Dairy directory, 1918

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flRARV OF THE RELATIONS SERVICE

AY1 - 1918

IMENT STATION FILE

U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,

BUREAU OF CHEMISTRY.

CARL L. ALSBERG, Chief of Bureau.

DIRECTORY

OF

FEDERAL AND STATE DAIRY, FOOD, DRUG, AND FEEDING STUFFS

OFFICIALS.

NOVEMBER 1, 1917.

PREPARED IN

THE OFFICE OF STATE COOPERATIVE FOOD AND DRUG CONTROL,

J. S. ABBOTT, Chemist in Charge.

WASHINGTON:

GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE.

1918.

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DIRECTORY OF FEDERAL AND STATE DAIRY, FOOD, DRUG, AND FEEDING STUFFS OFFICIALS.

This list of Federal and State dairy, food, drug, and feeding stuffs officials supersedes all former lists published in the Service and Regulatory Announce¬ ments of the Bureau of Chemistry. It is corrected to November 1, 1917, in accordance with information in the possession of the Bureau of Chemistry. Officials will confer a favor upon the Bureau by calling attention to any errors in name, title, or address which may appear in this list and to any changes which may occur from time to time.

FEDERAL OFFICIALS.

Carl L. Alsberg, Chief, Bureau of Chemistry, Department of Agriculture,

Washington, D. C.

A. D. Melvin, Chief, Bureau of Animal Industry, Department of Agriculture,

Washington, D. C.

D. C. Roper, Commissioner of Internal Revenue, Treasury Department, Wash¬ ington, D. C.

J. S. Abbott, Chemist in Charge, State Cooperative Food and Drug Control,

Bureau of Chemistry, Department of Agriculture, Washington, D. C.

B. R. Hart, Chief, Eastern District, Bureau of Chemistry, U. S. Appraiser's

Stores, Christopher and Washington Sts., New York, N. Y.

R. E. Doolittle, Chief, Central District, Bureau of Chemistry, U. S. Food and

Drug Inspection Laboratory, 1625 Transportation Building, Chicago, Ill.

R. W. Hilts, Chief, Western District, Bureau of Chemistry, U. S. Food and Drug

Inspection Laboratory, U. S. Appraiser's Stores, San Francisco, Cal.

Food and Drug Inspection Stations, Bureau of Chemistry :

Boston, Mass., E. J. Shanley, Chief of Station, Room 206, Broad Exchange Building, 88 Broad St.

Buffalo, N. Y., W. A. Bender, Chief of Station, Federal Building, South Division and Ellicott Sts.

Chicago, Ill., G. W Hoover, Chief of Station, 1625 Transportation Building, Dearborn and Harrison Sts.

Cincinnati, ' Ohio, L. B. Forst, Chief of Station, 411 Government Building, Fifth, Main, and Walnut Sts.

Denver, Colo., R. S. Hiltner, Chief of Station, Tabor Opera House Building, Sixteenth and Curtis Sts.

Honolulu, T. H., A. W. Hansen, Chief of Station, Board of Health Building.

Minneapolis, Minn., H. H. Walters, Chief of Station, 310 Federal Office Building, 3rd St. and Marquette Ave.

New Orleans, La., F. W. Liepsner, Chief of Station, U. S. Custom House, Canal and Decatur Sts.

New York, N. Y., A. F. Seeker, Chief of Station, Room 1012, Appraiser's Stores, Christopher and Washington Sts.

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Food and Drug Inspection Stations, Bureau of Chemistry - Continued.

Philadelphia, Pa., A. Stengel, Chief of Station, Room 405, U. S. Appraiser's Stores, 134 South Second St.

St. Louis, Mo., Wm. R. M. Wharton, Chief of Station, Room 204, Old Cus- tom House, Third and Olive Sts.

San Francisco, Cal., - , Chief of Station, Room 33, U. S. Ap¬

praiser's Stores, Sansome and Washington Sts.

San Juan, P. R., J. A. MacLaughlin, Chief of Station, Custom House, 301-304 Post Office Building.

Savannah, Ga., H. H. Wagner, Chief of Station, U. S. Custom House, Bay and Bull Sts.

Seattle, Wash., W. Vincent, Chief of Station, 4145 Arcade Building, 1318 First Ave.

Washington, D. C., A. L. Sullivan, Chief of Station, Bureau of Chemistry, Department of Agriculture, 216 13th St., SW.

STATE OFFICIALS.

