Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-29
ALL OF STATE soc S
BROUGHT INTO CENTRAL
ORGANIZATION.
WILL BOOST INDUSTRY
THRUouT THE STATE
Manufacturers Of Dairy Products and
Machinery and Breeders Of Cattle
Brought Into Association Which VIII
Unity Efforts-Barney Heads Crsan-
zation-Another Meeting in June.

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dairy association was organized Tues
day at q meeting of dairy interests at
the Chamber of Commerce. The new
organiza ton Will be known as the
Iowa Dairy Council. ". 3. Barney OF
Hampton. state dairy and food COM
missioner. was elected president Lyn
Townsend OF Dies MONIES, secretary,
and p. W Crowley. OF Des Moines,
until recently deputy state commits
sioner was elected treasurer. G. w,
French. Of Davenport, was elected first
vice pres ident and W. ". Marsh, OF
Waterloo second vice president.
Directors representing the various
dairy interests OF the state were elected
as follows:
Prof. NJ Mcrtenssn Of -A1nes, repre-
sent.ng Iowa State College; A. D. Rep
per OF Burlington; representing the
ice cream manufacturers N. E. Nc
Murray OF JeSup, representing the state
outtermakers: z. 5 EStel of Waterloo,
representing the Iowa State Dairy AS
ISOLATION: A. ". Wentworth, Of -Algona,
representing the county agents; W. B.
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Guernsey breeders association: Hugh
G. Van Pelt of Waterloo. representing
the Jersey breeders association and
the dairy press; H. c. Hargrove 81 pes
MoineS. repres ertiTg the Holstein
breeders association; Paul Beer q Des
Noines, representing the milk distri-
br1tors oc.ation: z. V. LIngentelt, OF
Des Moines, representing the milk pro-
duce-s association: 6 Z. Teller, 81
Cedar Rapids representing the manu-
tacrurers; ". W Marsh OF Waterloo,
representing the manufacturers Of sep
arators, and P. W. Crowley Of Des
Motnas. representing the Iowa cream
cry outterrI2akers association.
Meet Again in June.
4 committee was appointed 10 draft
g constitution and bylaws for the or
ga-izarion. and meeting to pass upon
the adoption OF these will be called by
the president about June 20.
A representa- tive OF the association
VIII be appointed IN each county in the
state through whom It will be able TO
keep in close touch with every section
o. the state.
The purpose Of the Iowa dairy coun-
ell VIII be TO promote the dairy inter
essts of the state and especially to bring
to the attention OF the purchasers OF
fine cattle the fact that 1owa's thor
oughbred dairy herds are second to
none IN the country.
Iowa IS first in the production OF
corn. hogs aand beef" said ". B. Bar
ney, state dairy and food commits sion
er. and only third as a dairy state,
There is 10 reason why we should not
be first in that field also"
Plan 70 Advertise.
7 will ne the aim Of the association
also % advertise the food value Of milk
and other dairy products and TO slim
Mate the production Of the articles. Il
IS cont emplated putting on & cam paign
Of general advertising later thru the
daily papers.
one Of the first things the new or
ganization will set about doing fol-
lowing the adoption Of a constitution
and bylaws is 70 cooperate with
the cities Of Burling ton. Cedar Rapids,
Waterloo and Dubuque IN putting on
dairy week. similar to the one recently
conducted in Des Mo;nes. It IS also
contemplated 70 put or another cam
paign Of that kind in Des Mo!aes some
time during the fall
Iowa has the honor OF being the first
state In the union to organize state
dairy association such as this. There
Is 2, national association known as the
national dairy council with headq uar-
ters IN Chicago.
Funds for maintaining the organiza-
ton Will be raised thru membership
fee and donations from manufacturers
Of dairy appliances and breeders asso-
Citations.