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INDEX of ORDERS of the
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AUBURN UNIVERSITY
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CONTENTS
Page
Introduction-M - - sm a Mm.a Mg mm_.m I.. ._ _ s , _ _o_.o _e,.ooM
Milk Control Law- -- ~w_---------.._.......-.,---M .. ----.,____,_._. 1
Milk Control in Alabama Prior to 1939-M-w~------a-- 
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Milk Control in Alabama Since 1939 ---- -- __..._.. ._.,w,. 4
Description of the Index68 0--------..------w- ~--- MA- MEW" 6
Index of Official Orders --- ___..--....,8
Rules of Fair Trade Practices --.. _ _.._ w-o._ wwa o wn a wo45

INDEX OF ORDERS OF THE ALABAMA
MILK CONTROL BOARD*
Harold M. Harris, Jr. and Lowell E. Wilson
Department of Agricultural Economics and Rural Sociology
The index was compiled from a file of orders and other records kept
at the office of the Alabama Milk Control Board, Montgomery, Alabama. At
least one copy of each order issued after March 22, 1939, is maintained in
the files of the Milk Control Board. A partial file of orders is kept by
the Department of Agricultural Economics and Rural Sociology, Auburn Univer-
sity,. Agricultural Experiment Station.
Milk Control Law
The Alabama Milk Control Board is constituted under the authority of
:Ti.tle 22, Sections 205-231, Code of Alabama, as ammended. This law makes
a. statement of policy of the State to promote, foster, and encourage 
the
intelligent production and orderly marketing of commodities necessary to
-its.citizens, including milk. The law states that unless producers, distri-
:butors, and others engaged in.marketing milk are guaranteed a reasonable
profit on milk, supply and quality of milk are affected to the detriment
of ..the best interests of the public. The Milk Control Board was empower-
ed with the authority to adopt and enforce rules and orders to carry out
provisions of the Act.
The Milk Control Board is vested with the power toq supervise and reg-
ulate the fluid milk industry of the State including the production, trans-
portation, manufacturing,, storage, distribution, deliyery, processing, and
sale of milk. The Board requires the distributor or processor to pay for
milk at the legal price.. .
Based on records of the 'Alabama Milk Control Board.
The latest ammendment to the Milk Control Law was signed into law on
August 19, 1965 and becomes effective on February 1, 1967. The main
provision of the new act is to change the organization of the Board from
five members to six members, appointed for staggered 4-year terms. The
present law provided for one consumer member, one public-at-large member,
one producer member, one producer-distributor member, and one distributor
member. After February 1, 1967, the Board will be composed of six members-
two distributor members, two producer members and two consumer members. The
Commissioner of Agriculture and Industry serves as an ex-officio member.
An Executive Secretary has charge of the administration of the Board's
orders, rules, and regulations.
Licenses are required for all producers, producer-distributors, stores,
milk dealers, distributors, bob-tailers (vendors), and cooling stations
doing business in the State. Licensees must file reports of certain opera-
tions deemed necessary by the Board. The Board has rights of entry, in-
spection, and investigation for the purpose of ascertaining necessary
information.
A major provision of the Law gives the Board power to fix prices.
Public hearings are conducted by the Board in the various milksheds to
determine reasonable costs and charges for producing, hauling, bottling,
packing, distributing, processing, and marketing milk, and for other
services performed in respect to milk. The Board may establish the fol-
lowing prices based on data presented at the hearings:
1. Minimum prices within each milkshed to be paid by milk dealers,
producers, distributors, and producer-distributors to producers and 
others
for milk in its various grades and uses.
2. Minimum or maximum prices or both to be charged within each milk-
shed for milk sold at wholesale or retail for fluid consumption. 
The
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minimum wholesale or retail price: or prices to be charged shall not be fixed
higher than is reasonably necessary to cover the cost of ordinarily effici-
ent and economic production, cooling, pasteurizing, distributing, ard
marketing of such milk, which shall include a reasonablereturn and profit
upon labor and necessary 
investment.
3. Charges to be allowed for handling, cooling, processing, storing,
and distributing milk in any :transaction among producers, dealers, 
and
distributors.
Before revising or amending any order fixing the price or handling
charges for milk, the Milk Control Board must hold hearings.
The Board has the power to make and promulgate reasonable rules and
regulations covering fair trade 'practices as they pertain to transaction of
business among licensees. Some practices listed by the 
Act as unfair are:
business among licensees. 
Some p 
false or misleading advertising; misrepresenting the quality of products,
services, or other acts tending to defraud;'and giving prizes in connection
with or making a lottery of the sale of milk. The Board may prevent any
act by licensees intended to amke the provisions of this Act"inoperative.