The names of administrative officers, as they are referred to in the laws of the several States, appear first in this directory. Those actively in charge of the enforcement of the la*ws are indicated by a suitable reference to the par¬ ticular laws which they are called upon to enforce. 1

ALABAMA.

* J. A. Wade, Commissioner of Agriculture and Industries, Montgomery.

J. M. Moore, Food, Drug, and Feed Clerk, in charge of Division of Foods, Drugs, and Feeding Stuffs, Montgomery.

t B. B. Ross, State Chemist, Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Auburn.

ARIZONA.

f Chas. A. Meserve, Director, State Laboratory, University of Arizona, Tuc¬ son, in charge of foods and feeding stuffs.

ARKANSAS.

John H. Page, Commissioner, Bureau of Mines, Manufacture, and Agricul¬ ture, Little Rock, in charge of foods, drugs, and feeding stuffs.

C. W. Garrison, State Health Officer, Little Rock ; examines foods and drugs and reports violations of the law to Commissioner of Mines, Manufac¬ ture, and Agriculture.

f A. R. Stover, Medical Department, University of Arkansas, Little Rock.

CALIFORNIA.

Wilbur A. Sawyer, Executive Officer, State Board of Health, Sacramento.

t E. J. Lea, Director, Bureau of Foods and Drugs, State Board of Health. University of California, Berkeley, in charge of foods, drugs, and feed¬ ing stuffs.

M. T. Freitas, Chairman, State Dairy Bureau, 25 California Street, San Francisco, in charge of dairying.

COLORADO.

E. E. Kennedy, Executive Officer, State Board of Health, Denver.

* S. R. McKelvey, Food and Drug Commissioner, Health Department, Capi¬

tol Building, Denver, in charge of foods, drugs, and feeding stuffs.

f J. B. Ekeley, University of Colorado, Boulder.

G. E. Morton, State Dairy Commissioner, Fort Collins, in charge of dairying.

* Commissioned State official.

t Collaborating chemist.

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CONNECTICUT.

* Frank H. Stadtmueller, Dairy and Food Commissioner, Capitol Building,

Hartford, in charge of foods, drugs, and feeding stuffs.

E. H. Jenkins, Director, Agricultural Experiment Station, New Haven, in charge of analysis of food and drug samples collected by the Dairy and Food Commissioner.

t J. P. Street, Agricultural Experiment Station, Drawer No. 1, New Haven.

DELAWARE.

* A. E. Frantz, Secretary, State Board of Health, Wilmington, in charge of

foods.

W. R. Messick, Factory Inspector, Lewes, t Herbert J. Watson, State Board of Health, Newark.

John O. Bozley, Secretary, State Board of Pharmacy, Wilmington, in charge of drugs.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

* Wm. C. Woodward, Health Officer, Health Department, Washington, t L. V. Dieter, Health Department, Washington.

tM. A. Pozen, Health Department, Washington, f Moses Starbecker, Health Department, Washington.

* Geo. M. Roberts, Department of Weights, Measures, and Markets, Wash¬

ington.

FLORIDA.

* W. A. McRae, Commissioner of Agriculture, Tallahassee.

R. E. Rose, State Chemist, Department of Agriculture, in charge of foods, drugs, and feeding stuffs, Tallahassee, t A. M. Henry, Assistant State Chemist, Department of Agriculture, Talla¬ hassee.

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GEORGIA.

* J. J. Brown, Commissioner of Agriculture, Atlanta.

t W. C. Dumas, State Chemist, Department of Agriculture, Atlanta, in charge of foods, drugs, and feeding stuffs.

HAWAII.

* M. Benj. Bairos, Deputy Food Commissioner, Honolulu.

IDAHO.

Edw. T. Biwer, Secretary, State Board of Health, Boise.

* John K. White, Dairy, Food, and Sanitary Inspector, State board of

Health, Boise, in charge of foods and drugs, t Edw. Rliodenbaugli, State Chemist, State Board of Health, Boise.

ILLINOIS.

* J. B. Newman, Superintendent, Division of Foods and Dairies (Illinois),

Department of Agriculture, 1410 Kimball Building, Chicago, in charge of foods, drugs, and feeding stuffs.

t David Klein, State Analyst, Division of Foods and Dairies, 1410 Kimball Building, Chicago.

INDIANA.

J. N. Hurty, Health Commissioner, Board of Health, Indianapolis.

*t H. E. Barnard, State Food and Drug Commissioner, State Board of Health, State House, Indianapolis, in charge of foods and drugs.

