Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-03-23
PRESENTS PLAN or ooNDEN.
SERY FOR MEXICO FRIDAY

L 4 Pelss0n AZ St Louis spoke i
the dairynen a Audzin county, FuI
day afternoon IN r. z Races ohcs Q,
the matter 81 establishing = eooden'
sety in Mexico A nznbsr Of Ii.
most Proninsnf farmers and rttiS
mea attended this meeting.
It vas decided at The meeting RI
dzy TO have another meeting a TIE
farmers and the cotdensery people
next week. Tbe date of this meeting
vil be sex a. the meeting q the CON-
msrciai Club Friday svening.
Conditions q the incressed eva
pors,ed milk business, which is o 4
stantly growing. Mr.. Peltsson aid
.Rangs Us before you through the
good Efforts Of one amongst you,
namely C. J. Alexander, formerly Of
Kshoka. Missouri, but nOw engaged
IN framing IL your midst Mr.. Alex
anssr wrote the Missouri Condensed
MiEs Co last year 70 get in tOurh WITH
the farmers IN this vieinify. with =
view Of establishing a coadensery.
Il an here fer that purpose, and
feel that Il the farmers Of this ON
munity desire to build Up a profitable
business they > do 50. Our OBJ
jet is TO organize q stock company,
and have the farmers take stock, or
subscribe stock and become fnan-
eiaIy interested in the proposition
which certainly means as much to the
farmers as to the community in which
the factory operates.
1T requires 1900 pounds Of milk
per day or more the year round for
a eondensery 70 operate successfully.
The more milk the farmers bring in
the better L would be for the eonden-
sery, for the reason that the Missouri
Condensed Mix Co. have a large and
established trade on their brand, and
have never been able to take care Of
it on account Of not being able to get
enough milk. Possibly many Of the
farmers here have had experience
with their milk, in the way of not be-
ing able to dispose Of it, during the
trouble Of this kind if a eondensery
were located here, for every pound
of good milk woSld be contracted for
by said factory, during the entire
year.
!" From personal observations made,
We believe hat you have the necessary
requirements-good water, good soil, /
ard no doubt good herds of milk cows,
you can increase as the demand
grows.
we would suggest that yoa organ
ize a farmers association; elect your
own officers. That would be a good
start for you, and then get in touch
the Commercial Club, and ask
70 assist you in the way Of in
tepestine the Missouri Condensed
Milk Co. to put up a c~ondensery in
Mexico.
we are in constant touch with a
man who is recognized by the U. s.
government as authority on dairying,
who az the company's expense would
call a meeting Of the farmers and
others interested, and give them thu
best possible advice as 70 how to take
care Of your milk, and other yalu-
able information, to all farmers in,
vading the milk or dairying business,
both from a financial and practical
view.
With these facts in view, desire
to say if a new company is formed the
company would agree to take all the
milk produced, but ii would have to
understood that there would have 10
be enough COW. freshened 50 that they
would be able to receive the same
amount Of milk during the winter
months as during the summer,-ff not
exactly it would have to be very close
to it.