Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 35, Number 317, 22 September 1910 — Page 2

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TAOC TV70. . THE RICHMOND PAL LADIUM AXD SUX-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER r, ltflO.

DAIRY COHDITIOUS III COUNTY ARE GOOD

' Report of Results of Its Investigation.

TO CURE ANY DISEASE.

A special comnplttee of the municipal research bureau, with N. C. Heirenlxnns as chairman, has just completed an InTestlfatton of the dairies supplying milk to Richmond. The report was made. last night. General conditions were found good and the committee believes the dairymen should hare .time in complying with the improvement orders given by the state Inspector, Mr. Brunner. The report In

Bureau of Municipal Reseach: In accordanco with your instructions I hare examined as well as I was able the sanitary conditions of the dairies supplying milk to the city of Richnond and herewith submit my report. On undertaking this work I was so fortunate as to find State Inspector A. W. Brunner In the city for the purpose of making an official visit to the dairies. 1 at once presented our plan to

him and was permitted to accompany him and benefit by observing his methods and hearing his suggestions. In fact he took a very great Interest In our plan and exerted himself to aid me in every possible way. Without this assistance I am convinced . that my work would have failed of its object I am also under many obligations to Dr. T. Henry Davis and Mr. Charles Flook city dairy Inspector, for their courtesy and care in furthering our plans. I cannot refrain from commenting t this point on the . methods of Inspector Brunner in hit work as observed by me. His frank and courteous dealing with the dairymen cannot fall to enlist their co-operation in bringing about the end we all desire, namely the production of milk under sanitary conditions. I think no one

couia onserve nis wort as was my privilege on this inspection trip, without being convinced that his sole desire is to secure .the best possible conditions of all dairies, to give every one concerned a square deal, and to establish more cordial relations between producers and consumers of Bilk and the health authorities. And Boat Important of all, he accomplishd his object without in the least exfusing or condoning bad conditions. Insisting at 'every step on compliance with the tew. I visited In all thirty-seven dairies. Several of these do not retail milk in the- city, but sell to retailers. In but two of this entire number are all the

cows tuberculin tested. In fourteen the cow stable is kept free from other animals besides the cows., Of thestables twenty-five grades as well drained: fifteen are well constructed and fourteen fair: fire are well and 'thirteen are fairly lighted: twenty-five are fairly well ventilated: while eighteen have the standard amount of air space per cow, and twelve are In the grade of fair. Twenty-three have well located and alxteen have well constructed milk houses and seven others are fair. Twenty-five are supplied with milk coolers and the same number have good utensils,- two- others ranking fair. ; Twelve stables are in the first class and fourteen In the second class on the score of cleanliness, 'while of the barnyards sixteen are properly cared lor' and seven fairly so. . Seventeen dairymen remove the milk from the stables Immediately after milking each bucket full and fourteen cool it efficiently. Eleven tests of temperature of milk I -1 ik . w J a jT

uiu ins htim luuwmi av r . or above and five were below 60.

Lest this summary of . conditions

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dition of -much of the milk production is far more than it really Is, I

wish to add that at this season of the year at many of the dairies the stables

and barn yards are not used at all.

the milking being done In the open fields. And to further allay unnecesaarv alarm I mav mAA that In all tha

cases of faulty conditions the owners

were directed by Mr. Brunner to rectlfy defects within a specified time or cease business; and in regard to Important points this specified time was at once.' ' A limited number were ordered to close now and to reopen only

after all unsatisfactory conditions were corrected. One week point in our city ordinance regulating dairies is that men who wholesale milk are not required to have a license. When they sell to

some one who retails the milk on the streets this retailer becomes responsible for the conditions under which it is produced and handled. But when the milk Is sold to hotels and restaurants it reaches the consumer without anyone being responsible to the city dairy Inspector. The consumers in this case have even less chance to protect themselves than have private families, for In this latter case the dairymen Is known and some idea of bis general cleanliness may be gained from observation, while the patrons of hotels and restaurants have

no Idea of the source of supply. In conclusion I would suggest that people who buy milk from dairy wagons show some Individual and direct Interest in the conditions under which the milk is produced. Ask your dairyman if his cows are tuberculin tested. There should be not less than BOO nor more than 1000 cubic feet of

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space for each stanchion In the stables. Ask for dimensions and number of stanchions and then figure it out. Stables should have, four square feet of glass windows for each stanchion and must have at least one foot. Ask your dairyman how many square feet per stanchion in his stable. The state law forbids the quartering of other animals in the same stable with milk cows. Ask your dairyman if he obeys the law.

No manure should be piled within fifty feet of the cow stable. Ask him to measure and report. The cow's udder should be washed and dried before milking, or at least wiped carefully with a damp cloth. Which plan does he follow? A milk' house, well constructed,

well drained, well lighted and efficient

ly screened is essential. How about your dairyman's?

Where does he strain his milk? It

should be done in the milk house

Milk should be cooled below 60 F-,

within ten minutes after milking and

kept so. Is he prepared for this and

does he do It? All utensils should be

thoroughly scalded after being wash ed. Does he do it?

The city ordinance requires . that

dairies score 60 or more Ask him his

score on this last inspection. If he does not know his score he. or you,

can get it of the city inspector. A reasonable Interest in the conditions of dairies on the part of con

sumers and a measure of considera

tion for the exacting duties of the

dairyman will go far toward securing

the hearty co-operation in the solu

tion of the milk problem, so much de

sired. Judging from the spirit with which the state and city inspectors and your representative were received

I feel justified in saying that they will cheerfully and promptly do their part in the work of improvement when once

convinced of the fairness of the requirements and assured of a just appreciation of the advance made. Signed. N. C. HEIRONIMUS.

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j While it may seem early to advise the purchasing of Fall and Winter fabrics; the wise shopper will appreciate the fact that NOW the dressmakers and tailoresses are not rushed as they will be later then too, many of thd styles we are NOW showing cannot be duplicated later; they are novelties of the highest order and will be in demand very strongly as soon as frost comes r 0 In 'Wool Dress Goods we are showing the new ROUGH EFFECTS, HOP SACKING, DIAGONALS and MOTTLED effects along with many, many other new weaves as well as the staples The leamUHHIiiiill SlIIlEis More captivating than ever this Fall. Descriptive powers fail in the attempt to convey a true idea of their real beauty. Especially new are ths Marquisettes, Chiffon Cloths, Peau de. Cashmere, new PJaid creations and pretty Persians. Many other new things are shown along with those mentioned.

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