Identifier: managementofdair00mort (find matches)
Title: Management of dairy plants
Year: 1921 (1920s)
Authors: Mortensen, Martin, 1872-
Subjects: Dairying
Publisher: New York, Macmillan
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: Sloan Foundation

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ccord-ance with date of payment. FORM XXXIII Patrons Statement and Check Royal drtomrry Co. f?OTAl_ FRANC L Pay to thc ORDER OF ^ y.Ccr-c/v^^ -So <r?u^y RovAL. F»7ANf.r, TTT^^j/.^y /9/9 DOLLARS FPOYAL CREAMERY CO. F?OYAL CREAf TtAff orr ocroffC FWC5CNTINO roK fwvmcnt NOTICE Check hereto attached is in povment of the followinq .tems. If incorrect,return at once w,th check. ^OYAL CREAMERY CO SCORE LOacRtAn TKT. LBS. FAT PRICE AnOUNT MERCHANDISE PURCHASED MAULINO ITEMS AMOUNT TVcvuiA/ 92 as 32 /S3 3/^ a »P 2Jt<J/f^ (ra /^ 3 93 as 3IS ia2 315 a ay ,4 s 93 ae 3/ /a 3 315 a 70 2* AUlMy Cv:J la TOTTAL _/ 3_ 7o\ _/ m^ as Amoonf of Check. *.^jr?— Labor is saved by having statement and check attached, as itbecomes necessary to write the name of a patron only once,whereas, if separate, the name should be on the statement, onthe check, and on the check register. Furthermore it should benoted on the check register the item for which the check was Ui < X oq: 30. L.O accoo Q: o UJ N Z h
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33« CREAMERY BOOKKEEPING 339 issued. That information is by this system contained on the dupUcate. ^^^, , As will be noted, the statement (Form XXXIII) also answersthe purpose of a patrons ledger, and the bookkeepmg is thusmaterially facilitated and it assures prompt payment for mer-chandise purchased by the creamery patrons. II Forms of Purchase Records. —The purchase recordmay for the sake of convenience be divided into two forms, onecontaining an itemized record of purchases and the other a sum-mary of daily purchases. , . • An itemized record of purchases is kept so the one who is mcharge of purchases may be enabled to know when orders forgoods were placed, when such goods were received, and whenpaid for. Such a record is convenient to refer to at varioustimes and particularly when closing the books at the end oteach month. A glance at this report will give information as towhether the goods inventoried at the close of the month have been paid for. . r n The monthly purchase

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