New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-01-08
Ess1G AND MILFORD.

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Mrs. William Geske was out in tn
Milford neighborhood, finishing her sui
| scription list on Woman Suffrage. /
seems that Essig and vicinity has
number Of strong supporters.
! At the annual meeting Of the Essi
cooperative Shipping Association he'll
at Essig hall December 80, 1913, tn
| following officers were elected as fol
! lows: Pres, Anton Henle; vice pres
IL. II. Johns; Sec, VIM. Radloff; direct
ors, VIM. Newman, Art Mecklenberg
! Art Lambrecht, j. p. Krzmarzick, Franz
II. Seifert, John Carols and Engelber
kuelbs. Albert Werner was elected a.
shipping manager for the ensuing yea
and entered upon his duties at once
Mr.. Werner was the unanimous choic,
OF the meeting, he has been strong
supporter of the association ever since
its beginning and will make good in his
new venture. The retiring manager
Louis Spelbrink, wishes to avail himself
OF this opportunity to thank the mem
bers and patrons of the association fol
the many cOurtesies extended him dur
ing his incumbency and sincerely hopes
that the same may be conferred upon the
present manager. The association ship.
ped out 80 carloads of stock from Jan
l RI
1894 hogs, 200 cattle, 405 calves, 10
sheep. The total receipts amount to
800, 513.42. 4S cents was the average
shipping expense per 100 lbs. during
the year.
The annual meeting Of the stockhold-
! ers Of the Essig Cooperative Dairy as
sociation was held at Essig hall on the
81 day of December, 1918 Officers were
elected as follows: Pres, John Gareis;
vice pres, Anton Henlc; Sec, Louis
Spelbrink; treas, Fred Rolloff; direct
ors, Aug. Kroschel, Herman Juni, VIM.
Radlotf .-. ".a
Annual report of the Essig Co-opera-
tive Dairy Association for the year end
ing November 80, 1918:
Milk and cream to patrons 100 lbs.
Milk received ....,,,... 6SO,965 lbs.
Cream received ......... 222,197 lbs.
Average test Of milk ~ 81 per cent
average test OF cream -. 25 per cent
Butterfat from milk 49,. 25,067.4 lbs.
Butterfat from cream 80. 1871 lbs
Total butterfat received. lO3, 8O6 lbs.
Amt. of butter shipped 80. l10.2SO lbs.
Amt. of butter to patrons 1881 lbs.
Amt. Of butter sold at
creamery .............. 2,227 lbs.
Total butter manufactured 125, 1888 lbs.
overrun -: -. ,.....5. 22,oS2 lbs.
Overrun, per cent .21.27
Average price paid for buttcrfat So cts.
Average price received for but
Ter .............. 5O.8 cts.
Cost per Id. of making butter &c cts.
Rec ID from sale Of buttermilk $315.0O
Rec ID. from sinking fund 49,. 1908
Financial report Receipts.
Bal. in Treas. Nov. 80, 1917 $l,355.2s
Rec ID from butter shipped. 52,5l8.7e
Rec d from butter to pa .... .
irons ....:.......... 7,o33.84
Reed from butter sold at
| creamery ................ 1867;
! Interest reed on daily bal. l044t
Total ........ $62 ,176.oe
Disbursements.
Paid patrons by check 49,. s4e,S34.4t
Paid patrons by butter -. 7,O33.84
Running expenses for year 3.726.6 s.
Bal. in treasury Nov. 80, 1918 1871;
Total ........ $62,176.0s
LOUIS SPELBRINK,
......." Secretary
Louis Spelbrink left for st. Pau
Saturday morning to attend the session.
of the legislature.
| Miss Julia Ziegenhagen is on visi
at the J. P. Krzmarzick home.
Jim Case is busy grinding feed day
times and running the bus at night
For quick service apply to Jim.
Jack Frost is pretty game. He SET
the thermometer down to 20 below
Thursday.
BUBBLE has the best Of travelling t.
his beat. He is footing it quite often
too.
Ed. Schroeder is making his regular
calls at the VIM. Geske home. That's
the stuff, Ed. keep it up.
Corp. Mielke is assistant cook at the
Joe Sonntag restaurant for few days
Go to Joe for hot soups.