The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1921-01-20
ADULTERATED AND MISBRANDED
FOODS, DRUGS, ETC

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nisbranded, or both, within the mean
ing of the law. This list shows the
brand and name of each article and the
reasons for including them in this list.
All goods herein listed were sold or
offered for sale in this state and sam
pies were examined by inspectors or
| chemists of the department.
Flour manufactured by the Eureka
Roller Mills, Eureka. S. d., was found
to be bleached. The bags were not
marked to show this fact as required
by law. Misbranded.
Vinegar sold by Barrett & Barrett,
jobbers, st. Paul, Mimi, was found
10 be adulterated in that other mater
iai was substituted in part for cider
vinegar.
Vinegar sold by Barrett & Barrett,
jobbers, st. Paul, Mimi, vas found
20 be adulterated in that dilute acid or
distilled vinegar had been substituted
in part for cider vinegar, and the pro-
Iuct as sold contained less than the le-
gal amount of acid.
Cider vinegar manufactured by VIM.
Riley, Spearfish. and by him sold to
dealers, was insuf1ciently fermented
and therefore contained less acetic
acid than genuine cider vinegar.
White vinegar sold by Foley Bros,
st. Paul, Mimi, to dealers in this state
was deficient in acetic acid.
White vinegar manufactured and
sold by Chris Thompson, Rapid City,
was ad%ulterated in that a solution of
acetic acid was substituted in whole
for genuine white, or distilled vinegar.
The sample contained over IL per cent
OF acid and considered formic acid.
Vinegar sold by Warfield, Pratt,
Howell Co., jobbers, Sioux City, Iowa,
10 a dealer in this state was adulter-
ated and misbranded in that a product
deficient in acetic acid and containing
added solids was substituted for cider
vinegar.
Sausage made and sold by w. F.
Drayer & Son. Frankfort, was adulter-
ated in that it contained starch in ex-
cess of the lawful limit.
Sausage made and sold by A. Gill
man, Henry, was adulterated in that it
contained starch in excess of the law
full limit and also added water.
Pearl Hominy, Council Oak brand,
Tolerton & Warield, Sioux City, Ia,
jobbers. was adulterated in that it
consisted in part of filthy animal and
vegetable matter, containing large
plumber of dead weevils, and much
cxcreta, weevil-eaten and musty grain.
Puritan brand raspberry preserves,
manufactured by Oelerich & Berry,
Chicago, ILL.,, was misbranded in that
the label did not plainly and clearly
state the fact that the product con-
sisted of a mixture of apple and rasp-
berry, the words apple and" being in
small i~nconspicious type upon the la
bel.
No. 1 brand apple and grape jelly
made by None Such Products Co., Chi
CagO, ILL.,, was misbranded in that the
true net weight was not stated upon
the label, the packages being in each
| case short in weight of the amount
declared.
Keiiogg's apple and ~ioganberry pre-
serves, manufactured by the Kellogg
Mfg. Co, Keokuk, Ia, were misbrand-
ed in that the net weight was not
plainly and conspicuously stated upon
the package. Apple and strawberry
preserves and apple and raspberry
preserves made by the same company
were similarly misbranded.
Fruit Preserves, manufactured by
GIaser-Crandell CO., Chicago, and sold
under State Seal brand, were labeled
as consisting of apple juice, peaches
and sugar. Examination showed the
product to be adulterated for the rea-
| son that the peach portion of the mix
ture consisted largely of peach skins
with very little pulp.
Jam manufactured by Best Clymer
Mfg. Co, st. Louis, Mo-, Tre-vyn brand
was misbranded in that the label was
20 designed and worded as to mislead
the purchaser, the word, Raspberry"
being printed in large letters, while a
statement that the product consisted
of corn syrup, apple juice, fruit, and
sugar was inconspicuous.
Ri-Al-Fa brand syrup, manufactur-
cd by the National Alfalfa Products
Co., Council Bluffs, Ia, was misbrand-
cd in that statements upon the label
concerning the product were mislead-
ing and not in accord with the actual
composition of the product.
Laurentia brand honey, Bearman
Fruit Co., Minneapolis, Mimi, job
| hers was misbranded in that tho NOT