Distributors, cooperative associations, and bob-tailers pay a' license
fee of 1 cent for each 100 pounds of 'milk and controlled milk products
processed and sold in Alabama. Producers pay a license fee of 1 cent for
each 100 pounds of milk produced for sale in the State. Producer-distributo
pay as both a producer and a distributor. When the total amount collected
in the fiscal year from license fees equals the budgetary requirements 
plus
an additional sum of $25,000, the I cent per hundredweight fee is abated
for the remainder of the fiscal year.
The law specifically states that there shall be no discrimination
shown against cooperative corporations or members of cooperatives. Non-
observance of the 
'inesing prvisios 
'is a mi:sdemenor.
Milk Control in Alabama
Prior to 1939
The first Order in this index is Official Order Number 1, enacted
March 22, 1939. However, the Milk Board that convened in 1939 was not the
original Board. The first State Milk Control Board convened August 21, 1935,
acting under the authority contained in Section 7 of the Hamner Milk Control
Law, approved July 9, 1935. Orders of this original Board are not included
in the index, as a complete file was not maintained.
Scattered records available, however, show that this Board met,
established rules of procedure, held hearings, established several milksheds,
and issued many Official Orders. For example, Official Orders 40 and 41,
which were violation orders, were issued April 8, 1936. These orders
enjoined two licensee distributors from selling milk below the lawful price
set by the Board. Official Order Number 60 set retail prices in the Birm-
ingham shed September 25, 1936. Official Order 67 approved a bottle
deposit for the Tuscaloosa shed, effective july 16, 1937. 
Thus, it can be
assumed that actions of the earlier Boards were similar to those of subsequent
Boards, which were constituted under the authority of a different State Law.
Milk Control in Alabama Since 1939
Although Alabama has had State Milk Control since the 1930's, it has
been only in recent years that authority of the Board has been expanded to
cover all the State. Until the early 1950's, regulated areas were defined
as relatively small milksheds. Each shed was usually defined as a designated
municipality and the nearby area. Figure 1 shows areas under State 
regula-
tion in June 1952.
Because of changing marketing conditions, the Milk Control Board
expanded regulated market areas, generally' along county lines. By 
1954,
the authority of the Board had been extended to include 53 counties. 
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Figure 1. Areas regulated by the Alabama Milk Control Board, .June- 1952
Jefferson County Milkshed
Montgomery Milkshed
Tuscaloosa Nilkshed
Anniston Milkshed.
Gadsden Milkshed
Talladega Milkshed..
Tn*-Cities Milkshed
Lanett tMilkshed
9. Phenix City.Milkshed.
10.' Selma Milkshed
11. Mobile Milkshed
12. Tuskeegee-Union Springs Milkshed.
13. Jasper Milkshed
14. Greenville, Andalusia, Evergreen,
Luverne, Georgiana Milkshed
15. Florala, Enterprise, Opp, Elba
Milkshed
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September 1961, northwestern Alabama came under supervision of the Board,
thus bringing the entire fluid milk industry in the State under regulation
for the first time. The three milksheds as they are currently designated
are shown in Figure 2.
Description of the Index
The index is presented as a reference guide to the Official Orders
issued by the Alabama Milk Control Board. Because of different numbering
systems used by the various Boards through the years, orders are listed
chronologically, by date issued, rather than in numerical order. Orders are
listed left to right in the following manner: Date Ordered, a brief de-
scription of the matter dealt with, and date the order went into effect. In
the case of orders dealing with alleged violations of the Board's regulations,
the names of the parties involved have been omitted. However, a brief de-
scription of the violation and the penalty, if any, has been included when
possible. Orders marked with an asterik (*) denote orders in effect on
January 1, 1966.
The Milk Control Board has three commonly used outlets for disseminating
its rules, regulations, and decisions. These are Orders, Rules of Fair
Trade Practices, and Notices to the Industry. The Rules of Fair Trade
Practices in effect on January 1, 1966 are listed following the index of
orders. A brief rsumb of the subject matter of each rule is given.
Notices to the Industry commonly deal with such matters as inter-
pretation of orders and notices of court decisions or injunctions. No
attempt to list Notices to the Industry is made in this publication.
INDU;STR14';
SECONSOLDATED
MILKSED
SOUTH ALABAMA
MILKSHED
Figure 2. Milksheds regulated by the Alabama 
Milk Control Board, January
1966
Date
Date Ordered Order No. 
Subject Effective
3-22-39 1 Establishment of various and respective 3-22-39
milk sheds within the State.
5-2L-39 2 Establishing 
price schedule for Mobile 6-1-39
Milk Shed.
5-2.-39 3 .Establishing price schedule 
for Selma 6-1-39
Milk Shed.
5-24-39 h Establishing price schedule for 6-1-39
Tuscaloosa Milk Shed.