E. G. Proulx, Acting State Chemist, Purdue Agricultural Experiment Sta¬ tion, Lafayette, in charge of feeding stuffs.

* Commissioned State official. f Collaborating chemist.

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IOWA.

*W. B. Barney, Commissioner, Dairy and Food Commission, Des Moines, in charge of dairying, foods, and feeding stuffs, t E. L. Redfern, State Chemist, Des Moines, t W. H. Harrison, Assistant State Chemist, Des Moines.

KANSAS.

* S. J. Crumbine, Secretary, State Board of Health, Topeka, in charge of

foods and drugs.

Leon A. Congdon, Chief, Food and Drug Division, State Board of Health, Topeka.

t E. H. S. Bailey, University of Kansas, Lawrence, f L. E. Sayre, University of Kansas, Lawrence.

George S. Hine, State Dairy Commission, Manhattan, in charge of dairying. W. M. Jardine, Director, Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station, Man¬ hattan, in charge of feeding stuffs.

*t L. A. Fitz, Agricultural College, Manhattan.

KENTUCKY.

t J. O. La Bach, Head, Food and Drug Department, Agricultural Experiment Station, Lexington, in charge of foods and drugs, t Linwood A. Brown, Drug Chemist, Agricultural Experiment Station, Lex¬ ington.

* J D. Turner, Feeding Stuffs Director, Lexington, in charge of feeding stuffs. LOUISIANA.

* Oscar Dowling, President, State Board of Health, New Orleans, in charge

of foods and drugs.

f Cassius L. Clay, State Analyst, State Board of Health, New Orleans.

* Harry D. Wilson, Commissioner of Agriculture and Immigration, Baton

Rouge, in charge of feeding stuffs.

MAINE.

* J. A. Roberts, Commissioner of Agriculture, Augusta.

A. M. G. Soule, Chief Food and Drug Inspector, Augusta, in charge of foods, drugs, and feeding stuffs.

f James M. Bartlett, Agricultural Experiment Station, Orono.

MARYLAND.

John S. Fulton, Executive Secretary, Department of Health, 16 W. Sara¬ toga Street, Baltimore.

- , Food and Drug Commissioner, Department of Health, 16 W.

Saratoga Street, Baltimore, in charge of foods and drugs.

W. W. Randall, Chief, Bureau of Chemistry, Department of Health. 16 W. Saratoga Street, Baltimore.

H. B. McDonnell. State Chemist, Agricultural Experiment Station. College Park, in charge of feeding stuffs.

MASSACHUSETTS.

* Allan J. McLaughlin, Commissioner of Health, State Department of Health,

144 State House, Boston.

t Hermann C. Lythgoe, Director, Division of Foods and Drugs, State Depart¬ ment of Health, Boston, in charge of foods and drugs.

Wilfred Wheeler, Secretary, State Board of Agriculture, 136 State House, Boston, in charge of dairying and milk products.

Wm. P. Brooks, Director, Agricultural Experiment Station, Amherst.

* P. H. Smith, Chemist, Agricultural Experiment Station, Amherst, in

charge of feeding stuffs.

* Commissioned State official.

t Collaborating chemist.

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MICHIGAN.

* F. L. Woodworth, Dairy and Food Commissioner, Lansing, in charge of

foods, dairying, and drugs.

f A. R. Todd, State Analyst, Dairy and Food Department, Lansing.

* A. J. Patten, Chemist, Division of Chemistry, Agricultural Experiment

Station, East Lansing, in charge of feeding stuffs.

MINNESOTA.

* Jas. Sorenson, Dairy and Food Commissioner, New Capitol, St. Paul, in

charge of dairying, foods, and feeding stuffs, t Julius Hortvet, State Dairy and Food Commission, Old Capitol, St. Paul.

MISSISSIPPI.

*t W. F. Hand, State Chemist, Agricultural and Mechanical College, Agri¬ cultural College, in charge of foods and the analysis of feeding stuffs. P. P. Garner, Commissioner of Agriculture and Commerce, Jackson, in charge of feeding stuffs.

MISSOURI.

* E. L. Barnhouse, Food and Drug Commissioner, Merchants Bank Build¬

ing, Jefferson City, in charge of foods and drugs, t H. Edmund Wiedeman, State Food and Drug Department, Chemical Build¬ ing, St. Louis.

E. G. Bennett, State Dairy Commissioner, Bureau of Dairying, Columbia, in charge of dairying.

MONTANA.

