Annual Report of the Michigan Dairymen's Association, Volume 27, Part 1911Association, Office of the Secretary, 1911 - Dairying |
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... bottle it , but do not bottle it in the barn ; have a bottling machine of some kind . If your business is not big enough to warrant a bottling machine that will bottle twelve bottles at a time , get one that will bottle six at a time ...
... bottle it , but do not bottle it in the barn ; have a bottling machine of some kind . If your business is not big enough to warrant a bottling machine that will bottle twelve bottles at a time , get one that will bottle six at a time ...
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... bottle . We need it to be practically air proof and water proof , and more than that when you open it out it looks good . Any customer that would not pay five cents for a bottle like that in preference to four cents with a dirty bottle ...
... bottle . We need it to be practically air proof and water proof , and more than that when you open it out it looks good . Any customer that would not pay five cents for a bottle like that in preference to four cents with a dirty bottle ...
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... bottle it at a plant provided it was cooled immediately after being produced . Now my friend spoke about many inspectors not knowing as much about the dairy business as the farmer . Those men are politicians and 5 not inspectors and I ...
... bottle it at a plant provided it was cooled immediately after being produced . Now my friend spoke about many inspectors not knowing as much about the dairy business as the farmer . Those men are politicians and 5 not inspectors and I ...
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... bottle along the road , where everything contaminates the milk . I think if milk was taken from a stable that was clean , where the cows were clean , the cans were clean and kept closed up and cold until brought to the bottling plant ...
... bottle along the road , where everything contaminates the milk . I think if milk was taken from a stable that was clean , where the cows were clean , the cans were clean and kept closed up and cold until brought to the bottling plant ...
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... bottles , will be filthy all around and probably a lot more filthy than if he put out a reasonably clean can and sent it to town . So it seems to me that so far as this is concerned that really the better way in a city is to have one ...
... bottles , will be filthy all around and probably a lot more filthy than if he put out a reasonably clean can and sent it to town . So it seems to me that so far as this is concerned that really the better way in a city is to have one ...
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