MTLRS103.xml Guide to the Montana Department of Livestock, Milk Control Bureau Records1935-1983 Montana Department of Livestock, Milk Control Bureau records Finding aid prepared by MTHS Staff; Updated by Lindsey Mick Funding for encoding this finding aid was provided through a grant awarded by the National Endowment for the Humanities. Montana Historical Society 2004; 2024 Finding aid encoded by Ellie Arguimbau with assistance by Cuadra Associates; Updated by Lindsey Mick2004; 2024 Finding aid written in English. Finding aid based on DACS (Describing Archives: A Content Standard, 2nd Edition) Montana Historical Society Archives RS 103_RS 500 Montana. Department of Livestock. Milk Control Bureau Montana Department of Livestock, Milk Control Bureau records 1935-1983 13 linear feet This collection is a sub-subgroup (Bureau/Program) of the Montana Department of Livestock records, RS 500. The Milk Control Program (formerly named Milk Control Bureau) operates within the Centralized Services Division. Please see the primary finding aid for more Montana Department of Livestock records. These records of the Milk Control Program, its predessor, the Milk Control Division, and the Board of Milk Control, consist of interoffice correspondence, general correspondence (arranged by town), hearing dockets, financial records, minutes, reports, speeches and writings, and miscellany, including cost studies. 20:3-2 English

The Montana Milk Control Board was established in 1935 by S.B. 163 in response to "a public emergency... growing out of the unhealthful, unfair, unjust, destructive and demoralizing trade practices" in the industry. The Board, as established, consisted of the director of the Livestock Sanitary Board and the chief of the Dairy Division of the Department of Agriculture, both serving ex officio. A third member, appointed by the governor, served as executive secretary.

The Board was given the power to establish local marketing areas on the request of a majority of the milk producers and distributors of the area. Within that area the Board could then establish minimum prices and require that all milk producers and distributors be licensed. Dairies outside of marketing areas remained unregulated.

The original Milk Control Board was regarded as a temporary body to meet an emergency, but in 1939, the legislature made the Board a permanent agency. The composition of the Board was changed to give consumers, producers, and distributors representation and to remove the position of executive secretary from the Board.

In 1957, in response to widespread dissatisfaction with the functioning of the Milk Control Board, the legislature appointed a special committee to investigate the Board. This committee requested the removal of Executive Secretary A.A. Klemme, increased consumer and producer representation, and recommended sweeping changes in the Board's operations. In 1959 the Board's composition was again changed requiring that "no appointee shall be connected in any way with the production, processing, distribution, or wholesale or retail sale of milk or dairy products in any manner whatsoever."

In addition, the 1959 legislation created "natural marketing areas" covering the entire state and for the first time brought all producers under regulation. A local advisory board was established for each market area.

In 1973, milk control became a division under the new Department of Business Regulation. This division later became the Milk Control Bureau under the Department of Commerce, and later under the Department of Livestock (where it currently operates, as of 2024). The current name (as of 2024) of the program is Milk Control Program.

Executive secretaries of the Board over the years were George A. Norris (1935-1943), A.A. Klemme (1944-1957), T.P. McNulty (1958-1964), and Geoffrey L. Brazier (1965-1972).

Correspondence in this collection is arranged into interoffice correspondence between the executive secretary and various Board members and employees; general correspondence between the executive secretary and a variety of organizations; and general correspondence arranged by community. This last series contains letters from people in the dairy industry in Montana requesting information on their responsibilities under the law and on the methods of setting up marketing areas. It also contains correspondence dealing with attempts to bring local dairies into compliance.

The second major component of the records is the hearing docket series. From 1935 to 1958 these hearings were held in each community requesting to come under the jurisdiction of the Board. The hearing would set up the market area and establish legal minimum prices. After 1958 the hearings were held to establish the twelve "natural marketing areas" and to set prices within those areas. In some cases joint hearings were held for more than one marketing area. These are filed under the lower-numbered area. There are also hearing dockets for statewide hearings on proposed regulation and prices, and on violations by individual dairies. Hearings files may include transcripts, exhibits, and correspondence concerning hearings.

Other records in the collection include financial records (1936-1964); minutes (June 1935-May 1983) of the Board including transcripts of proceedings and testimony; reports (1949-1960) consisting primarily of daily activity logs of the executive secretary; speeches and writings about the Board's functions; and miscellany including lists of milk control areas and dairies within those areas; cost studies for each area; official orders of the Board (1935-1974); and working papers for the annual published utilization report.

