The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-14

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 but subsequently, issued on dates stated without suspension of distribution.
 Table 3. Dairies whose permits are still withheld for reasons noted and distribution pending compliance with legal requirements.
 Authorized milk distributors holding dairy permits:
 Pasteurized Milk: Barber Brothers, 714 South Nineteenth street Central Milk company, '253O First avenue Glen Iris Dairy company, 1910 Third avenue, south Jefferson Dairy com pany, Seventh avenue and Twenty eighth street, north.
 Raw Milk: Alabama Dairy Farm, inc, Route :. Birmingham; l.. w. Burt, Route 5, Birmingham; w. NJ. Barton, Route 6, Birmingham; w. E. Beker and Sons, Route 4, R 'rmingham i; Baker and Lahtem, Route 1, Birming- ham, r. NJ. Cannon. RDrte ?. PinsOn |; B. C.. Clowdus, Box 12. West End, Bir- mipgham; w. ". Farrell, Route z, Birmingham; T. o. Fowler, Route 3, Birmingham; Fuqua Dairy Farm, Route ?, Birmingham; Glen Iris Cen trified Dairy, Route 4, Birmingham j; B. NJ. Holcombe Dairy, Route 4, Bir- mingham w. NJ. and k. k. Hereford, Powderly; Happy Dale Dairy, Route 4. Birmingham; Jack Brothers, No. 1, Bessemer; Jack Brothers, No. 2, Bes- semer; I. F. Johnson, Route 2, Bir- mingham; R. B. Kent, Route 3, Bir- mingham; J. A. King, East Lake; F.. Lackey, Box 42, West End; w. E.. Mathews, Powderly, Ala; J. 1. W. Pool and Son, Route 4, Birmingham i; PraytOr and Jemison, Route 2, Truss vile; w. T. Pinson, Route 2, Birming- ham; w. NJ. Rockett. Route 6, Bir- mingham T. w. Riddle and Son, Route 5, Birmingham; O. c. Rasco, Route f, Birmingham; K. D. Robertson, Route 4, Birmingham; R. D. Riley, Route 3, Birmingham; J. A. Shepherd, Box 4, West End; A. F.. Smith, Route s, Bir- mingham; H. H. Shepherd, Box 4, West End; Valley Springs Dairy, Route 8, Pinson; F. l.. Wilkinson Dairy company, Route 4, Birmingham l; William A. Walker, Route 1, Birming- ham; J. D. Watkins and Son. No. 1, Route 4, Birmingham; J. D. Watkins and Son, No. 2, Route 4, Birmingham i; G. o. Walker Dairy, Route 4, Bir- mingham.
 Butter milk and butter: F.. o. By nun, Route l Pinson; J. B. Bearden, Route 4, Birmingham; P. G. COwden, Tarrant; R. G. Griffith, Tarrant; i; George Miller, Route s, Birmingham.
 Complaints Outlined
 "In reviewing data in tables and 8, the significance of two factors ire quently quoted should be appreciated {; namely: CD premises failed to meet legal sanitary requirements" @ "Un- sanitary rest roOms." The former CD has reference to light, ventilation, drainage, screening of milk house, pro- vision for sterilization of utentils, etc, while the latter (2) signifies a menace through flies having free access be- tween human excretion rest rooms and the dairy premises, utensils. etc.
 Table H
 Table H. Dairies whose permits were temporarily withheld on June 30, for reasons noted, but subsequently, is sued on dates stated without suspension of distribution.
 Baker and Lathem, Route 1, Bir- mingham.
 Permit was temporarily withheld until July IS. Reason: Premises in adequate and failed to comply with le- gal sanitary requirements. On volun- tary assurance of owners that all nec- essary requirements would be met by January 1, 1925, temporary permit was granted until such time. Distribution of raw milk was not stopped during period of adjustment.
 P. G. Cowden, Tarrant, Ala. ,(butter- milk producer.)
 Permit was temporarily withheld until August 13, 1924. Reason Un- sanitary rest rooms within. 1000 feet of dairy; dairy failed to comply with legal sanitary requirements. Distribu- tion of buttarmilk was not suspended during period of adjustment. Manage ment of this dairy showed excellent CO., operation in hastening adjustment of compliance with legal requirements.
 r. G. ClOwdus, Box 12, West End.
 Permit was temporarily withheld un- til July 31. Reason: Premises failed to comply with legal sanitary require ments; fly breeding in horse stable within several yards of milk house, bac- terial content of milk failed to com ply with legal standard. Permitted to distribute raw milk purchased from authorized source during period of ad- justmnt.
 T. o. Fowler, Route 8, Birmingham.
 Permit was withheld until Septem- Der 8. 1924. Reason: Dairy located in congested area and within 1000 feet of numerous unsanitary toilets; tly- breeding prevailed in nearby horse sta ble; inadequate water supply; bacter- ial content of milk failed to comply with legal standard. Distribution of raw milk was suspended during period of adjustment,
 J. B. FuQua Dairy Farm, Route 2 Birmingham.
 Permit was not granted until August 16. Reason: No application filed until July 15. Due to failure to meet legal chemical standards governing