The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-18
EXPLAINS REASONS
FOR AGREEMENT WITH
JEROME CREAMERY
Secretary Of County Dairy Associa-
ton Reveals Details Of New
Cream Disposal Plan.


Details of the arrangement made
by the Twin Falls County Coopera-
tive Dairyman's association with the
Jerome cooperative creamery,
whereby the cream produced by as
ISOLATION members will be delivered
TO the Northside institution for a
period Of one year commencing Oc-
tober /. is made public in state
ment to The Record this week by l..
s. Otto of this place. secretary Of
the association.
The statement in full Is as fol-
lows:
Observation of the development of
the Jerome creamery. the Payette
creamery, and the wasteful expen-
sive burden carried by the industry
in our own county is responsible for
the effort to eliminate speculation
and waste and stabilize food markets
In the interests of the members and
the public, brought into existence the
Twin Falls Dairy association on
April z at Parish half. Twin Falls.
The association is regularly incor-
porated under the laws of the state
OF Idaho, and the corporate powers
of the corporation are vested in a
board Of five directors.
The corporation is authorized q
issue preferred stock at the par
value of $50 share, not to exceed
900 shares, none of which has been
issued.
The directors elected April Z i'm
mediately began their effort to put
into effect a plan to handle the dairy
products OF $40 members OF the as
ISOLATION, consisting of the produc-
tion of 1900 head Of cows, scattered
from Hansen to Bull. They were
confronted with the problem OF
available working capital and found
that the production of 1900 cows
manufactured into butter. placed in
storage. and on the market, gave the Z
association no standing whatever in |
a financial way. Other attempts to
get financial assistance met the same !
outcome.
Various offers TO purchase the as
sociation's cream could not be con 4
sidered seriously, as they led away
from the very principles upon which /
the association was founded II was
always the desire of the directors TO
hold this industry in Twin Falls
county, and every means was ex
hausted to accomplish this, but all
failed.
II was then that the directors en-
tertained a proposition from the
Jerome Cooperative Creamery which
resulted in the directors OF the as
ISOLATION entering into a contract to
deliver the associations cream to the
Jerome creamery for one year, be-
ginning Oct. /. 1924.
The association becomes a stock
holder in the Jerome creamery cor
poration by the purchase of one share
of common sock, which puts our as
sociation on the same working and
basis as all other
members OF the creamery organiza-
ton. All cream will carry its pro-
portion OF the expense OF gathering.
and marketing. and /.
all will share alike with the excep- /.
ton OF one cent a pound butterfat.
which will be charged against all .
cream collected from house TO house.
which applies TO all alike in Jerome !
county and Twin Falls county.
The cream will be collected BY
light trucks in each locality and sent
light on by the heavy trucks TO the :
'reamery. where all testing and grad !
ng will be done by one man hired 10
i've his entire time to receiving and g
esting the associations cream. for
he association. v
He will make out checks to tn
members. which will be done rs
ream is delivered, and checks viii
e delivered to members on the next
rip Of the local collectors, thus elm II
Mating the in-between cream station VI
nd tester, and insuring a higher a,
rade product. by the cream going d. pl
ect from farm to creamery oftener a
nd quicker.
All trucking will be done BY con- "
TACT. and will be arranged for and 10
ontrolled by the creamery. and
hecks in payment for our producte 81.
i'll be drawn on the First National N
ank OF Jerome, where the creamery ~
as deposited to the credit of thr 90
ssocistion funds to carry on IL a.
nsiness. for which the association ~
pes not put up an7 security or be- tx
'me obligated in any way. other
ian 70 deliver the cream. be
The directors feel that this viii 70
ork a profit TO producers that will be
crease their purchasing power and tel
Iey will still live and buy their sup II
les on the Twin Falls tract