The collection is arranged by series.

Collection open for research.

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In 2024, the various collections of the Department of Livestock were integrated under one collection identifier, RS 500, in order to help facilitate access, reduce redundancy in the Montana Historical Society Library & Archives catalog, and to follow best archival practices.

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Agriculture and state--Montana Dairying--Montana Montana Agriculture Government and Politics Detailed Description of the Collection

The following section contains a detailed listing of the materials in the collection

Interoffice Correspondence 1 / 1 W.M. Bailey, Board member 1942-1948 1 / 2 Geoffrey L. Brazier, attorney for Board 1957-1960 1 / 3 Leslie L. Brown, Board member 1950-1956 1 / 4 Marion Burke, Board member 1950-1957 1 / 5 Reed C. Christiansen, Board member 1957-1958 1 / 6 Mabel Clift, Board member 1945-1950 1 / 7 Harold W. Goble, Board member 1957-1958 1 / 8 Carl F. Grosswiler 1957-1958 1 / 9 Miles Harbin, board member 1959 1 / 10 Dean M. Hauseman, auditor 1955-1956 1 / 11 W.H. Jacklin, deputy 1948-1949 1 / 12 Floyd Johnson, Board member 1946-1949 1 / 13 John King, Board member 1957 1 / 14 E.F. Lyman, Board member 1939-1948 1 / 15 Merlin Madsen, Board member 1949-1957 1 / 16 Dr. Hadleigh Marsh, chairman of Board 1955 1 / 17 Kenneth McIver, Board member 1947-1950 1 / 18 George A. Norris (includes his correspondence with the Board before and after his tenure as executive secretary) 1939-1945, 1957 1 / 19 Fred Rosselet, deputy 1949-1950 1 / 20 J.W. Safford, president of Board 1957 1 / 21 Sylvester Schwalger, Board member 1953-1957 1 / 22 William Sudbrack, cost surveyor 1959-1960 1 / 23 Harold Todd, deputy 1953-1954 1 / 24 Myron M. Westlake, Board member 1949-1953 1 / 25 Dr. H.f. Wilkins, chairman Livestock Sanitary Board 1949-1952 1 / 26 J. Ross Williams, Board member 1956-1957 1 / 27-28 Memoranda to Board members 1957-1966, 1969 General Correspondence 1 / 29 Blackfeet Indian Agency 1935 1 / 30 Christian Rural Overseas Program (C.R.O.P.) 1948 1 / 31 Committee of Montana Dairymen 1943-1944 1 / 32-34 International Aassociation of Milk Control Agencies 1944-1964 1 / 35 Milk Industry Foundation 1952 1 / 36-37 Montana Attorney General 1935-1949 1 / 38 Montana Department of Agriculture 1942-1946 1 / 39 Montana Governor 1935-1959 1 / 40 Montana Legislative Assembly 1939-1962, 1971 1 / 41 Montana Legislative Assembly, Senate Subcommittee on State and County Economics 1941 1 / 42 Montana Livestock Sanitary Board 1939-1949 1 / 43 Montana State Board of Examiners 1935-1959 1 / 44 Montana State Board of Food Distributors 1946 1 / 45 Montana State Feed Advisory Committee 1943-1946 1 / 46 Montana State Government Mileage Administration 1944-1945 1 / 47 Montana State Selective Service Office 1944-1945 1 / 48 Montana miscellaneous agencies 1937-1950 1 / 49 Montana Federation of Women's Clubs, National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs, Rotana (re milk rationing) 1943 1 / 50 Montana Fluid Milk Association 1944-1947 1 / 51 Montana Milk Distributor's Association, Montana Dairy Industries Association, American Dairy Association of Montana 1949-1956 1 / 52 Safeway Stores, Inc. 1947-1951 1 / 53 U.S. Agricultural Marketing Service 1956-1961 1 / 54 U.S. Food Distribution Administration / War Food Administration / Production and Marketing Administration 1943-1946 1 / 55 U.S. Office of Defense Transportation 1943-1945 1 / 56 U.S. Office of Price Stabilization 1951-1952 1 / 57 U.S. Price Decontrol Board 1946 1 / 58 U.S. War Labor Board 1943 1 / 59 U.S. War Production Board 1943-1945 1 / 60 Miscellaneous organizations 1957-1961 General Correspondence

