The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1922-03-01

word "Rleached" was not printed on
TIE bag label as required by law, the
flour being a bleached product.
Onawa Mills Fancy Patent Flour,
manufactured by J. c. Roush., Orawa,
Iowa, was misbranded in that the
word, "Bleached", was not Printed IN
the bag label as required by law, the
-four being a bleached product.
X. & G. brand catsup, distributed by
Western Grocer Mills, Marshalltown,
Iowa, was adulterated in that it con-
sisted in part OF filthy vegetable mat
ter, containing excessive mold AMI
having been made from improperly
selected tomatoes.
Eureka Cake Powder, manufactured
and distributed by Comac Food Prod
ucts Co., Minneapolis, was ~adulterated
in that it was colored in a manner
whereby inferiority was concealed and
the color was an uncertifled coal tar
color.
Orange Pie and Cake Filling, manu-
featured and distributed by Il. Heller
& Co., Chicago, was adulterated and
m%isbranded in that a product contain
ing artificial favor and color in imita-
ton of orange vas substituted for an
orange product, and for the further
reason that the label was misleading.
Cherry Pie and Cake Filling. manu-
featured and distributed by B. Heller
& Co., Chicago, was adulterated and
misbrandcd in that a product favored
with benzaldehyde and artificially col
lored in imitation of cherry was sub
stituted for a cherry pie filling, and
for the further reason that the label
wa misleading.
Moore's Tip Top brand candy, pea
nut squares, distributed by o. J..
Moore Grocer Co., Sioux City, was
adulterated in that it consisted in
part, Of filthy animal and vegetable
matter, being infested with live
worms and moths, and containing
much excreta.
Eeribest brand mixed vegetables,
distributed by Armor & Co., Chicago,
was misbranded in that the packages
were-short of the declared net weight.
Pep-Tonic hog remedy, manufac-
tured and distributed by the Puritan
Products Co., Clinton, Ill.,, was mis-
branded in that the label was intended
to mislead and deceive the purchase
and the statements thereon were false
and misleading as to the medicinal
properties of the product as applied 70
hog cholera.
Hseat Niddlings, manufactured by
Larson 2 Orwell, Revillo, was adul-
telatsd end m~isbranded in that a prod
ut lo~ n protein and containing too
much blan was substituted for wheat
m;ddlings.
Dakota Cream Wheat Middlinps.
manufactured by the Jerauld County
Milling Co, Washington Springs, wa,
mlsbranded in that the percentage OF
crude tat as given on the label was
much greater than the mount actual
~ present.
Dakota Cream Bran, manufactured
by the Jerauld County Milling Co..
Washington Springs, was m~isbrandcd
in that the percentage of crude fat
as given on the label was much great
er than the amount actually present.
and the percentage Of crude fibre pres
ent was much more than the amount
declared on the label
Yorkshire Brand Meat Meal, mann
featured and distributed by John Nor
rell 4 Co., Sioux Falls, was adulterat-
ed and misbranded in that the amount
OF protein present in the product was
much less than the amount claimed by
the label, and a product low in pro-
TEN was substituted in part for meat
meal containing 80 per cent protein.
DIS brand cold and grippe tablets.
manufactured by the American Drug
glsts Syndicate, New York, were mis-
branded in that the proportion of ace
tanilide in the mixture was less han
the proportion claimed by the label.
ASp-a-lax, manufactured hv !
Apex Chemical Co., Des Moines. Iowa.
was adulterated and misbranded in
that a product containing much les,
aspirin was substituted for the prod
uct of the composition claimed bv the
label.
J, Guy &. Frary, Go hereby certify
that the articles in the foregoing list
have all been examined by myself or,
ny my assistants and found to he
~adulterated or misbranded within tha
meaning of the laws of the state ~
South Dakota. Guv G. F,arv