* W. F. Cogswell, Secretary, State Board of Health, Helena, in charge of

foods and drugs.

t Wm. M. Cobleigh, Chemist, Division of Foods and Drugs, Bozeman.

H. M. Shea, Director, Division of Foods and Drugs, State Board of Health, Helena.

A. G. Scholes, State Dairy Commissioner, Helena, in charge of dairying.

NEBRASKA.

* Otto Murschel, Deputy Commissioner, Food, Drug, Dairy, and Oil Com¬

mission, Lincoln, in charge of foods, feeding stuffs, drugs, and dairying, f W. S. Frisbie, State Chemist, Food, Drug, Dairy, and Oil Commission, Lincoln.

NEVADA.

*f S. C. Dinsmore, Food and Drug Commissioner. Reno, in charge of foods, feeding stuffs, and drugs.

Albert M. Jackson, Chemist, Division of Food and Drugs Control, Reno.

NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Irving A. Watson, Secretary, State Board of Health, Statehouse, Concord, in charge of foods and drugs.

f Chas. D. Howard, Chemist, Laboratory of Hygiene, State Board of Health, Concord.

B. E. Curry, Chemist, Agricultural Experiment Station, Durham, in charge

of feeding stuffs.

NEW JERSEY.

Jacob C. Price, Director, Department of Health, Trenton.

*f R. B. Fitz-Randolph, Assistant Director, Department of Health, Trenton, in charge of foods and drugs.

f W. G. Tice, Chief, Bureau of Foods and Drugs, Department of Health, Trenton.

* Commissioned State official.

f Collaborating chemist.

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NEW JERSEY - Continued.

J. G. Lipman, Director of Agricultural Experiment Station, New Bruns¬ wick, in charge of feeding stuffs.

*t Chas. S. Cathcart, State Chemist, Agricultural Experiment Station, New Brunswick.

NEW YORK.

* Chas. S. Wilson, Commissioner, Division of Agriculture, Department of

Foods and Markets, Albany.

E. F. Burke, Chief Inspector, Department of Foods and Markets, Albany, in charge of foods and feeding stuffs, t E. J. Wheeler, Division of Agriculture, 79 Chapel Street, Albany.

W. L. Bradt, Secretary, Board of Pharmacy, Albany, in charge of drugs.

NORTH CAROLINA.

* W. A. Graham, Commissioner of Agriculture, Department of Agriculture,

Raleigh.

t W. M. Allen, Food and Oil Chemist, Food and Oil Division, in charge of foods and drugs, Raleigh.

B. W. Kilgore, State Chemist, Division of Chemistry, Department, of Agri¬ culture. Raleigh, in charge of feeding stuffs, t J. M. Picket, Feed Chemist, Division of Chemistry, Department of Agri¬ culture, Raleigh.

NORTH DAKOTA.

*t E. F. Ladd, Food Commissioner, Agricultural College', in charge of foods, feeding stuffs, and drugs.

OHIO.

* Thos. C. Gault, Chief, Dairy and Food Division, State Board of Agriculture,

Columbus.

t Azor Thurston, Ohio State University, Columbus.

* S. K. Johnson, Chief, Bureau of Inspection, Board of Agriculture, Columbus,

in charge of feeding stuffs.

OKLAHOMA.

* J. W. Duke, Commissioner of Health, Department of Public Health, Guthrie,

in charge of foods and drugs.

R. E. Andrews, State Chemist, Department of Public Health, Guthrie.

* F. M. Gault, President, State Board of Agriculture, Oklahoma City, in

charge of feeding stuffs.

f Guy Y. Williams, Professor of Chemistry, University of Oklahoma, Norman. OREGON.

* J. D. Mickle, Dairy and Food Commissioner, 510 Worcester Building, Port¬

land, in charge of foods, feeding stuffs, and dairying, t A. S. Wells, State Chemist, State Dairy and Food Commission, 510 Worces¬ ter Building, Portland. f

PENNSYLVANIA.

* James Foust, Dairy and Food Commissioner, Department of Agriculture,

Harrisburg, in charge of foods and dairying, t Wm. Frear, State College.

t J. W. Kellogg, Chief Chemist, Bureau of Chemistry, Department of Agri¬ culture. Harrisburg, in charge of feeding stuffs.

L. L. Walton, Drug Control, Williamsport.

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS.

J. D. Long, Director of Health, Philippine Health Service, Manila.

* Commissioned State official.

t Collaborating chemist.

