The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-08-02
NEW CREAMERY
NOW A REALITY
Equity Association Bought Out
C. w. Edison Last Sat
urday.
Will Take Charge October l.
Hope to Have 500 Stock
holders.
The Equity creamery is a fact.

The Equity creamery is fact.
Saturday afternoon the necessary
legal formalities were completed,
and on the first of October the busi-
ness Of the Liberal Creamery & Bot
'tling Company will pass to the Lii
beral Equity Cooperative Creamery
& Produce Co.
Enough stock has been subscribed
to assure the creamery, and the
salesmen are meeting with excellent
success. The sale Of stock will be
pushed vigorously, the slogan being
$500 stockholders by October 1st."
"And we are going to get them,"
said John L. Boles, cho has been one
Of the leaders in the movement from
the start. With this spirit there is
no doubt that it will be accomplish
ed.
There will be no change in the
management of the business or the
force of employees of the creamery.
Mr.. Edison has agreed to take the
management of the business for the
Equity and the present office help
as we'll as those employed in the
The only difference will be that
making of butter and other products.
four or five hundred farmers will be
personally interested in the business
and will supply it with the necessary
products to make it auccess.
Mr.. Edison has built up good
business, but could never get enough
cream. However, with the farmers
who are members of the company
turning their attention more to
dairying, the business should expand
to great proportions. Under Mr.. Eid
sons management, even with the
limited supply of cream, it was {
success, and the product Of ths
/ creamery has always found read!
sale.
With the business the Equity tool
over the building, the lots on which
it stands, and also the lots east tt
/ the street. The building was so con
4 structed that another story could bt
added, and it is the plan of the com
pany to add the extra story as wei
las to build a poultry house on the
extra lots, as soon as becomes
necessary. This is some of the most
| VALUABLE pIOpcIty III thC IOWh. hO
Gated conveniently to the business
section of the city and the depot III
is bound to increase in value as the
town grows, and is an excellent buy
at this time.
"You can talk amout oil and rail
roads," said Mr.. Boles, in speaking
of the institution, "but l want to tel
you that this creamery is the biggest
proposition for the town and coun'
try that could have been secured. II
will bring direct returns to all in q
way that will be seen and appreci.
ated." And we are inclined to
agree with him there.
The stock is being purchased by
some of the best farmers in the coun-
try, and others are interested. With
the business already a success; with
a capable manager whose integrity
is unquestioned; and an efficient
board of directors; and no competi-
tion for a great distance; with a
country perfectly adapted to dairy
ing, there is absolutely no reason
why there should not be good thing
in it for those who invest their
money.
Mr.. Farmer, if you have notalready
taken stock investigate this PROPOSE
tion thoroughly. If you do, you will
buy, for it is going to be a winner
and you will want in.