Arranged alphabetically by residence of correspondent

 1 / 61 Anaconda 1936-1946, undated 1 / 62-63 Baker (includes Montana v. Larson, re alleged violation of regulations) 1935-1942 2 / 1 Big Timber 1938, 1959 2 / 2 Billings 1939-1947 2 / 3 Bozeman 1936-1948 2 / 4 Butte 1933-1946 2 / 5 Circle 1941-1944 2 / 6 Columbia Falls 1943-1948 2 / 7 Columbus 1936-1947 2 / 8 Culbertson 1942 2 / 9 Cut Bank 1940-1947 2 / 10 Deer Lodge 1940-1946 2 / 11 Dillon 1935-1947 2 / 12 Dodson 1941 2 / 13 Ekalaka 1943-1944 2 / 14 Eureka 1935, 1947 2 / 15 Forsyth 1938-1944 2 / 16 Fort Benton 1936-1945 2 / 17 Fort Peck 1935-1940 2 / 18 Froid 1941-1944 2 / 19 Glasgow 1935-1947 2 / 20 Glendive 1940-1956, 1955 2 / 21 Great Falls 1936, 1943-1947 2 / 22 Hamilton 1946-1948 2 / 23 Harlem 1940-1943 2 / 24 Harlowton 1942-1946 2 / 25 Hardin 1939-1943 2 / 26 Havre 1936-1947 2 / 27 Helena 1935-1948, 1956 2 / 28 Hinsdale 1942, 1955 2 / 29 Hot Springs 1938-1947 2 / 30 Kalispell 1937-1946 2 / 31 Laurel 1935-1947 2 / 32 Lewistown 1939-1948, 1960 2 / 33 Libby 1939-1943 2 / 34 Lima 1942 2 / 35 Livingston 1937-1948 2 / 36 Malta 1935-1945 2 / 37 Miles City 1938-1948 2 / 38-39 Missoula 1935-1948 2 / 40 Nashua 1940-1943 2 / 41 Paradise 1942 2 / 42 Philipsburg 1942 2 / 43 Plentywood 1941-1948, 1953 2 / 44 Polson 1940-1944 2 / 45 Poplar 1939-1940 2 / 46 Red Lodge 1938-1943 2 / 47 Ronan 1935, 1947-1948 2 / 48 Roundup 1940-1943 2 / 49 Rudyard 1935-1937 2 / 50 Ryegate 1935-1936, 1942 2 / 51 Saco 1936-1942 2 / 52 Shelby 1949-1943 2 / 53 Sheridan 1941 2 / 54 Sidney 1935 2 / 55 Somers 1939 2 / 56 Sunburst 1939, 1943 2 / 57 Superior 1939-1943 2 / 58 Thompson Falls 1941-1942 2 / 59 Three Forks 1943-1944 2 / 60 West Yellowston 1941 2 / 61 Whitefish 1935-1943 2 / 62 Whitehall 1939-1940 2 / 63 White Sulphur Springs 1936-1941 2 / 64 Winnett 1936 2 / 65 Wolf Point 1938-1944 2 / 66 Zortman 1940 Court Papers 3 / 1 Vallance v. Montana Milk Control Board (re Hamilton dairy) 1951 Financial Records 3 / 2 Examination by state examiner 1941 3 / 3-6 Financial statements 1936-1964 3 / 7 Refunds to dairy associations 1946 Vol. 1 Register of receipts (contains list of licensed dairies) 1935 June - 1944 December Vol. 2-5 Register of receipts (contains list of licensed dairies) 1946 January - 1962 February Hearings - Local Marketing Areas 3 / 8 Absarokee 1943 3 / 9 Anaconda 1948-1957 3 / 10 Baker 1941 3 / 11 Big Sandy 1942 3 / 12 Big Timber 1943-1951 3 / 13-14 Billings 1935-1947, 1950-1956 3 / 15 Boulder and Clancy 1949 3 / 16-17 Bozeman 1940-1947, 1951-1957 3 / 18 Bridger and Fromberg 1947-1952 3 / 19 Browning 1943 4 / 1 Chester 1954 4 / 2 Chinook 1940-1953 4 / 3 Columbus 1941-1943 4 / 4 Conrad 1943-1946 4 / 5 Cut Bank 1952-1957 4 / 6 Deer Lodge 1944-1957 4 / 7 Dillon 1941-1957 4 / 8 Drummond 1946-1948 4 / 9 Ekalaka 1943 4 / 10 Froid 1941 4 / 11 Glasgow 1943-1954 4 / 12 Glendive 1952-1954 4 / 13 Great Falls 1935-1956 4 / 14 Hamilton 1947-1951 4 / 15 Hardin 1936-1942 4 / 16 Harlem 1953 4 / 17 Harlowton 1946-1948 4 / 18 Havre 1939-1951 4 / 19 Helena 1942-1957 4 / 20 Helena (re price differential) 1946 4 / 21 Hi-Line marketing area 1958 4 / 22 Plentywood 1958 4 / 23 Scobey 1958 4 / 24 Wolf Point 1958 Hearings - Natural Milk Marketing Area I

