The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, February 22, 1912, Page 6

Oltmanns Bro’s Stallions Watseka, Ifls., and Nevada, Mo. If you are wanting a Stallion come to Nevada, Mo. We have our barn full of Imported and Home Bred Registered Percheron and Belgian Draft Stallions. We have been doing business here for a number of years with not one dissatisfied customer. If you want a stallion weighing a ton, we have them. Our special guarantee more liberal than anybody's. Horses Right, Prices Right, Terms Right Call on or Address Thomas Tade, Manager, Nevada, Missouri. Reference—First National Bank, Nevada, Mo. 12-12t war REAM TESTS UY }milk. The effect of temperature both on the loss of fat in the skim milk and on the per cent of fat in the cream, varies with the construction of the machine. Within the limits of 70 to 90 degrees, the variation in the loss of fat in the «kim milk is not very marked, but the loss is greater at the lower temperature. An in- crease in the per cent of fat in the cream brought about by a lower tem- perature of the milk separated, is caused by’ the higher velocity of the cold cream reducing the capacity of the cream outlet. The per cent of fat in the cream varies in direct proportion to the per cent of fat in the milk. The ratio of cream to skim milk is not changed by a variation in the richness of the milk separated. The rate of inflow, and the logs of fat in the skim milk is not affected appreciably by the per | HANDLING OF THE SEPARATOR MAKES DIFFERENCE. ~ Experiments at Missouri College of Agriculture. The farmer is often worried be- cause his cream test is different from time to time. When he has not changed the setting of the cream screw he thinks that the test should always be the same. Extensive ex- periments at the dairy department of the Missouri College of Agriculture proved that several factors may enter in to make this difference. The cream buyer, then, should not be suspected of dishonesty on account of this va- tiation. cent of fat in the milk. | In addition to the adjustment of The rate of inflow changes the ra- | the cream screw and the amount of /|tio of cream to skim milk to some water or skim milk used to flush out; extent, but the whole difference is not | the cream, the main factors .affecting |con the cream outflow. A reduction in REXALL Remedies a Are far ahead of any line of remedies we have sold One for Each Ailment and the Formula of same The Rexall Drug Store WANTS YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS You always get the MOST of the BEST for the LEAST money and always secure prescriptions containing fresh pure drugs You select your piiysician with great care. Do you use the same caution in selecting the druggist to fill your physician's pre- scriptions? C. W. Hess The Rexall Drug Store, Butler, Mo Part of Cream Testing Laboratory at University of Missourf, where Stu- dents of Dairying Receive Instruction. RMERS |eeserres ANK SURPLUS 35,000 Out-of-Town Residents This bank especially invites cor- réSpondence from. people living out: side of Butler who, not finding. it convenient to call, may wish to re- ceive information upon any subject relating to banking business, such as the opening of an account or the making of a loan. We are always pleased to give you by letter any in- formation which may be required upon’ these subjects, and] those in- quiring, incur no obligation whatso- ever. Checking accounts received in any amounts and liberal rates of interest paid on Savings Accounts of one dollar or more. ee oo Our Service Means Profit to You the per cent of fat in sevarator cream |inflow reduces both the cream andj jthe skim milk, but the former some- | are: Speed of the machine, tempera- | ture of the milk, per cent of fat in]|what mare in proportion than the | ‘the milk, and rate of inflow. latter. A smaller inflow therefore in-! creases the per cent of fat in the; cream more or less. The above facts were determined | by Professor C. H, Eckles, assisted by | H. S., Wayman. Professor Eckles has the following to say regarding cream | testing: | “While the farmer selling cream | must expect reasonable variations in| | An increase in the speed causes the | skim milk to flow out with greater velocity, which increases the capacity of the skim milk tubes. As a result, ; there is a larger proportion of skim ; milk, and the cream has a higher per j cent of fat. This rule holds with all machines tried except the Simplex when adjusted to deliver thin cream, when the reverse is true. The effect due to a change in, speed is much more marked when the cream screw is set to deliver cream having a high per cent of fat than when thinner cream is separated. The rate of in- he is also entitled to have his cream | tested accurately and carefully by a| man who thoroughly understands how | it should be done, and who has the appliances at hand. 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NORRIS Eye, Ear and Throat Specialist he double extractors pull any shell instantly ; two snecial safer 12 Marl 42 Willow Street New Haven, Cons IS PIO SE ERT ORATION flow is affected to a very slight ex- tent by the speed of the bow! through the suction produced as a result of a partial vacuum in the revolving bowl. The loss of fat in the skim milk is much greater if the rpeed is much below normal. There is considerable difference in this respect due to the’ construction of the machine. In gen- eral, at three-fourths of the normal Speed, the loss of fat in the skim bilk is around .2 per cent, or about three times the loss ut normal speed. Contrary to the statements found in many text-books, reducing the tem- perature of the milk cuuses a higher proportion of skim milk and a smaller amount of cream with a higher per cent of fat. The result is much more Pronounced when the separator is ad- justed to deliver cream with a high per cent of fat. The