Hatcher and Blackman, with a score of 94.25, led Mecklenburg dairymen in standing of the dairies inspected by the city health department during August, according to the monthly report of Dr. E.M. Duncan, bacteriologist. The scores are based upon sanitary conditions prevailing at the plants, and the methods used in the production and handling of milk. The scores given were as follows:
Hatcher and Blackman, 94.25
W.P. Baker, 91.80
H.D. Kirkpatrick, 91.75
M.A. Huntley, 91.40
M.A. Galloway, 90.85
G.B. Keller, 88.50
H.G. Ashcraft, 88.15
Joe H. Robinson, 87.80
R.C. Black, 87.30
T.F. Black, 86.30
Yarborough & Bellinger, 85.25
C.C. Jones, 85.15
Dr. A.M. Whisnant, 85.10
T.J. Samond, 83.70
C.B. Stewart, 83.45
T.C. Boyd, 83.40
W.F. Watt, 83.10
Rufus Johnson, 83
A.A. Cook, 82.85
C.W. Robinson, 82.80
Scholtz and McIlwaine, 82.70
C.A. Black, 81.90
E.R. McCoy, 81.55
R.E. McDowell, 80.70
W.C. Owens, 80.65
J.M. Kirkpatrick, 80.45
N.J. Orr, 80.15
C.E. Eaton, 80.10
W.W. Gray, 80
J.A. Black, 79.20
Graham Brothers, 78.95
L.C. Eaton, 78.95
E.B. Moore, 78.95
J.W. Winecoff, 78.45
T.C. Anderson, 78.45
W.R. Boyd, 78.25
H.M. Black, 77.60
W.D. Stanford, 77
R.W. Yost, 75.20
F.A. Cochran, 74.90
J.L. Barnett, 74.80
Mrs. C.E. Kearley, 73.20
R.S. McClure, 71.20
G.S. Welch, 69.25
J.C. Hutchinson, 68.40
W.H. Pharr, 68.25
From the front page of The Charlotte News, Wednesday afternoon, Sept. 7, 1921
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