The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-12-14
BUTTERMyHdS
COMEdERE NEXT
THE 1917 STATE CONVENTION
WILL BE HELD IN STATE COL
LEGE CITY
NEW OFFICERS ELECTED At WATERFOWL
Resolutions Passed BY Convention
Are Laudatory in
Tone


very successful state convention al
Watertown last Wednesday decided
by resolution to meet in this city next
year. Though the choice of the con
~vention city is not made at the general
sessions but left to the executiN board
the next meeting will be held in Brook
ings, inasmuch as the resolution was
unanimously adopted. Together with
the resolution favoring BroOkings fol
the 1917 meeting it was recommended
that the convention be held a little
earlier than in the past.
The entire report of the resolutions
committee, composed of John JepsOn
Charles Anderson, and j. NJ. Rishoi
resolutions thus passed were as fol
lows:
Resolutions
eve, the members of the South Da'
kota State Dairymen and Butter Max
ers Association in the eleventh annual
convention at Watertown, S. D., do
hereby extend our sincere thanks and
appreciation to the hotels, citizens,
Chamber of Commerce of Watertown,
and Secretary Schlosser for the able
and interesting am in which We
have been entertained.
1--WE also wish to extend our thanks
to the press of Waterfowl, the state,
and the various trade journals for the
generous publicity given to this con
vention and to the advancement Of the
dairy industry in general.
I'VE also thank the various speak,
ers and others who have taken part
and in other ways contributed to the
success of the interesting ard valu
able program. Especially do we wish
to thank the Dakota Farmer for send
ing Mr.. A. +. Chamberlain, and the
Minnesota State Dairymen's associa
ton for Secretary f. d. Currier and
the DeLaVal Separator company 70,
sending Mr.. F. w. Merrill, and U. S
Dairy division for sending Mr.. Sender.
gard to judge the butter.
ALSO, our sincere thanks are ex
tended to the various firms for the lib
eral contribution made to the conven.
ton fund and thereby materially con.
tributing to the success of the con
vention and also the work of this as.
ISOLATION.
1--WE also wish to express our ap.
probation for the able, loyal, and I'm.
selfish work given to this association
by Secretary A. P. Ryger and other
officers of this association.
I'VE also express our sincere ap.
probation and endorsement of the
good work done at the State College
by Professor C. Larsen and his co.
workers in the Dairy Husbandry de-
partment and also by Mr.. A. P. Ryger
and his assistants in the Dairy Elk.
pert department.
1--WE appreciate the benefits derived
from the last butter scoring contest
and wish to go on record favoring an
other ~six-scoring butter contest during
the coming year similar to the one
described by A. P. Ryger. In this
connection we wish to suggest that
some credit on the score card be given
to the composition of the butter.
1--WE recommend that the executive
committee favor the invitation to hold
our next convention in the city of
Brookings if CONSTANT with other flu,
ture plans of this association. We
would also suggest that the executive
committee take under advisement the
holding of this convention at a little
earlier date.
Eve extend our hearty greeting and
best wishes to all absent members and
friends of this association, and We
jointly renew u pledge to continue
to boost for the continued growth and
upbuilding Of the dairy industry OF
South Dakota"
The following state officers were
elected:
President-Amos Albertson, of Elan.
dreau.
Vice-president-H. X. Dubach, of
Clark.
Sc, .ary-treasurer--A. P. Ryger, of
Brookings.
Mr.. Ryger's popularity with the
dairymen, won by his constant and
efficient work for the benefit of the
industry and the association, vas EN-.
phasized in his unanimous reelection,