Area I is comprised of Beaverhead, Gallatin, Madison, Park, and Sweet Grass counties.

 4 / 25 Area I establishment 1959 4 / 26 Area I minimum prices 1960 4 / 27-28 Area I minimum prices and local advisory board 1961, 1964 5 / 1 Area I minimum prices and local advisory board 1966 5 / 2 Area I minimum prices, exhibits, etc 1966 Hearings - Natural Milk Marketing Area II

Area II is comprised of Big Horn, Carbon, Golden Valley, Musselshell, Stillwater, Wheatland, and Yellowstone counties.

 5 / 3 Area II establishment 1959 5 / 4 Area II minimum prices 1959 5 / 5 Area II minimum prices and exhibits 1959 5 / 6 Area II exhibits 1959 5 / 7 Area II minimum prices and related material 1959 5 / 8 Area II local advisory board 1959 5 / 9 Area II amending of order 1960 5 / 10-11 Area II minimum prices 1961, 1964 January 5 / 12 Area II local advisory board 1964 March 5 / 13-14 Area II minimum prices and local advisory board 1964 August and December 5 / 15 Area II minimum prices and local advisory board 1946-1965 6 / 1 Area II minimum farm prices and local advisory board 1965 August 6 / 2 Area II minimum prices and local advisory board 1965 December 6 / 3 Area II minimum prices 1966 April 6 / 4 Area II exhibits, etc. 1966 Hearings - Natural Milk Marketing Area III

Area III is comprised of Carter, Custer, Fallon, Garfield, Powder River, Prairie, Rosebud, and Treasure counties.

 6 / 5 Area III establishment 1959 6 / 6 Area III minimum prices and local advisory board 1960 6 / 7 Areas III and IV minimum prices 1962 6 / 8 Area III and V minimum prices and local advisory board 1962 6 / 9 Area III minimum prices and local advisory board 1963 6 / 10 Area III and V minimum prices 1964 March 6 / 11 Area III minimum prices and local advisory board 1965 April 6 / 12 Area III and V minimum prices 1966 Hearings - Natural Milk Marketing Area IV

Area IV is comprised of Dawson, Richland, Roosevelt (part), and Sheridan counties.

 6 / 13 Area IV establishment 1959 6 / 14 Area IV Minimum prices and local advisory board 1960 6 / 15 Area IV, V, and VI minimum prices and local advisory board 1961 6 / 16 Area IV minimum prices and local advisory board 1965 6 / 17 Area IV minimum prices and local advisory board 1966 Hearings - Natural Milk Marketing Area V

Area V is comprised of Daniels, McCone, and Roosevelt (part) counties.

 7 / 1 Area V establishment 1959 7 / 2-3 Area V minimum prices and local advisory board 1960, 1965 Hearings - Natural Milk Marketing Area VI

Area VI is comprised of Blaine, Chouteau (part), Hill, Liberty, Phillips, and Valley counties.

 7 / 4 Area VI establishment 1959 7 / 5 Area VI minimum prices and local advisory board 1960 7 / 6 Area VI minimum prices 1964 January 7 / 7 Areas VI, VII, VIII local advisory boards 1964 April 7 / 8 Area VI minimum prices 1964 November 7 / 9 Area VI minimum prices (no transcript) 1965 July 7 / 10 Area VI hauling rates and local advisory board 1965 November Hearings - Natural Milk Marketing Area VII

Area VII is comprised of Fergus, Judith Basin, and Petroleum counties.

