Idaho Butter and Cheese Makers Notice Seizure Stamps Rules
State dairy inspector James H. Wallis issues branding and stamping rules for Idaho butter and cheese effective January 15 1910. Require branded phrases Renovated Butter Tub Butter and state manufacturer name on wrappers or containers. Includes stencils applications with manufacturer name and address.
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Idaho Butter and Cheese Makers
Idaho
James H. Wallis
State Dairy, Food and Sanitary Inspector of
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