Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-11-15
LIST OF ADULTERATEp AND Mis-
BRANDED, FOODS, DRUGS,
FEEDING STUFFS. ETC

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Chapter IL of the session laws of
1911 requires the State Food and Drug
Commissioner to furnish to the coun-
ty auditor of each county in the state
certified list Of the adulterated and
misbranded foods, and products en-
tering into the preparation of foods
beverages, candies, drugs, linseed oils
and all other products and prepare.
tions under the jurisdiction of the SAID
food and drug commissioner as found
by the analysis and Investigation of
said commissioner and his assistants
This list must show the brand and
name of the article, the manufacturer
or jobber. and the reason for CHASING
the same as illegal, together with any
necessary comments thereon. The
commissioner is also required to notify
the party responsible for placing such
illegal goods upon the market of his
findings and allow him at least ten days
in which to show cause why such In.
formation shall not be published. Coun
ty auditors are required to cause this
list to be printed in the official county
papers.
The State Food and Drug Commits
sioner enforces the laws relating to
commercial feeding stuffa for live
stock, and to medicinal stock foods
During the last winter season eighty.
six samples of feeding stuffs were ta.
ken by inspectors of the Department
These Wee analyzed in the Depart
ment laboratories Il and the commits
s,cnaI considers it necessary to pub
lish Information regarGing The follow
ing ille2al samples:
Cotton seed meal or cake Manu-
factu ed by Tecumseh Oil & Cotton
Co, Teeumseh, Okla. carload was
shipped to Clifford Bros, Mitchell and
part OF this was later sold by ths
Farmers Union Elevator Co., at Butte
and part by the Farmers Elevator Co,
at Plankinton. This feed was ILLEGAL
because it was not registered in accord
ance with the state law and because
the percentage of crude protein ana
fat were not definitely stated and the
guaranteed analysis did not CORES.
pond With the tr.e composition. 1t
was labeled, Protein, Al to 43 per cert;
fat, 6 to 8 per cent; crude fiber, 1922
per cent. Analysis showed it to CON
tain protein, 1914 per cent; fat, 6.7 pei
cent and crude fiber, 1867 per cent.
The amount of protein and fat should
have been stated in definite terms.
Cotton Seed Meal. Manufactured
in Oklahoma and sold to feeder in
this state by j. H. Conrad, of Omaha,
Neb., agent for Wootten- Burton Sales
Co.. of Chicasha, Okla 1t was illegal
for the same reason as applied to
sample No. above This meal was
labeled, protein 97-41 per cent, fat
6 to 8 per cent, fiber 101a to 12 per
cent. Analysis of a sample from an
unopened bag gave the following:
protein, 367 per cent, fat 6.76 per
cent and fiber 1886 per cent. 1t also
contained cotton seed hulls.
Cotton Seed Meal Manufactured by
the Imperial Cotton Milling Co., ad
dress Chicago, ILL., Sold by this firm
to feeder in this state. 1t was lille
gal for the same reasons as No. / a.
bove. Bags were labeled, "Choice cot
ton seed meal, 100 lbs Protein not
less than Al to 45 per cent, fat not less
hat per cent, fiber (maximum) 8
per cent" Analysis of a sample shows
that it contained but 36.45 per cent
protein. It contained 71s per cent
fat and 1924 per cent crude fiber The
protein is much lower than guaranteed
and the fiber much higher.
Cotton Seed Meal Manufactured by
the Ardmore Oil & Milling Co, Ard
more. Okla. Sold to a feeder in this
state by the Wootten- Burton Sales Co,
Kansas City, Mo. Illegal for the same
reasons as No. above. 1t was label.
ed. protein sS41 per cent oil or fat,
51s to per cent fiber not more than
IL per cent. Analysis showed the
allowing: Protein 37-6 per cent, fat
III per cent and fiber 1887 per cen,
Fsrmers and s.ockgrowe-s in this
state using concentrated feeds are
cautioned against buving such without