La Junta tribune., 1915-10-02

- = ' SDSSs
ssssA men. meeting Aas besa Assd
pessyv year stnee ls7a. Within .
bfisf space Of tine this association
eams 70 Be most Dotent ofgaaiaa-
tioa in pronoting he agrieultsfal
j1tsfssts Of he stats. Fron Il 'eans
~ nes and impulse Of IL farm ~
s(ttsse in 1855. the spbuilding Of he
s6its college Of agriculture, With IL
da1sy school. The first II The cosatsy.
~ short course. ~ farDers' course,
md al that has played 70 srsad .
I'M in the proud sehievemsnt Of
ths state In the march Of asriculeural
lsvssopment-"
Through its inspiration three 9th
~ helpful Organizations have been
ferned-"The wisconssn Creamery
Duttermskers' Association. .The
Wisconsin Cheesemakers' Assoeia-
ttoA." and The Southern wisconsin
Chessemakers' Association. OF
thsse w. d. Hoard. first secretary Of
The "wisconsin Dairymen's Associa-
tiea." says: The utmost harmony
pfevaiis among these orGanisations.
saeh working With state pride and
loyalty for the establishment and
growth In the minds Of wisconsin far
mers. cheese and buttermakers, OF
advanced ideas In all branches Of
this mighty industry.
These organizations have dissem-
mated the latest information Of val
~ 10 every branch Of the. dairy In
dsstry. Only first class. vell-bred
animals are nov found on wisconsin
farms. Those methods Of crop rails
fng. of stock feeding. Of dairy plant
oDsfation. and Of marketing which
szperience has shown profitable have
besn made the common knowledge Of
tie farmer and daisyman. lnventive
geaius has been aroused to action and
men possessed Of that quality have
bssn paid By the state 70 work out
6svices helpful 10 the dairy Industry.
Professor Babcock. Inventor Of the
0Abcock testsr. II . notable example.
These Organizations have been influ-
satial In securing legislation that
shaii pronose and protect dairyins
|1dlerests. that shall inspss 70 the
esasumer . ssaitasy and seauine Ar
t3eie. aad that shall shield The legiti-
nste producer fron compssitioa with
sueh couatesfsits - olsouargtas.
Wlthai thsss associations have ssinu-
laaed the interests aad created he en.
sAssiasm - esssstial 70 the succsss
|te any ssterpsise.
"Heshiag succeeAs like success" :"
esrtainly appliss 70 Wiscossla dairy
| ias.
Today wiseseaia ssesls y spaats-
~ - esallsy q eAssss pgo1saesso,
= third or fourth = the Droducsioa u
bueess. has within her comparatively
saali farming area. 100000 dairy
cows and enjoys an annuai yield Of
dairy products Of elo0. zee. 600 pss
year. not counting stock shipped 70
other ssates for dairy purposes. Of
which one county alone furnishes
sso0.eoo annually. The state nov has
5.e0o cheese factories. compared With
twelve In 1873: scores OF creameriss
and coadensaries. hundreds Of stlos.
thouaands Of modern farm houses
aud bavns testifying to the wealth.
pfsdueing qualities Of the COW. and
millions Of acres Of land that u ~
coming % rich In some elements oe
soil fertility ~ 70 force the soluesoa
of . sev problem.
u wisconsin. every where the COW
eces. prosperity goes With her sos
ooty 70 the farmer but 10 the mer.
chaat ths mechanic. the haaksr. aad
ths railroad - veil.
naaks ssa haakers build sscursay
% ~ wealth The Gov Dsodscss. Ths
do1ey Dsoducins ssesioas II tAs great
flssoe1al pastes Of iSSs and 1897 M
ths fDoo1 q disaster With Q snlllag
fssas asl without . trsnes. fAsy
kssw \ ~.
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