The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-09-27

man or the real friendship of an honest
man; is has no purchasing power at the
throne of Grace Richest are they who
toll and suffer most but who find sun
shine in the end. JOY, love, honor and
sweet content are riches more precious
than gold. Box Elder Journal.
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CLEAN MILK
The producer of milk and cream has a
greater influence upon the quality Of
manufactured dairy products than is APP
preciated by him. Heavy losses are in
flicted upon the dairy industry due to the
improper handling. of milk which could
be prevented if all producers would OBJ
serve few simple principles in the pro-
duction of milk.
The most important step in the pro-
duction Of clean milk is the utensils. If
they have been properly washed and
scalded and then put in sunny place to
thoroughly air and dry, the first step to
clean milk production has been taken
The next is to thoroughly cool the milk
as soon as it is produced A wonderful
saving would be made if all milk could be
cooled, after milking, to temperature of
II
The next important step in the pro-
duction of clean milk is clean methods of
milking If the udder of the COW is slight
ly soiled it is a good practic to wipe it
with damp cloth or to carry brush
for removing loose dirt.
Much butter and cheese are sold below.
the highest quotation because the pro-
ducers have failed to deliver good milk
to the creameries and cheese factories.
Low prices paid for low quality of dairy
products are not in themselves the worst
penalties inflicted upon those who manu-
facture such products, but rather the
low consumption which low quality caus-
es. There is no question but there would
be larger consumption of cheese if it
were uniformly of higher quality. The
milk producer must appreciate that he
has responsibility in the production of
high quality dairy products and that he
cannot escape the penalties of low quail
| ity dairy products. To produce good dairy
products requires good milk and good
! workmanship upon the part of the manu-
facturer. 1t is, therefore, cooperative
| effort and the producer must feel that
his part is quite as important as that of
the person who handles his products. -
Hoard's Dairyman.
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A Lenox, Mass, Correspondent of the
New York World writes that Senator
Oscar Underwood, as good Democrat,
should refuse to accept appointment as
a member of the conference for limita-
ton or ornaments by appointment of
Pres. Harding because should he partici-
pate in the proceedings of the conference.
and approve its decisions, he would be in
no position afterward to make party
campaign capital out of that part of
the record of Republican national adj
ministration. This is probably one of
those super-patriots who abused Senator
! Lodge because he would not swallow
whole the un-Americanized covenant of
the league of nations, on the grounG
that loyalty to the government and to
humanity called for unquestioning ac-
ceptance of the program of President
Wilson, who, it will be remembered saw
J to it that his peace conference mission in
! Guided no upatanding Republican or any
one POSSESSING recognized standing rs q
statesman. = National Republican.
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