The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1921-01-13
Adulterated and Misbranded Foods
Drugs, Etc.

eShoeSu "a l1tSDI d1IuGu, VI bOIll,
within the meaning 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
samples were examined by inspec-
tors or chemists of the depart
ment:
Flour manufactured by the L.
reka 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& Barr
ett, jobbers, ST. Paul MINI. was
found to be adulterated in that
other material was substituted in
part for cider vinegar.
Vinegar sold by Barrett & Bar
rett, ST. Paul, MINI. was found co
be adulterated in that dilute acid
or distilled vinegar had been sub
stitrted in part for cider vinegar,
and the product as sold contained
less than the legal amount Of acid.
Cider vinegar manufactured by
VIM. Riley, Spearfsh, and by him
sold to dealers was insufficiertlv
fermented and therefore contained
less acetic acid than genuine cider
vinegar.
White vinegar sold by Foley
Bros, St. Paul, Minnt, to dealers
in this state was def"icnC ii ac-
etic acid.
White vinegar manufactured and
sold by Chris THOMPSON, Rapid Ci-
ty, was adulterated in that = s0Iu-
tion of acetic acid was substituted
in whole for genuine white, OF dis
titled, vinegar. The san,rtc contain
ed over II per cent of acId and con
siderable formic acid.
Vinegar sold by Warield, Pratt,
Howell CO., iobbers, Sioux City, II,
to a dealer in this state uas adul-
terated and misbranded In that a
preduct deficient in acetic acid and
containing added solids was sub
stituted for cider vinegar.
Sausage made and sold by w.
F. Drawer & Son, Frankfort, was
adulterated in that it contained
starch in excess of the lawful IL
NIT.
Sausage made and sold by A.
Gilman, Henry, was adulterated in
that it contained starch in excess
of the lawful limit and also added
water.
Pearl Mominy, Council Oak
brand, Tolerton & Warfeld, Sioux
City, Ia, jobbers, was adulterated
in that it consisted in part of fill
thy animal and vegetable matter,
containing large numbers of dead
weavils, and much excreta, weevil
eaten and musty grain.
Puritan brand raspberry pre-
serves, manufactured by Oelerich
& Berry, Chicago, H., was mis-
branded in that the label did not
plainly and clearly state the fact
that the product consisted of a
mixture of apple and raspberry
the words Apple and' being in
small inconspicuous type upon the
label.
No. l brand apple and grape jel-
ly made by None Such Products
Co., Chicago, H., 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.
Kellogg's apple and loganberry
preserves, manufactured by the
Kellogg Mfg. CO, Keokuk, Ia, were
misbranded in that the net weight
was not plainly and conspicuously
stated upon the package. Apple
and strawberry preserves and ap-
pie and raspberry preserves made
by the same company were similar
ly misbranded.
Fruit preserves, manufactured by
Glaser-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 adulter-
ated for the reason that the peach
portion of the mixture consisted
largely of peach skins with very
little pulp.
Jam manufactured by Best Cly-
mer Mfg. Coz. st. Louis, Mo. Tre-
vyn brand, was misbranded in that
the label was so designed and word
ed as to mislead the purchaser, the
word, Raspberry being printed
in large letters, while statement
that the product consisted of corn
syrup, apple juice, fruit, and sugar
was inconspicuous.
Ri-Al-Fa brand syrup, manufact-
ured by the National Alfalfa pro
Diff t. ,r,oe