Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1921-02-10
Wednesday

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| Twenty tubs of creamery batter
we're entered in the butter contest
| at the twenty-seventh annual meet
| ing of the North Dakota Dalrymeh
and Buttermakers' association III ses-
sion here. The butter was judged AT
| the morning session and the awards
will be announced at the banquet
which will be held at the Gladstone
cafe at seven O'Clock tonight one
tub CT dairy butter was shown. Inc
entire exhibit Of twenty-one TUBS ";ls
sold to the Peter Fox Sons and Com
pany of Chicago for 3S " cents per
pound.
The sessions of the North Dakota
Ice Cream manufacture association
we're held at the armOry beginning
at ten o'clock this morning, the presl-
dents address being followed by an
address by Prof. Washburn OF the
University of Minnesota. the subject
OF which was Quality and Yleld
This was followed by general dis
cussiOn of the ice cream industry.
The business session of the ice
cream makers was held this after
noon. a Joint session OF the ice cream
makers and the dairymen being call
ed at about three O'Clock to listen to
the lecture by Prof. WashDurn.
| "Stronger Citizens: How to Build
them"
Tuesday Afternoon Sessions
The program Of the dairymen as
announced for Tuesday afternoon
was carried out with the exception or
the address by j. J. Farrell, secretary
of the Dairy Products Association.
on Dairy Products, which was
omitted, Mr.. Farrell being unable to
be present.
L. S. Person of Minot gave an in
teresting and instructive talk ON
Feeding the Dairy Herd, while
Franklin Page of Hamilton spoke Of
Shelter as a Factor to Successful
Dairying in North Dakota j. j.
Osterhous. state dairy commissioner
and secretary of the association, gave
report on Results Obtained at the
State Experimental Creamery
Visit Creamery and Hospital.
The dairymen visited the Bridge
man-Russell creamery this morning
and also inspected the fine herd of
thoroughbred Holstein dairy cattle
at the State hospital. They also Wis
tied the dairy barns and inspected the
milking machines and other equip
ment of the dairy department at the
latter institution. Both Mr.. Bridge
man of Grand Forks and Mr.. Russell
convention.
About 125 reservations have been
made for the banquet at the Glad
stone cafe tonight.
"A Ramblc Thru \. d."
Part Of the program of the con-
vention's entertainment included at
tendance at the jamestown Opera
House Wednesday night. In addi-
ton to the regular show a special
film, called "a Ramble over North
Dakota" was shown. The film was
secured thru the courtesy of the N.
Oak. Department of immigration. It's
scenes proved conclusively that No.
Dakota is not a state of billiards..
indians and Cowboys, but is one of
the greatest agricultural common
wealths of the nation. The immigra-
tion department has had fully 600
more request for the film to be
shown in various parts of the Unit
ed States than could he supplied.
Features of the film are scenes of
the various cities. Fargo Grand
Forks. Minot jamestown, Bismarck
and others, the state mining indus
try the mills and grain fields, dairy
ing and live stock. Scenes Of the
last Jamestown County fair and a.:
Spiritwood Lake were of special in
terest to local attendants at the op-s
era house. @
HUFF ELEVATOR BURNS