Official history of the Cornwall Cheese and Butter Board . JOHN A. VIPO^fD AND RESIDENCE 17 swine, and 50 fowl, and his crop each year averages Soo bushels grain, 65 tonshay, 200 bushels potatoes, also including 3 acres corn, 5 acres vegetables, ij/o acresfruit. Mr. Vipond has spent his entire life in the occupation of farming. He hasbeen a patron of the Cheese Board for twenty-one years, and sends, on a dailyaverage, 400 pounds of milk to the Royal Factory. 262 HISTORY OF THE CORNWALL CHEESE AND BUTTER BOARD W. O. WERT W. O. WERT, AVONMGRE, WO. WERT of Avonmore, has been in the cheese bus
Official history of the Cornwall Cheese and Butter Board . JOHN A. VIPO^fD AND RESIDENCE 17 swine, and 50 fowl, and his crop each year averages Soo bushels grain, 65 tonshay, 200 bushels potatoes, also including 3 acres corn, 5 acres vegetables, ij/o acresfruit. Mr. Vipond has spent his entire life in the occupation of farming. He hasbeen a patron of the Cheese Board for twenty-one years, and sends, on a dailyaverage, 400 pounds of milk to the Royal Factory. 262 HISTORY OF THE CORNWALL CHEESE AND BUTTER BOARD W. O. WERT W. O. WERT, AVONMGRE, WO. WERT of Avonmore, has been in the cheese business for about thirtyyears. After serving his apprenticeship he started as a maker of* cheese in Kenyon Township, Glengarry County, and for a period ofsix years was in the employ of the late D. M. McPherson, known throughoutCanada as the Cheese King. Mr. Wert, through keen business ability, application and integrity, has froma small beginning gained control of and is now operating a combination of factoriesin Avonmore and vicinity. He is generally looked upon and known as theCheese King of this district. His string of factories are located in Osnabruck,Roxborough and Cornwall lownships, and are equipped with all that is modernin cheese manufacturing appliances. These factories are known to the trade asthe Circle Combination and recognized generally as the largest combination onthe Cornwall Cheese Board. Twelve years ago he purchased the large Lunenburgfactory and the Northheld factory which completed Circle Combina
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