 7 / 11 Area VII establishment 1959 7 / 12 Area VII minimum prices and local advisory board 1960 7 / 13 Area VII minimum prices (no transcript) 1962 7 / 14 Area VII minimum prices 1964 7 / 15 Area VII minimum prices and local advisory board 1966 April Hearings - Natural Milk Marketing Area VIII

Area VIII is comprised of Cascade, Chouteau (part), Glacier (part), Pondera, Teton, and Toole counties.

 7 / 16 Area VIII establishment 1959 7 / 17 Area VIII minimum prices and local advisory board 1959 7 / 18 Area VIII minimum prices 1962 7 / 19 Area VIII minimum prices (no transcript) 1964 January 8 / 1 Area VIII minimum prices and local advisory board 1964 November 8 / 2 Area VIII minimum prices, exhibits, etc. 1964 November Hearings - Natural Milk Marketing Area IX

Area IX is comprised of Flathead, Glacier (part), Lake (part), Lincoln, and Sanders counties.

 8 / 3 Area IX establishment 1959 8 / 4 Area IX minimum prices and local advisory board 1960 8 / 5 Area IX minimum prices 1964 February 8 / 6 Area IX local advisory board 1964 March 8 / 7 Area IX minimum prices 1964 September 8 / 8 Area IX special price to producer-distributors 1966 Hearings - Natural Milk Marketing Area X

Area X is comprised of Granite, Lake (part), Mineral, Missoula, and Ravalli counties.

 8 / 9 Area X minimum prices 1960 8 / 10 Area X minimum prices, exhibits, etc 1960 8 / 11 Area X exhibits, etc 1960 8 / 12 Area X local advisory board 1961 8 / 13 Area X minimum prices, vol. 2 1963 9 / 1 Area X minimum prices, exhibits, etc. 1963 9 / 2 Area X minimum prices, vol. 1 1964 9 / 3 Area X 1964 9 / 4 Area X minimum prices, exhibits, etc 1964 9 / 5 Areas X and XI boundaries and minimum prices, Vol. 1 and 3 1963 9 / 6 Area X and XI boundaries, minimum prices, exhibits, etc. 1963 Hearings - Natural Milk Marketing Area XI

Area XI is comprised of Deer Lodge, Powell, and Silver Bow counties.

 9 / 7 Area XI minimum prices and local advisory board 1961 9 / 8 Area XI minimum prices 1962 9 / 9 Area XI minimum prices 1964 9 / 10 Area XI minimum prices and local advisory board 1965 June Hearings - Natural Milk Marketing Area XII

Area XII is comprised of Broadwater, Jefferson (part), Lewis and Clark, and Meagher counties.