5-24-39 5 Establishing 
price schedule for Talladega 
6-1-39
Milk Shed.
5-24-39 6 Establishing price schedule 
for Anniston 6-1-39
Milk Shed.
5-2h-39 7 Establishing price schedule for Gadsden 
6-1-39
Milk Shed.
5-2
1
-39 8 Establishing price schedule 
for 6-1-39
Montgomery Milk Shed.
5-2L-39 9 Establishing price schedule for 6-1-39
Birmingham Milk Shed.
5-30-39 10 Fixing time for payment of license 
for 5-30-39
period ending Dec. 31, 1939.
6-9-39 2-A Correcting typographical errors occurring 6-9-39
in Order No. 2.
6-9-39 h-A Correcting typographical 
errors occurring 6-9-39
in Order No. )4.
6-27-39 11 Establishing 
price schedule for Tri-Cities 7-1-39
Milk Shed.
9-13-39 12 (a) Establishing 
minimum wholesale price 9-15-39
for fluid milk in half-pint bottles;
(b) Retail and wholesale prices on
coffee cream and whipping cream; (c)
Establishing bottle deposit on all
milk bottles where milk is sold at
wholesale price, and (d) Regulating
manner and means of installing,
furnishing and servicing machinery
or equipment in the Tuscaloosa Milk 
Shed.
9-27-39 13 Establishing 
price schedule for 10-1-39
Mobile Milk Shed.
Date Ordered
9-27-39
Order No.
14
10-10-39
10-10-39
10- 10-39
10-10-39
10-10-39
10-20-39
11-14-39
11-14-39
11-14-39
11-14-39
11-14-39
11-14-39
11-14-39
11-14-39
11-14-39
11-14-39
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29.
Subj ect
Establishing price schedule for
Birmingham Milk Shed.
Violation order - Violation of
'Official Order #2, Revocation of
license for 1 day or $15 fine.
Violation order-- Violation of
Official Order #2, Revocation of
license for 1 day or $15 fine..
Violation order - Violation of
Official Order #2, Revocation of
license for 1 day or $15 fine.
Violation order-- Violation of
Official order #2, Revocation of
license for 1 day or $25 fine.
Violation order - Violation of
Official order #2, Revocation of
license for I day or $25 fine.
Amending Order No. 14. (Sweet milk
and whipping cream).
Violation order-- Violation of
official order #9, Revocation of
license for 2 days or $15 fine
official order ##9, Revocation of
license- for 2. days or $15 fine.
Violation order- charge dismissed.
Violation order -,charge dismissed.
Violation order - charge dismissed.
Violation order - charge dismissed.
Violation order- charge dismissed.
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Date
Effectiv~e.
10-4-39
10--16-39
10-16-39
10-16--39
10-16.39
10-17-39
11-139
11-23-x39
11-24-39
11-14-39
11-14-39
1144 -39
11-14-3
11-14-3
,11-14-39
11-14-3
~11-14-39
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Date Ordered
11-14-39
11-14-39
11-14-39
11-14-39
11-14-39
11-23-39
11-23-39
11-23-39
11-23-39
12-1-39
12-1-39
12-12-39
3-14-40
3-14-40
3-14-40
3-14-40
3-14-40
Order No.
30
31
8A
32
33
34
36
4o
37
38
39
41
42
43
44
Subject
Violation order - charge dismissed.
Violation order - charge dismissed.
Revision and amending Order No. 8
(Coffee cream and whipping cream).
Violation order - violation of
official order #8, Revocation of
license for 5 days or $25 fine.
Violation order - Violation of
official order #8, Revocation of
license for 2 days or $25 fine.
Establishing minimum price schedule -
Talladega Milk Shed.
Fixing the location of licenses in
Zones I and 2 of the Montgomery Milk Shed.
Fixing the time for the payment of
license for period ending 
September 30,
1940.
Establishing minimum prices for fluid
milk in the Tuscaloosa Milk Shed.
Violation order - underpayment of
distributor to producers, fine of
$75 or revocation of license for 4 days.
Free ice for refrigeration purposes in
public schools, and free milk for indigent
children in the Montgomery Milk Shed.
Establishing marketing area to be known
as "Alexander City Milk Shed".
Violation order - charge dismissed.
Violation order - violation of official
order #2, fine of $15 and costs.
Violation
order #8,
dismissed
Violation
order #8,
dismissed
Violation
order #8,
dismissed
order- violation of official
action reserved, charge
on payment of costs.
order - violation of official
action reserved, charge
on payment of costs.
order - violation of official
action reserved, charge
on payment of costs.
