Ranche and range., May 22, 1902, Image 1

About Ranche and range. (North Yakima, Wash.) 1897-1902

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Imt all other conditions being equal it does go a long way toward tlie net result.
To begin with the De Laval machine permits of thorough separation at a lower temperature than is otherwise possible,
avoiding the difficulties of heating, and also enables the running of a fairly heavy cream which churns out more evenly,
quickly and thoroughly. Then the speed in proportion to size of "howl is much less than is necessary to secure anything like
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the disc construction of the De Laval bowl is such that it removes and holds within the bowl a far greater percentage of dirt,
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These are elements which, in conjunction with good making, help to give De Laval butter that superiority in grain,
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