Dairy and Food commission 81
pecfally is active in behalf of the dairy
display, urging all engaged in hs
dairy business to assist in making an
exh hit worthy of Wisconsin as The
leading dairy state.
Fl. C. Larson, second assistant dairy
and food commissioner, has addressed
theI following letter to butter and
cheesemakers:
To Wisconsin Butter and Cheese
makers:
Wisconsin being the leading dairy
state in the union, desire as supern
tendent of the dairy department in
con nection with the state fair which
is to be held at Milwaukee September
8-13, 1913, to urge the creamery
cheese factory and dairy interests Of
the state to support the dairy depart
meht by making exhibits of butter
cheese, milk and cream so that the
thousands of visitors at the state fair
will be impressed with that fact.
Would Advertise State.
There is located on the state fair
gro nds the finest dairy building I'M
theI country where all the exhibits Of
butler, cheese, milk and cream will
be feared for and can be viewed BY
those attending the fair. There are
over 1000 creameries and nearly 1000
cheese factories in the state, and if
thai many exhibits of butter and
che ese could be made at the state fair,
what an advertisement it would mean
for Wisconsin butter and cheese.
The premium money offered for
creamery butter is $3.50. In addition
| thereto the board of agriculture will
add SIS for each additional exhibitor
owe r. $50 exhibiting creamery butter,
the total amount for creamery butter
being limited to $1,000 which amount
will be pro rated on all butter scoring
80 and above.
The total premium money Offered
for cheese is $1,25O, and classed as fol-
lows: Flats or Daisy cheese, $780,
Ch&ddar cheese, $50: Brick cheese
$135; Limburger cheese, $50; Swiss
cheese, $500; Young America or Long
horn, $175.
One single cheese is required for an.
exhibit in the case of Cheddar, Flats
or Daisies, Young America or Long
horn cheese. While only three cheese'#
are required for an exhibit in the case
of Brick and Limburger cheese, it Isl
earnestly requested that such cheese
| be exhibited in full commercial cases
Single cheese is required for an eIl
hibit in the case of Swiss cheese and
may be either of drum or block shape
The premium money offered in ALL
ella Bses will be pro rated on cheese
scoring ~ ana ABOVE.
tn the certified milk and cream
ella ss, in the case of milk the first
prize is So; second, Sc, and third, 81
| In the case of cream, the first prlzs
is IS; second, $6, and third $4. In the
| market milk and cream class, in the.
case of milk the first prize is S.; sect
ond, Sc; third, $4 In the case of cream
the first prize is So; second, &c. thIdl
$4
Creamery Firms Offer Tubs
The Creamery Package Manufactuf
ing Co., the A. H. Barber Creamery
Supply Co., the Cooperative Creamery
Supply Co., and the Wisconsin Dan!
| Supply Co., have each kindly agreea
to furnish gratis to any buttermaKa
in the state who requests it 20 pounu
ash tub for the purpose of exhibitmS
butter at the state fair.
The premium list and rules govern
ing the exhibiting of butter, cheese
milk and cream, together with enug
blanks and shipping tags, will be manI
ed to every creamery and cheese lS'I
| tory operator in the state. Any on1
not receiving the same should appE
to the superintendent, Mr.. H. G, LSlI
son, Madison.
The exhibition space in the dap'
building will be filed with exhibits :"
the latest and most modern creamel''
cheese factory and dairy farm n'
chinery which will afford the vlsl'O'