Salt Lake Tribune | 1919-05-25 | Page 27 | Riverdale Milk Passes all Tests

found, although the chemist reported that I there was a slight amount of dirt in all but four of the samples of milk. The Uamples were collected by Inspectors J. P. I Nelson and George Shorten. . I Butter fat in the samples of milk raiig-!ed raiig-!ed from 4.4 per cent to 3.4 per cent. Jhe highest butter fat contents were found In samples from S. J. Bingham. Mrs. M M. Griffith and J. 1. Day. Dealers whose milk was sampled were J. M. Stephens. Combe Brothers, William Burch, Joseph Patterson, J. B. Fife, S. J. Bingham. Jessie A. Child, Mrs. M. M. Griffith, J. D. Day, A. A. Bingham. Archibald Farr and; Clarence Stimson. Two samples of Demos ice cream also were tested and passed. j Riverdale is a suburb qf Ogden. where I the state dairy and food department has , been carrying on a pure milk campaign 1 RIVERDALE MILK PASSES ALL TESTS j : riliwn samples of milk and tvo ?am-Ice ?am-Ice cream collected at Riverdale, , -otr county, recently by inspectors for ' ''ie dairy and food department have , ;' tested and passed bv Herman Mate chemist. Xo dilution was . j 1 recently. Commissioner . M. Boyden ; j reported that there had been a marked j I improvement in the Ogden milk since tiie I department had taken drastic action to I compel all dealers to meet the slate 1 standards.