The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-06-22
BUYERS IN EXAMS
More Than 1900 Kansas Cream
Purchasers Investigated.
State Conducts Rigid Test of
Men All Over State.
IN Topeka next TUESDAY
All Permits Must Be Procured
Here mt That Time.
Examinations Under Direction
Agricultural College.

More than 1900 Kansas cream buy.
ers will take the state examinations
for cream station operators during
June and July. 1t is the largest crop
of authorized operators to be certified
by the state agricultural college in sew
eral years. All examinations will be
under direction of the state farm
school and will be held in county seats.
All temporary permits will be null
and void after the date of the last ex-
animation given in the locality In
which the possessor of said permit re-
sides. Persons holding temporary per-
est examination point to take the final
examination. Persons now holding
temporary permits or expired final
permits are not eligible to future tenn
pOrary examinations.
All applicants will gather at place
of meeting indicated below at $3.50 a.
m, where representative of the dairy
commissioner will be found. The ex-
animation will consist of a lecture and
general discussion from 10 a. m. I'M
til noon. Important matter will be
discussed, among which will be the
lettering of the commercial grades OF
cream. The official written examina-
ton will be held at 1890 p. m. All per-
sons failing in the examination Will be
notified and may take the examination
at some other scheduled point For
this reason 1t is advisable for all ap-
plicants to take the examination when
it is first held in the locality in which
they reside.
Questions will cover information in
Bulletin No. 4, or a summary OF Bull
letin No; 3, provision OF the dairy Jaw
and rulings, together with Circulars
Nos. 80 and Sc, as well as the points
given in the lecture. Applicants should
provide themselves with pencil OF
fountain pen. Paper will be furnished
Persons holding three-year permits
expiring on or before June 1, 1919
are expected to appear at the sched-
uled examination points or cease buy
ing cream, upon expiration OF the'I
permit, until a new permit Is pro-
cured. This notice has been sent tc
all persons holding temporary per
mits and final permits about to expire
and has been advertised thru the
press. Failure to receive notice will
not excuse from the examination per-
sons holding temporary permits OF
final permits about to expire. The no.
tees have been sent to the address
given when the permit was secured,
and alleged failure to receive notice
will be due to change of address and
failure to notify the state dairy com
missioner.
Plan OF Exams.
All persons holding temporary per.
mits or final permits about to expire
who fail to take the examination wher
it Is held in the locality in which they
reside, must cease buying cream or
and after the expiration of their per
mits, and all such will be required te
come 20 Manhattan If they desire IL
take the examination. No exceptions
will be made to the above ruling.
The examination dates follow:
Phillipsburg. school building, June IS
Topeka, court house, June 20.
Colby, court house, June 26.
Atchison, court house, June 26.
IIiawatha, court house, June 81.
Atwood, court house, June 20.
Oakley. school building. July 1.
Hays, court house. July 2.
Marysville, court house, July 2.
Ellsworth, court house, July 5.
Lincoln Center city hall, July S.
Hutchinson, court house, July 9.
Belleville, school building. July 9.
Norton, court house. July 10.
Scott City, court house, July II.
Ness City, court house. July IL.
Pratt, court house, July 16.
Meade, court house. July IT.
Dodge City. court house, July IS.
Great Bend, city hall, July 10.
Pittsburg. normal school, July %.
Salina, court house. July %.
Mcpherson, court house, July "a.
lola, high school. July rs.
Garnett, court house, July 26.
Garden City, court house, July 26.
Manhattan, first Tuesday of eacl
month at Office of state dairy commits
sioner, $3.50 a. m.