 9 / 11 Area XII minimum prices and local advisory 1961 9 / 12-13 Area XII minimum prices 1962, 1964 January-February 9 / 14 Area XII minimum prices and local advisory board 1964 November 10 / 1 Area XII minimum prices, exhibits, etc. 1964 November, 1965 January 10 / 2 Area XII minimum prices and local advisory board 1965 November Statewide and administrative hearings 10 / 3 Administrative hearings 1963-1964 10 / 4 Administrative Hearings re delegation protesting effective date of administrative order 656-b 1966 10 / 5 "consolidated public hearing for the establishment of minimum producer prices...", Helen, 2 vol. 1966 August 3-5 10 / 6-8 "Consolidated public hearing..." includes exhibits #1-68 and misc. exhibits 1966 10 / 9 "Consolidated public hearings for the establishment of minimum prices..", 2 vols. 1968 10 / 10 Statewide hearing for the "promulgation of regulations relevant to administrative procedures" 1959 10 / 11 Statewide promulgation of regulations, "fair trades" 1962 10 / 12 Statewide hearing on minimum wholesale prices 1963 May 10 / 13-14 Statewide hearing on order regulating purchase and resale 1963 October, December 10 / 15 Statewide hearing on order regulating purchase and resale, exhibits etc. 1963 December 11 / 1 Statewide hearing re prices charged public institutions 1964 October 11 / 2 Statewide hearing for promulgation of amendments re wholesale prices 1964 11 / 3-4 Statewide hearing on Official Order 641 1965-1966 11 / 5 Statewide hearing on Official Order 641-b 1967 11 / 6 Paul Boylan Operations (Gallatin County) 1960 Hearings on individual dairies 11 / 7 Clover Leaf Jersey Dairy, Inc. (re underpayment) 1964 September 11 / 8 Community Creamery's base plan modification proposal 1968 March 11 / 9 J. Wayne Mathis, White Sulphur Springs (re jobber's license) 1967 August 11 / 10 Phillips Dairies, Inc. arbitration 1964 August 10- September 3 11 / 11 Safeway Stores application for store differential for cash and carry stores undated 11 / 12 Superior Dairy, Choteau 1964 September 11 / 13 Thompson Dairy, Inc. appeal 1966 July 12 11 / 14 Yellowstone Park 1967 11 / 15 Market area petitions 1958 11 / 16 "Petitions for hearings" 1956-1960 Maps 11 / 17 List of maps transferred to the Library map collection undated Minutes 11 / 18-24 Minutes of Board (includes some transcripts of proceedings and testimony) 1935 June - 1964 April 12 / 1-3 Minutes of Board (includes some transcripts of proceedings and testimony) 1964 May - 1983 May 12 / 4 Miscellaneous undated Press Releases 12 / 5 Miscellaneous 1959-1963 Printed Material 12 / 6 List of printed material transferred to the Library undated Reports 12 / 7 Accounting Advisory Committee (re recommended accounting procedures for dairies) 1952 12 / 8 Audit report (of dairies) 1960-1962 12 / 9 Governor's Committee on Reorganization and Economy report on Milk Control Board 1941 12 / 10 Dean Hauseman, auditor, monthly log of activities 1955-1957 12 / 11-12 A.A. Klemme monthly report (daily log of activities) 1944-1957 12 / 13 A.A. Klemme reports to board 1954-1957 12 / 14 T.P. McNulty monthly reports (daily log of activities) 1958-1960 12 / 15 Report of legislative select committee appointed to investigate the Milk Control Board 1957 12 / 16 Division of Dairying report 1923 Speeches and Writings 12 / 17 Draft of newspaper article (re activities of Board) 1965 12 / 18 "Facts concerning milk control in Montana" (draft for brochure) 1966 12 / 19 Miscellaneous (radio addresses, conference speeches, etc.) 1960-1962, undated Miscellany 12 / 20 Ballots on official orders #59-19 and #59-20 1960 12 / 21 Circulars, etc 1940-1943, 1959-1960 12 / 22 Cost of processing and distribution (by dairy) 1963 12 / 23-31 Cost Studies: Area I through Area IX (by dairy) 1960-1968, undated 13 / 1-3 Cost studies: Area X through XII (by dairy) 1960-1968 13 / 4 Cost summaries: Area I through X, XII 1968 13 / 5 Dairymen's Legislative Committee circulars 1971 13 / 6 Dillon milk census undated 13 / 7 Gallatin Dairy Herd Improvement Association annual report 1956 13 / 7a General rules of pleading and practice undated 13 / 8 Information circulars from Braun and Company 1952-1954 13 / 9 International Association of Milk Control Agencies proceedings 1965 13 / 10 Legislative history H.B. 201 (creating Milk Control Board) 1939 13 / 11 Lists of dairies and milk plants, etc 1940-1959 13 / 12 List of artifacts transferred to the Museum undated 13 / 13 List of Milk Control Board areas 1951 13 / 14 List of presidents and secretaries of market area organizations 1942 13 / 14a "Memorandum of authorities concerning common milk control questions" 1965 13 / 15 Milk price survey of other states 1939 13 / 16 Official orders: Anaconda - Wolf Point 1935-1940 13 / 17 Official orders: Big Timber - West Yellowstone 1941-1942 13 / 18 Official orders #59-1 to #59-20 1959 13 / 19 Official orders #60-3 to #634 1960-1963 13 / 20 Official orders #641 to #68-13 1964-1968 13 / 21 Official orders #70-1 to #721 1970-1974 13 / 22 Proposed official orders 1963 13 / 23-24 Producer questionaire 1959 June 13 / 25 Sample forms 1935, 1938 13 / 26 Uniform dairy products code (National Independent Dairies Association) 1965 13 / 27-29 Utilization report working papers 1958-1965