Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-02-25

Maple Syrup 81. 50+Sugar 20c to 4Oc.
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> (This article, was written by John
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bgeAs the sugar season draws near, the
matter cofI a sugar market should be
carefully considered by those who are
NJ a position to- produce a fancy
oroduct. The, probability is that could
some way be devised of bringing to-
yether the man who produces such
goods and the man owhoI wants to use
b hem on his griddle ecakes.s every pint
posed of at price of Sl.25r to So. 90 per
gallon. The great trouble appears to
be that the producer does not touch
the consumer and the consumer does
not know where Ito find the producer:
Sof good choice, pure goods otAs few
con crete instances of cases where both
have come together may be- ,anO rem
courgagement to those who have not
tried the p1anq HI the spring Of 1912 a
New York business man by the name
tof Alfred M Best equipped a. sugar
orchard of 1000 trees 'aon a farm in
,Peruro He had Implicit faith in the
/ idea that he could market, his product
at a. fancy price provided he could
produce the goods IN He bought an
equipment, modern throughout, the
I beSt type of Boiling outfit, galvanized
1iron storage talks, hauling tank, asap
1 Buckets and covers and b eNere6s ed
special care I'm the productions OF his
1,syrap?p The result has, qbeen Sl.50 per
gallon net to him for every gallon Of
b zSFqp he has been able to f. produce, and
! aie says he gould sell TWICE as much as
|
eral years. ago A. r. Magoon Of New,
sort Began teedmtrk erBin Newport
HilIaae the .syFdp. fro mohis5 sugar camp
I 5fo 590d .tfeesto Heo SOON u found more
y Gus tofneFs thai4i he1 could % care for land
4 iifsl predac 3fs eagerly sought by New
port citizens at 81 Is per gallon
Others have turned their attention to
The making of fancy cake sugar. among
1 themc being several wei I=knoWn sugar
makers in, our county / There, comes to
our mind the names Of Carroll Witch
err of Albany. CHI, Atkins-e Of, West
more, C. w. HITCHCOCK. Troy. and Van
I9 Day of Coventry These men have
found "a ready market and ran ever
increasing one7at l20 to- 40 cents per
pound sfore the fancy product9TaW What
fhas9 been deneEby acfew sugar makers
lean be doned by iona any and ntheT aever-
increasing opportunity to secure dsuch
prices should be- agrasped by everyone
who can produce choice goods This
Il plan has occurred to, usT and We pass it
along fqr whatever; it may be- be worth
Probably any such producer has in
ItheT city, acquaintances to- whom he
! would feel free to write and ask their
assistance. if SO, secure as a trial for
the first season Is small round two or
3 four-ouneeo bottles each fitted in a
4 mailing case with a dscrew Il eap.T Fill
. leach bottle nth choice rsryup and seal
q with parraffine or waxsH Label each
somewhat follows: .Pure VT
Maple Syrup, Made by-----, Of
81 Price per gallon, 81, so. -
4 Send these to the friend and ask
him to pass them out wh5re he thinks
the real thing would be appreciated,
q for his pains include good sized pack
!. age for his own use Perhaps this
3 wouldn't work and again perhaps it
s would. The whole experiment 1T oul
4 not cost So. 90 and it is sure that should
any good customers be procured It
would be- a mighty cheap means of
man should ever FIJI single order of
this. kind with anything except absoc-
4 lutelysA.No / goods. If this can't be
8 done. return the order and give the
4 reason and another season you will
i hear from him again-but fill his order
s. just once with inferior goods and the
whole, game issup.
H. T. Seaver has recently sold
Sharples Milking machines I'd the
i SpeedWell Farms. LyndonvilIe &C. M.
4 Borland, Glover; III b. Chamberlin.
Irasburg; Dustan Bros, Craftsbury.
These, farmers are milking over 200
cows and are among the most progress
sive in this part of Vermont. This
speaks volumes for the advent of the
milking machine.
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The following table gives the names
and records Of the cows in the
Craftsbury Cow Testing association
which have produced more than as
lbs of butterfat or 900 lbs of milk dur
ing the period of 80 days ending Feb
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! Owner Name Breed Milk Fat fat
"A ] Anderson, - -,adt - r-f,,oo
W !, ,Wylie Cow Ayrs,re 1915 A. 52.s
w @ Hadley, .n4 onar~:e559f[ra ~ s.
4 7 P Johnson ~ ~, ss - 80 se y
gfTa Bessie .11e1cs@sj rse4a@46o 45.;
Is n91CRoberta1 ~ 'ss G 7rsss6 q
ID eAIJ Smith, ~ e1Q 5se!1o4 ,1ost1xTr3 81
15yea enc % niloiv 9tstt;yg 1862, a. 5l5 53t
rls1i bnNo 2b ,srnosf Hti~ Ills Az 81;
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