Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-01-14

regain the prestige she once had along
these lines And | hope the movement
which began a few years ago, to re-estab-
lish the Morgan horses may succeed for
though farming to-day requires moro
machinery and larger horses. yet this. to
ton
THE EXHIBITS.
Every inch Of space on the large lower
floor Of the armory is utilized by a free
exhibit of the latest models OF farm ma
chineiy such as sugar makers utensils,
appa ratus for the modern dairy and dairy
barns, Silos, etc, well as the best
rations for cattle and products for gen
era use on the farm This exhibit is
always one of the chief sources Of inter
est to those attending the annual meet
Ing OF the association a here may be
seen the latest models of the best known
manufacturers Of accessories needed IN
tho modern dairy and sugar works The
showing includes exhibits by many of
the foremost manufacturers of the United
states, the manufacturers OF Vermont
being well represented.
The agricultural extension service OF
the Vermont State university has n large
exhibit which gives on charts the result
OF scientific research In regard to OBJ
tanning the most from a dairy herd.
one chart shows. with records, the re-
suits which may be obtained from a
profitable herd as well as the loss on An
unprufitable one Charts showing bal
anoed ration for the dairy DOW, all kinds
Of mixtures ~ feed and good mixtures
from the grains raised on the farm IT.
self, rs we'll as tho result each indi-
idua! grain has as to the production OF
butter fat etc. are alsc exhibited. The
Vermont forestry department includes n
showing Of everything from a seed to
section cut In Enosburs from a bass
wood tree 6s years Of age. This depart
ment also has charts showing the farmer
how to fight the various hiishts to his
orchard and crops and how 20 recognize
the first Inflammation and rid the or
chard from 1t. Sheets showing the proper
ingredients for SPRAYS for the orchards
and farm crops are there for the benefit
Of the members.
He tulhO hiII4NS on tlnClH-
natl Ohio, who were the pioneers In
making a balanced ration for the dairy
COW. have their product on exhibition.
Each ingredient OF this ration is In in
dividuai containers which gives the on
portunity to see the material from which
the ration is made up. The Quaker Oats
company OF Chicago. III, which has
branch plant IN Richford. shows the
Schumacher stock and calf feeds, hen
feeds, scratch and mash feeds manufao-
tured from the bi-product of this well
known breakfast food. which is also on
display. The J. f. Soper company H
the Boston Cha mbcr OF Commerce shows
It's line OF various chick and stock feeds.
There Is an almost endless variety
of demonstrations of machinery for
the dairy. The Creamery Package
Manufacturing company OF New York
"a featuring the Wizard AEitator for
pasteurizing and cooling cream II
also shows the Victor starter. used 10
obtain the right kind Of bacteria for
the steel bottom shoes for the workers
In the dairy. The De Laval Separator
company OF New York has on exhibit
the dirt and not the cream. as we'll as
displaying it's usual line OF separators
| The International Harvester company
! the Western Vermont Branch Of which
| is in this city. has a display Of separa-
tors and gasoline engines. The Man
ming Manufacturing company has an
| electrically driven agitator and a
| Blakmer electrically driven rotary
pump in operation. This company dis
plays the Disbrow combination churn
and butter worker as we'll as can
washer. cleaner and dryer. The Sar
geant Osgood e. Roundy company Of
Randolph are featuring friction
clutch and speed regulator for driving
separators as we'll ~ tank heaters and
gasoline engines. The j y. Ford com
pany Of Wyandotte, Mich. makers Of
Wyandotte dairymen's cleaners and
! cleansers, also have representation.
| The Empire Separator company of
BLOOMFIELD, \. Y, have a showing OF
their line of separators and mechani-
| cal mixers. The Rutland Manufacture
| ing company OF Rutland, have a dis
| play of butter workers. churns. bottle
| hllers, brushes butter prints and even
| oil for their machinery. The Vermont
Farm Machine company ot Bellows
Falls has q complete line of L. S. sep
arators One OF these Is fitted up with
glass side plates and Is electrically
lighted which shows the fine oil splash
system.
The extensive exhibition OF utensils
needed in tho sugar works is especial
ly appropriate at this time. The Lead
or Evaporator company OF this city
shows a complete line of apparatus
needed in the manufacture Of this
product There are holding tanks.
evaporators. pals. etc. True &
Blanchard of Newport have on dis
play their limo Of sugar makerS uten-
sils. G. H. Grimm company of Rut-
land, manufacturers OF these tools, are
also represented. These displays are
very complete and occupy the center
space Gf the hall
There are several displays OF the
| modern silo showing the parts which go
into the making Of one, and also silos
in the miniature set up upon the floor
The Green Mountain silo manufactured
| by the Creamery Package company Of
| Rutland. has a model. The Harder Manu-
| featuring company OF Cohbleskill. n. Y,
| also has model. Tho Unadella Silo
company of New York and the Adiror
! dack Silo company OF Canada are also
| represented.
The =. r. Hiegler company OF Boston
Ia CisDlayng n large line of the James