Annual Report (2 ) (English, French, Paperback)

Ce livre historique peut contenir de nombreuses coquilles et du texte manquant. Les acheteurs peuvent generalement telecharger une copie gratuite scannee du livre original (sans les coquilles) aupres de l'editeur. Non reference. Non illustre. 1900 edition. Extrait: ... you will drive dealers in bogus butter out of the market and will have a market for yourselves that will be a profitable and honest one. Let me say frankly that Major Wells has done what he could with the limitations. This Association which I represent stands ready to do what he possibly may not be able to do. We propose to stand back and see that the law is enforced. Mr. Cutshall: I come from the north-western part of the State, and have something to do with the enforcement of the law in refer ence to the sale of oleomargarine, as I represent the Department, and I am glad to tell you that in every effort to enforce the law the oleomargarine dealer has come to grief, with two exceptions. These two cases are now pending in court, and I predict that both offenders will pay their fines and escape trial. One of the thoughts in Major Wells' address is very pertinent; that is, if the Dairy Union can educate the farmers of the State that it lies with them to do a great deal toward enforcing the laws, or rather toward the lack of demand for a bogus article of butter, generally instructing the dairymen to make a better article, they will have done a great work. In talking to a meeting like this of intelligent men and women doing good work in their line, men and women who do not need scolding, it is a good deal like a minister of the Gospel scolding the saints when the sinners are absent. We have got to get at the careless dairymen and interest them in knowing what is for their best interests. They are not here to-day, but there are many here who can go back to their homes and farms and counties and interest those who are uninterested; tell them what the law is doing for their benefit, and what...