The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-12-27
The Standard
Creamery
If the Farmers Will Do Their
Part by Putting Cows on
the Farms, Sumter Will
Soon Be Creamery
Center For South
Carolina

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enterprise which makes Sumter the
creamery center Of South Carolina
will start operations on January
1st, 1928. The Standard Cream
cry, owned and operated by the
Sumter Ice & Fuel Company has
completed the modern brick build
inc which was constructed entire
iy for creamery purposes, and has
installed its new and modern equip
ment for the manufacture OF the
Gold Bond creamery butter.
Mr.. z. Fl. Moses, the general
manager, stated that this creamery
will be in the market for all Of the
butterfat or cream that is shipped
in and will also take all pure milk
on butterfat basis. The Standard
Creamery proposes to live up to its
name and emblem in every trans
action with the producers of but-
terfat and with consumers Of Cold
Bond butter.
The Sumter Ice & Fuel company
has sesta blished this modern cream
cry with the view of making it also
a community development propo-
sition and guarantees that every
farmer dealing with this concern
viii be given square deal and as
sisted in making dairying pay on
his farm.
The chief objects in the operation
of this plant will be quality and
sanitation and the numerous ap-
paratus composing the equipment
indicate that these two aims will
be fully realized
The large refrigerating plant,
two large pastuerizing machines
and cooler Attachment. guarantee
that nothing but healthful and alb
sofuteIy clean cream and milk viii
be used or sold The steam ster-
ilzing bottle washers, the dust and
fy-proof building, splendidly drain
ed cement floors, snow white and
smooth walls and ceilings, ample
water supply, which together with
the electric power and steam
plant are owned by the Sumter
Ice & Fuel Company, the big cleo
trically driven revolving and san
itary churn, the latest improved
air and dust proof milk and but
terfat shipping cans, the cream
tseparators, all of these stand fol
cleanliness, economy in handling
and manufacture and great reduc;
I:tion of overhead expenses. which
will enable this enterprise to pay
the farmers the highest possible
market prices and at the same tine
,sgive consumers the benefit of mon
ley saved in production bg reduc-
ling expenses to very low mini
mum The new creamery is at the
end of East Liberty street nextato to
the Rowland Cotton WAREHOUSES
Mr. w q Scale is the book
keeper for this enterprise and Mr..
e. IT, Moses, the manager, like
Mr.. Scale is known far and wide
| for their square dealings and
courteous treatment Of the public.
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Sumter is very proud of the
Standard Creamery and the opening
Iof this latest improved creamery
makes two up-to-date creameries
!! for Sumter, and a big ice cream
factory now being put in, which
Will give Sumter three splendid
outlets for marketing Of butterfai
and raw milk.
Mr. Moses says the Standard
Creamery can handle ali OF the
butterfat and milk shipped from;
any county in South Carolina OF
elsewhere and that his plant viii
If necessary, operate day and night
ishifts to accommodate the farmers
! in beating the boil weevil to it BY
operating factories on every farm,
lin the shape of the dairy COW, the
mothers of prosperity.
Ship your butterfat and milk te
Sumter. The public is invited t
inspect this new enterprise.
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