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GREETINGS FROM OUR
3(5VE5S aHBBAMMG NdTTUTOm
PROAfMNi
L Wolff Manufacturing Co.
. Plumbing Goods .
1 Tears of Quality
Omaha, Neb.
Berg Suit Me
Greetings
We Thank You for Your
Pmst Patronage and
Wish You a
Happy
New
Year
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IS OUR WIS TO ALL
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Omaha's Favorite
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is what your New
Year's guests will
say when you serve
them with a bottle of
a
Reliable
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Wm. J. SWOBODA, Retail Dealer.
TELEPHONE DOUGLAS 222
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OMAHA MILK IS RATED HIGH
Inspector Bostie Shows now the
High Standard for Omaha is
Maintained.
BACTERIA AND BUTTEBFAT
Dairy and Milk Inpector Bosale. reports
that during the year, alxty-one of 1,37
cowa tested for tuberculosis were found
to he Infected to the extent that they were
ordered slaughtered. Since the merger
of South Omaha, tlitrty-seven of 2t9 dairy
cows of that district were condemned,
after the tuberculin test had been applied,
the per cent of infected cows being
fifteen, much higher than prevailed in
Omaha proper.
Of elghty-slx milkmen arrested for
violations all but ona were convicted,
suspended f'nes being imposed on the
first offense.
The report states that out of 762 sedi
ment tests made of bottled milk by the
Omaha department and XX by federal in
spectors, only fifty samples showed sedi
ment. A total of 4.222 milk and cream
samples were taken during the year, some
In conjunction with the federal inspectors,
who were here for several weeks. The
samples were tested for butter fat. bac
teria and adulterations. The coat of the
Inspector's department for the year was
S1.952.
The standard which the bacteria, teat
la applied la that milk having less than
100,000 bacteria per cublo centimeter is
regarded as safe, and the relative quality
of the milk is baaed on the variation
nhove or below that standard. Of 840 bac
teria tests made 751 were under and
seventy-nine were above 100,00ft The
samples were taken from wagons, res
taurants, grocery stores and from resi
dences on request. '
Quality of Milk.
Inspector Bossie made the following
report of Omha's milk and cream supply,
tha first column of figures referring to
the bacteria tests and the next column
showing the per cent of butler fat found
in samples tested:
CERT1FIKD DAIRIES.
Average per year.
Hue- Butter
. . . ' te,1- fat.
Alamlto Dairy Co., Friesland
Farms 4,220 3
A. J. Love. Ijoveland Farms 2T.f00 1.9
PASTUER1ZED MILK.
Alamlto Diary Co 19.vi0
Waterloo Creamerv Co M.O00
David Cole Creamery Co. .. te.OOn
Jack Mlddlebrook 84.000
P. Cannon tirt.ono
Andersen, A. ..: 2S.300
Anderson, Oscar 2fi,ono
Anderson. W 2S.300
Christensen, ti. C 42.500
ChrlstenSen Bros S4.W0
Cramer A Pedersen JI2.9nO
Christensen, John 25.000
Christensen. Pam 32,10
Christensen. N. F 31.100
Clausen. Julius M.fiifl
Christensen & Iarson 4-",oo
Chrlstenson, Anton 35.000
Christensen, Louis 42.ROO
Corneer. E 33,500
Dahl Bros 48.000
Klmborg Bros S.l.sno
Frederlcksen, A 39,600
Ginsburg, A 6S.PO0
Crobeek. A. P. 73,000
Hansen, Chas 56,800
We Wi$l You a Happy
and Prosperous New Year
LEISY BREWING CO.
Telephone Douglas 5714 312 North Tenth Street
JOHN F. ROUSAR CO.
Wholesale Distributors
Hansen, Fred
Hamblln, J. L,
Jacohsen Bong
Jacobsen, C M
Jacobscn, John
Jensen, C. 11 ,
Jensen, Co., J ,
Jesson Bros
Johnson, C. V
Jensen, L. P
Johnson, Fred
Jensen, J. M
Jensen, Chris
Jensen & Sorensen ...
Johnson, I.
Jeppesen. Jepp
Jensen Bros
Jensen, Nels
Jeppefsen, Peter
Knudsen, Knud
Karr. Chris
Larsen, Hans
I.arsen, Anton
Iirsen, A. M.
Milgaard. Jim
Moss, Elmer
Menagh. C. V
Mlttleman. Max
Norgaard & Co
Nelsen, N. 3
N'orgaard, Rasmus ...
Nelsen. L. P
Nelsen. Rasmus
Nelderberg, A
Nufer. Frank
Nelson. H
Olsen Bros
Pedersen, R. M
Petersen, Anton
Paulsen, W
Post, C. B
Petersen, George
Petersen, Pete
raulsen. II. K
Petersen. J. II
Petersen. Max
Pedersen, Robt
Petersen, Chris
Petersen. Oscar
Rasmusaen. Peter
Rehmler A Co
Bpangaard. Mrs. J. M.
Kpangaard. C
Sorensen, S. P
Pwanson Andersen
Scott. U C
Sheanln, H
Sorensen, Jim
Sorensen, M. C
Taft, Chris
Vercuysse & Vahemen
Winter, P. N
W. R. Wood ...........
W. R. Wood
SOUTH SIDE
Clausen. Rasmus
F.lnegaard, Oeorge ...
Rbsen, W
Kbsen, E. ,
Gunderson. Chris
Hansen, Peter
Jensen, Axel
Madsen, Nels ,
Oulst A Miller
Behmlde. Martin
Bkovgaard. Bros
Peteraen, Chris
43.409
42.SO0
, M..V10
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40,300
, 79,3110
60.1 2."
29.1110
, S9.000
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29.3"0
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49.000
25.700
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73.000
4K.000
05,000
31.8O0
W.100
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82.900
30,500
40,700
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49.800
23.400
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38.000
22.000
13,600
6,000
40,000
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60,000
......160,000
....... 61.000
39,400 .
129.000
DAIRIES.
147,600 J
.000 '
105,000
86,500
58.000
6K.D00
90.0O
160.000
70.0r
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Keegan Resents
Hobo Inference
About Jug-Bugs
He wore a red necktie, talked like
woman and walked with mincing steps.
Ha appeared at the city workhouse last
night for a "flop," for he asked for
"shelter from the weather's Inclemency."
"At last." prayfully sighed Ben Keegan,
keeper of the place. "At last I've got ma
one of them things, all to myself, and
nobody looking!"
Keegan showed him where to aleep.
"Oh. di, ml!" protested the would-,
lodger. "I could never sleep there. I da
believe the place is lousy!"
"You do believe it!" repeated Keegan.
"You believe It's lousy. After one I00M
you only think soT -The Joint ia lousyl
Bum,, outside!" and Keegan planted his
good foot on that portion of the effemin
ate gaycat'a anatomy which la most
often kicked at.
Matinee Dally, 2 P. M. Every Night, 8:15
starting SUNDAY, JAN. 2
Most Stupendous Production Ever Offered in Vaudeville
MM
IN HER GREATEST SENSATION
y m y m u ki 59
MAX REINHARDT'S WORLDLESS PLAY
In Eight Scenes from "Tales of the Arabian Nights"
Company of G5 and Augmented Orchestra
PRICES: Matinee Gallery, 10c; best seats (except Saturday and
Sunday) 25c. Night, 10c,25c, 50c and 75c.
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