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PORTO RICO.

* W. F. Lippitt, Commissioner of Health, Department of Health, San Juan.

f Rafael del Valle Sarraga, Director, Chemical Laboratory, Department of Health, San Juan.

RHODE ISLAND.

* Frank A. Jackson, Chairman, Board of Food and Drug Commissioners,

Room 21, State House, Providence, in charge of foods and drugs, t Philip H. Mitchell, Brown University, Providence.

t Franklin N. Strickland, Executive Secretary-Chemist, Room 21, State House, Providence.

Burt L. Hartwell, Director, Agricultural Experiment Station, Kingston.

P. H. Wessels, Agricultural Experiment Station, Kingston, in charge of feeding stuffs.

SOUTH CAROLINA.

* E. J. Watson, Commissioner of Agriculture, Commerce, and Industries,

Columbia, in charge of feeding stuffs, foods, and drugs, t A. C. Summers, Chemist, Chemical Division, Department of Agriculture, Commerce, and Industries, Columbia.

SOUTH DAKOTA.

*t Guy G. Frary, Food and Drug Commissioner, Food and Drug Department, Vermilion, in charge of foods, drugs, and feeding stuffs.

A. P. Ryger, Dairy Expert, Dairy Expert Department, Brookings, in charge of dairies and dairy products.

TENNESSEE.

R. Q. Lillard, Secretary and Executive Officer, State Board of Health, Lebanan.

* Harry L. Eskew, Commissioner, Department of Foods and Drugs, State

Board of Health, Nashville, in charge of foods and drugs, f D. L. Weatherhead, Chief Chemist, Department of Foods and Drugs, Nash¬ ville.

* H. K. Bryson, Commissioner, Department of Agriculture, Nashville, in

charge of feeding stuffs.

TEXAS. '

* R. H. Hoffman, Jr., Commissioner, Food and Drug Department, Austin, in

charge of foods and drugs.

t E. H. Golaz, Chemist, Food and Drug Department, Austin.

* B. Youngblood, Director, Agricultural Experiment Station, College Station,

in chrage of feeding stuffs, t G. S. Fraps, State Chemist, College Station.

UTAH.

* Walter M. Boyden, Commissioner, Dairy and Food Department, Salt Lake

City.

t Herman Harms, State Dairy and Food Bureau, 312 Boyd Park Building, Salt Lake City.

VERMONT.

* Chas. F. Dalton, Secretary, State Board of Health, 184 Church Street.

Burlington, in charge of foods and drugs, t Chas. F. Whitney, Chemist, State Board of Health, 184 Church Street, Burlington.

C. H. Jones, Chemist. Agricultural Experiment Station, in charge of feeding stuffs.

* Commissioner! State official.

t Collaborating chemist.

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VIRGINIA.

* Benj. L. Purcell, Commissioner, Dairy and Food Division, Department of

Agriculture and Immigration, Richmond, in charge of dairying, foods, and feeding stuffs.

t C. M. Bradbury, State Department of Agriculture and Immigration, Di¬ vision of Chemistry, Richmond.

E. L. Brandis, State Board of Pharmacy, Richmond, in charge of drugs.

WASHINGTON.

E. F. Benson, Commissioner of Agriculture, Olympia. Will H. Adams, Assistant Commissioner, Alaska Building, Seattle, in charge of foods, feeds, and drugs.

t Geo. A. Olson, State Chemist. Pullman, t Chas. W. Johnson, State Chemist, Seattle.

WEST VIRGINIA.

S. L. Jepson, Commissioner of Health, Department of Health, Charleston, in charge of foods and drugs.

WISCONSIN.

* C. P. Norgord, Commissioner of Agriculture. Department of Agriculture,

Madison, in charge of feeds.

t Wallace H. Strowd, Chemist in Charge, Feed and Fertilizer Control, Madi¬ son.

George J. Weigle, Commissioner, Dairy and Food Commission, Madison, in charge of dairying, foods, and drugs, t Richard Fischer, Dairy and Food Commission, Madison, t H. Klueter, Chemist, Dairy and Food Commission, Madison.

WYOMING.

* Maurice Groshon, Commissioner, Dairy, Food, and Oil Department, Chey¬

enne, in charge of foods, feeding stuffs, and drugs, t Ross B. Moudy, State Chemist, Dairy, Food, and Oil Department, Laramie.

* Commissioned State official. t Collaborating chemist.

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