The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1921-01-20
Wheat bran, manufactured by the

Wnedt Dran, manufactured by the
Farmers Cooperative Milling Co.,
Bowdle, was misbranded in that is was
not labeled to show the net weight.
Wheat shorts, manufactured by the
Farmers Cooperative Milling Co,
owdle, was ~misbranded in that 1t was
not labeled to show the net weight.
Wheat bran, manufactured by the
Dell Rapids, Mill Dell Rapids, was
misbranded in that II was not labeled
to show the net weight or the name
and address of manufacturer.
Wheat mixed feed, manufactured by
the Dakota Roller Mills, Selby, was
misbranded in that it was not labeled
to show the net weight or the name
and address Of manufacturer or Job
Der.
Mixed feed, manufactured by the
Dakota Roller Mills, Selby, was mis-
branded in that it was not labeled to
show the net weight or the name and
address OF manufacturer or jobber.
Red Dog -four, manufactured by the
Aberdeen Mill Co., Aberdeen, was mis-
branded in that it was not labeled to
show the net weight or name and adj
III ess of manufacturer.
Wheat shorts, manufactured by the
Herried Mill Co., Herried, was mis-
branded in that it was not labeled to
show the net weight or the name and
address of manufacturer or jobber.
Wheat bran. manufactured by the
Herried Mill Co., Hcrried, vas mis-
branded in that it was not labeled to
show the net weight or the name and
address of manufacturer of jobber.
Raysol brand buttermilk starting
food, manufactured by the Standard
Chemical Co, Omaha, Neb., was adul-
terated and misbranded in that a sub
stance containing less fat and protein
was substituted for the product and
the percentages of fat and protein as
shown on the label were incorrect.
Standard brand Hog Regulator, man
r!actured by the Standard Chemical
Co, Omaha, Neb., was misbranded in
that it contained no black anthony,
although this substance was claimed
~ the label to be present.
Standard brand milk meal, manufac-
tured by the Standard Chemical Co,
Omaha, Neb., was adulterated and
misbranded in that it contained very
much less protein, a valuable ingre-
dent, han was claimed on the label,
and the crude fibre was much higher
than claimed on the label.
Standard brand Stock Powder, man
ufactured by the Standard Chemical
Co, Omaha, Neb., was misbranded in
that the label failed TO show the per-
centage of inert ingredient, ground
screenings.
Standard brand, Poultry Tonic, man
ufactured by the Standard Chemical
Co, Omaha, Neb., was misbranded in
that the label failed to show the per-
centage of the inert ingredients,
ground screenings.
Prof. Gray's Poultry Tonic, distri-
buted by John Sexton & Company, Chi
cago, was adulterated and misbranded
in that a mixture of dicerent compo-
sition than that claimed on the label
was substituted for the product and
neither the net weight weight nor the
percentage of inert ingredients was
shown upon the label.
DR.. Hess brand Horse Tonic, man
ufactured by Hess 4 Clark, Ashland, !
Ohio, was misbranded in that the per-
centage Of filler or inert ingredient
was not shown upon the label.
DIR. Hess brand Worm Powder, man.
ufactured by Hess & Clark, Ashland,
Ohio, was adulterased and m%isbranded
in that ~cottonseed hulls were substi-
tuted for wheat bran in the mixture.
Lamprey brand iIorse Worm Pow
Ger, manufactured by Lamprey Pro-
ducts Co., st. Paul, Mimi. was mis-
branded in that the percentage of in
ert ingredients was not shown upon
TIE label and in that the preparation
contained no naphthalene, although
this was claimed to be present.
Lamprey brand Poultry Tonic, man
ufactured by the Lamprey Products
Co, st. Paul, Mimi, was misbranded
il that the percentage of inert ingre-
dents was not shown upon the label.
Lamprey brand Heave Powders,
manufactured by the Lamprey Products
Co.. st. Paul, Mimi, was misbranded
in that the percentage of inert ingre-
'iients was not shown upon the label.
Lamprey brand Cough and Distem-