The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-12-27

4 WIN ~ SU1tSIa 0sS ~. COuSlSIoQ OF
mixture Of rye and wheat fours. Tn,
Cord blended ION the label was moi
sufficient Indication Of the addition O.
q foreign -four.
Linseed Oil distributed BY til,
Southern States Turpentine Co.,
Cleveland. Ohio, consisted in part O
mineral oil.
Our Leader brand canned Beans
distributed by D. e. Foote & Co.
Baltimore, Md. consisted principally
Of soy beans which had been substi
tuted for beans, navy beans, pea Of
medium beans.
Holsum brand Pork and Beans man.
ufactured by the Dyer Packing Co..
Yincennes. Ind, consisted Of soy
beans with very low percentage Of
navy beans. Sample was misbranded
in that the label was misleading as to
the character of product.
No. brand Golden Wax Beans,
distributed by Andrew Kuehn. Co. /.
Sioux Falls, S. D., consisted OF
spoiled beans.
University brand canned Rhubarb,
distributed by Winston Harper, Fish.
er Co.. Minneapolis, Mimi, contained
an excessive amount of tin dissolv ed
from the can by the fruit acidsrk
Dry Beans. sold by the Aberdeen
Wholesale Grocery Co., Aberdeen, s.
D.. as navy beans consisted of mix
ture of 60 per cent navy beans and
40 per cent Burma or Rangoon Beans,
and were adulterated because dele
FERROUS and poisonous substance, con-
tanned in the Burma beans, had been
added to navy beans.
Oval A brand Strawberry Preserves,
distributed by L B. Albright Co.,
lierre, S. D., were not labeled to
show the net content of the cans.
Nedrow brand Cider Vinegar, sold
by Dickey Bros, Frederick, S. d., J.
contained but 4 per cent acid, winch
is below the South Dakota vinegar
standard.
Red Bird brand Cider Vinegar, dis
tributed by Green & DeLaittre Co..
Minneapolis, Mimi, contained less
than the required amount Of aci55.
Scientol brand Lemon Flavor, made
|.by the Scientol Flavor CO., Under
wood. Washington, was adulteratea
and misbranded, in, that cane sugar
containing a trace of citral and Of
lemon oil had been substituted for
lemon flavor. and statements on the
label were misleading. .a
Scientol brand Vanilla Flavor,
made by the Scientol Flavor Co. ), I'm,
derwood, Washington, was adulterat-
ed and misbranded in that cane sugar
mixed with vanillin and coumarin had
been substituted for vanilla flavor,
and statements on the label were mis-
leading.
Green Fruit Coloring, distributed
by VIM. Tackaberry Co., Sioux City.
Ia, was not labeled to show the net
contents. =.
Excel brand Vanilla Flavor, manu-
featured by Olson & Berry Co., Sioux
Falls, S. D.. was adulterated and
misbranded in that colored solution
of yanillin was substituted in, whsle
or in part for vanilla flavor.
Jewel brand Flayoring Extract of
Vanilla, manufactured by the Jewel
Tea Co., Chicago, and distributed by
the Jewel Tea Co., Inc, Sioux Falls,
S. D., was misbranded in that the
content of alcohol was not correctly
stated on the label. -. 4
Dickinson's brand Pure Syrup, put
up by Marshalltnwn Syrup & Sugar
Co., Marshalltown, Ia, was adulter-
ated and misbranded in that the label
bore the statement, Made From
Pure Maple Syrup and Pure Rock
Candy Syrup" and a design repre-
senting workmen boiling down sap in
maple grove, also a cane field. An
alysis showed the syrup to consist al
most wholly of cane sugar syrup and
to contain but livery little maple syrup.
Dickinson's brand Pure Cane Sugar
Syrup, Maple Flavor, packed by the
Marshalltown Syrup & Sugar Co.,
Marshalitown, Ia, was labeled 40
per cent Cane and 10 per cent Maple
Syrup. = but analysis showed that it
contained not more than trace Of
maple syrup. sst
Old Crow Mexican Hot Cider, dis
tributed by the National Beverage
Co., St. Louis, Mo-, was illegal in
that it was an imitation cider, i'm
properly labeled and contained II per
cont a 1nnhnI