Smyrna times., 1925-07-15
WILL LICENSE STATE DIARIES
Health Department Plans Active Cam
paig for Clean Milk in Delaware

Health Department Plans Active Cam
paign for Clean Milk in Delaware
A half hundred dairymen in Della
ware began selling milk under state
license a few days ago and another
half hundred were permitted to Oper-
ate under a temporary license grant
ed them on their promise to make
things sanitary about their plants and
to have their herds of cows tested for |
| tubercular taint. That the dairymen |
of Kent and Sussex counties have |
profited by the agitation to have cows |
tested for tuberculosis is shown by the |
permits issued. The great majority |
| of dairymen in Kent and Sussex coun- |
ties received a license because their |
plants were in good cndtiOn and their
herds had been properly tested. The
great bulk of the refusals of a per-
manent license because the cows had
not been tuberculin tested were in
New Castle county which has a larg
er amount of cows untested than the
other two counties combined.
The licensing of the dairies refers
only to those in the state outside of
Wilmington where the Wilmington
Board of Health has jurisdiction
However DIR. Arthur T. Davis, execu-
tive head of the State Board of Health
has conferred with the Wilmington
health officials relative to inspections
of dairies located in Wilmington and
arrangements are going forward, it is
stated to have all dairies there in
, spected. Those to whom permanent
| licenses were issued are as follows:
Milford-W. Pearce, Clarence Daw-
] son, C. H. Nutter, G. Marshall Griffith,
J. A. Nailor, c. ]. Calhoun, A. R. Rob
/ bins.
= Smyrna. S. Truax, Ennis & Son,
P. F. McCauley, NJ. V. Ford, R. E.
: Spruance.
Delmar-Lowe & Son, William
4 Hickey, Joseph Kerwatch, J. w. Cul-
h yer.
Greenwood-E. F. Isaacs, L. w.
l. Richards.
d, Newark-John 7. McKeown, B. S.
< Hollett, J. A. Brown, w. T. Register,
G. T. Johnston, j. L. Holloway, W. e.
o Jester, Edwin Guthrie, George Gar
i man. r. r. Elliott, J. o. KeOlig, 5. H.
p Ewing, f. F. Richards, H. c. Herd
IS man, Mrs. Eastbourn, Emery Ewing
% Harrington-C. w. McNatt, Elmer
! s. Cain. A. L. Derickson, George f
RS Sapp, A. Thistlewood, w. W. Simp-
v son.
- Rridoeville-Mrs. NJ. Sudler, Nor
le man Collision.
N Rehoboth-Carl Donovan, John Hol
,e land. DR.. Robinson, John T. Wilson.
Seaford-Spicer Brothers, H. L
Truitt, W. B. Mears.
Rockland-Mrs. L. Scott Townsend
q Lewes-Carpenter Brothers, Ernes
Magee, Raymond Carpenter, Johi
Wilson.
IT. New Castle-JOhn Lester.
re Clayton-Dudley Crossley, Ere
rs Marker.
no Elsmere-C. r. Foreman.
~ Wyoming-Ed knight.
- Odessa-William Spicer, HERNIA
.Iv Kumpler.
~ St. Georges-Mrs. Elizabeth Gan.
+O IeldWdIe OlIH H--lAClllN CNAAoNN'
NJ f. Beck, G.. l. Bender.
Stanton-GeOrge Poultney.
-, Dover-Minus Durham, j. R. Har
III nett, Homer Reed, Francis Raughle,
no Bert Wharton, Ed. Dixon, Sanitar
ito Dairy Company.
,r+ Bowers Beach,. d. Savage.
Frederica-H. W. Vinyard.
hv Townsend-Wm. Short, Walter lie
~. Middletown-S -Shallcross Brothers,
r c. Green.
ci- Magnola-John Collins.
VII Laurel-Garfeld Moore, w. c. f
ca lis, H. B. Oliphant.
Itb Georgetown-Barr and Pepper,
in A. Pepper.
.o,, Milton-Elmer DickersOn.
H. Viola-ElwoOd Jarald.
MarshalltOn-Paul Woodward, O
no. car Lee, J. b. TOulsOn, f. L. Boynto
an, J. c. Brown, Mr.. Murray.
60 Talleyville-E. w. Carroll.
bor Wilmington (ruraD-E. o. Hines.
ybo Porters-H. C. Milligan.
of Richardson Park-Harry Seimes.
and Bethel-Garfeld Moore.