rate of inflow to to comply with the laws of the state must weigh out the sample taken! for testing. Any farmer selling cream is entitled to demand that this be done and to object to selling cream’ on | tests made by measuring with a pipette. There is no reason why the farmer should not satisfy himself re- | garding the test. It is an easy mat- ter for any farmer to test cream ap- | proximately correctly, while it would not be easy for him to make a test sufficiently accurate to serve as a basis for buying or selling without purchasing a small cream scale. This might be a greater expénse than he would care to invest. The farmer, by | use of an ordinary Babcock testing | machine and by measuring the cream with the same pipette which is used for measuring milk, can make a test | of his cream that will satisfy him as the separator bowl is not affected ap-|to the correctness of the teat he re Preciably by the temperature of the |ceives from the cream buyer.” POPPI LI DLP PPL IPD PPP LPP PPD PP PPP PPP PP PPP PPP PPPPPPPPPPPLPPDPP Pe . $165 Reward! | Mill Agents Are Silent. Inasmuch as some party or parties. Lawrence, Mass., Feb. 18.—No have, during the past year, promis- communications from the mill agents cuously scattered poison throughout ,in-reply to-the-demands- framed~by Catarrh and its effects Pros ad Lungs Given Special Attention Eyes Tested Free Glasses Properly Fitted South Side Over Star Bakery | DR. J. M. CHRISTY =| —-"- Diseas.s ot Women and Children a Specialty H. E. MULKEY, BUTLER < MISSOURI | Registered Veterinary Surgeon BUTLER, MISSOURI ob TEA R. Guyton’s Livery Barn. Office Phone 20 House Phone 10! | ————— | the city, endangering the lives of committees of striking textile opera- little children, and causing the death tives were received today and asa re- of many valuable animals, we, the | sult, an important meeting of the undersigned citizens of Butler and/Central Labor Union’s executive com- Bates County hereby agree to pay | mittee, which was to have been held, the amounts set opposite our names | was postponed until tomorrow. By upon the apprehension and conviction ithat time, it is expected, the attitude of such party or parties who have/of the mill officials toward the de- been or may in the future be guilty | mands will be made known. of this offense. | The Central Labor Union has an- nounced that if replies are not receiv- ed “‘within a reasonable time,’’ steps W. J. Bullock R. R. Deacon. DR. J. T. HULL Dentist Entrance same that leads to Stew- ard’s Studio. H North side square Butler, Missouri Hy DR. H. M. CANNON | | DENTIST | ‘ Butler, Missouri | | East Side of the Square | Phone No. 312 Fe PCY You Can Keep your hens healthy and by so doing get more T. C. BOULWARE Physician & Surgeon - | Office North Side Square, Butler, ; i Mo. Diseases of women and chil-| : H dren a specialty. eggs if you will A = use “CLEANO.” B, F. JETER, \ Attorney at Law = Notary Public A GALLON CAN WILL East Side Square Phone 186/f/ LAST A LONG TIME. BUTLER, MISSOURI | DRS. CRABTREE & CRABTREE Went you Bay ae Senne by Office in Gench Block. CLAY'S ’Phone No. 301. Prescription Orug Store NORTH SIDE SQUARE. ‘SS ee W. B. Weeks. D. K. Walker. . H. H. Holloway. . Frank T. Clay... W. W. Cannon... J. B. Armstrong. . United Drug Co, H. C. Gough... C. E. Robbins. J. D. Norfleet. P. C. Carpenter.... Chas. W. McFarland Dr. S. C. Mulkey V. fag Norfleet......... R. D. Allen .... Real Estate Transfers. G W Allen to T B Byram lot 12 pt lot 11 blk 40 Rich Hill $1 ¢ George Schrodt to Alice Heckadon 48 a sec 29 New Home $2400. . George Schrodt to John H Cope 20 a sec 29 New Home $1000. B Clossen to Mary L Newell 125 a sec 80 Mt Pleasant $7600. : W E Corum to J W Evans lot 1 blk 1 Fields ad Rockville $550. ‘C A Denman to Bertha J Stevens lots 10, 11, 12 blk 128 3 add Rich Hil} $2000. will be taken to obtain sanction for a strike under the auspices of the | American Federation of Labor, which | will thus become officially a party to |the strike now being conducted by the opposing organization, the Indus- trial Workers of the World. Some of the mill officials look for noticeable gains in the number of em- ployees returning to work tomorrow. They Eat the Most Meat. Washington, D. C., Feb. 19.—Aus- tralians and New Zealanders are the greatest meat eaters in the world. Statistics announced by the United States Department of Agriculture show that Australians eat 262.6 pounds of meat a year each, and N Zealanders 212.5 pounds, while the British eat only 105. pounds and Americans consume 185.8 pounds of dressed meat. Consumption of ‘‘ex- tra edible ’’ brings the wees ere The per capita consumption of meat by other countries is: Argentina, 140 pounds; Austria Hungary, 64; Bel- gium, 70; Canada, 129; Cuba, 124; ee ain ini; Wely, 486; Basie’ a0 Snel “fe oad Oa naa at Noi ee ys rian Meant Hethes a BS the per cent of fat in the cream sold, |]! — GUVALL-PERCIVAL TRUST 0. | Farm Loans ' Abstracts We have a complete set of Abstract Books and will fur- y nish abstracts to any real estate in Bates county and | examine and perfect titles to same. We have money to loan on real estate at a low rate of interest with privilege to pay at any time. We will loan your idle money for you, securing you, reasonable interest on good security. We pay interest on time deposits. - Investments | | W. F, DUVALL, President, J. B. DUVALL, Vice-President, | Arthur Duvall, Treasurer. W. D. Yates, Title Examiner. eS J C. E. Robbins Auctioneer Bates County’s LEADING AUCTIONEER Sales of All Kinds of Property Made Anywhere IT CAN BE SOLD AT AUCTION AT SATISFACTORY PRICE Address Cc. E. ROBBINS, Phone No. 11 “Butler, Missouri WINTER TOURISTS RATES ON SALE DAILY MISSOURI PACIFIC rit IRON MOUNTAIN Alabama, Mississippi, Tennessee, Cuba, Georgia, | New Mexico, Texas, Florida, Louisiana, Mexico, South Carolina, etc. - Homeseekers bimved cob we i Bemmes f nee r ~y