Date
Effective
11-14-39
11-11 -39
12-1-40
12-4-39
12-4-39
12-1-39
11-23-39
11-23-39
1-1-x0
12-13-39
12-1-39
12-12-39
3-14-40
3-14-40
3-14-40
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Date
Date Ordered Order NO. 
Subject Effective
3-1.-O h6 Violation 
order - violation of 
3-1-hO0
official order #8, revocation of 
license
for 1 day or $10 fine.
3-14-hO h7 Violation order 
- action reserved 3-14-40
charge dismissed 
on payment of costs.
3-1h-4O h8 Violation order - violation of 
3-14-40
official order #8, revocation 
of
license for 1 day or $10 fine.
3-1lh-O h9 Violation 
order - violation of 
3-14-hO
official order #8, revocation of
license for 1 day or $10 fine.
3-18-h0 13A Amending Order 
No. 13 in the Mobile 3-18-40
Milk Shed by providing for the packaging
and distribution of fluid milk in
two-quart containers, and fixing fair
and reasonable prices, wholesale and
retail for such milk so packaged 
and
delivered.
3-19-h0 14B Revising and amending 
Orders Nos. h-l-40
ih and lh-A (Birmingham Shed).
3-22-h0 lhC Providing for the packaging and 
3-22-h0
distribution of homogenized milk
(Birmingham Milk Shed).
7-12-h0 So Violation order - charge dismissed. 7-12-h0
7-12-h0 51 Violation order 
- charge dismissed. 7-12-h0
7-12-h0 52 Violation order - underpayment to 7-12-h0
producers payment, plus $75 fine or
revocation of license for 5 days and
costs.
7-12-h0 3 Violation order - underpayment to 7-12- 0
producers, repayment plus costs.
7-12-h0 gh Violation order - charge dismissed. 
7-12-h0
7-12-h0 Violation order - revocation 
of 7-12-h0
license for' 1 day or $10 fine.
7-12-h0 6 Violation order - revocation 
of 7-12-h0
license for 1 day or $10 fine.
7-12-h0 57 Providing ways and means for 
the do- 7-13-h0
nation of milk for charitable purposes
by licensees of the Milk Board.
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Date
Date Ordered Order No. Subject Effective
7-13-40 59 Fixing delinquent date for thepayment of 7-13-40
licenses for the fiscal year beginning
October 1, 1940 and ending September 30,
1941.
1/ 59-A Revisisingand amending Order No. 59 whereby 1/
all licensees in the Anniston and Tri-Cities
Milk Sheds be allowed a fifteen day extension
within which to make application and payment
of license fees and that no penalty apply in
these milk sheds until after.November 
15, 1940.
8-14-40 58 Violation order - underpayment 
to 8-14-40
producers, repayment plus costs.
10-9-40 60 Fixing a cooling charge 
to be paid by whole- 10-9-40
sale producers to producer-distributors when
deliveries are not made by wholesale pro-
ducers at the customary time for pasteurization
in the Mobile Milk Shed.
10-9-40 61 Violation order, revocation of license for 10-9-h0
10 days or $50 fine.
10-9-)40 62 Establishing a marketing area to be known 10-9-40
as "Sylacauga Milk Shed".
11-7-40 63 Petition to discontinue the benefits and 11-7-40
provisions of the Alabama Milk Control
Board in the Anniston Shed.
11-17-40 64 Order for distributor to Make Bond for 11-17-40
underpayment to producersL
11-27-40 65 Establishing uniform minimum prices for 11-27-40
fluid milk in the Sylacauga Milk Shed.
11-27-40 66 Violation order - revocation of license 11-27-40
for 5 days or $25 fine.
11-27-40 67 Violation order - violation of health .11-27-40
requirements and order #8, payment of
delinquent license fee plus 5 day revocation
of license or $50 fine.
12-31-h0 1D Orders 1h,1h-A, and 14-B amended in 12-31-h0
the matter of price schedules for the
payment of fluid milk to wholesale
producers by distributors.
on official order.
1/Dats notshow
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Date
Date Ordered Order No. Subject Effective
12-31-40 68 Fixing uniform minimum prices for the 12-31-h0
transfer and sale of fluid milk from
distributors in the Birmingham Milk
Shed to distributors in the Anniston
Milk Shed.
12-31-h0 69 Requiring all licensees of the Milk 12-31-h0
Control Board to make application for
licenses due under the Milk Control
Law for the fiscal year beginning
October 1, 1940, and ending September 30,
1941.
1-28-41 69-A Amending and revising Order No. 69. 1-28-41
1-28-1i 1E Repealing of Order #1-D and rein- 1-28-hI
stating pertinent provisions of Orders
#1h, 14A, and 14B.
2-27-41 3h-A Amending Order 3h giving basis on 2-27-hI
which distributors shall be allowed
to purchase milk from wholesale pro-
ducers - and defining Base milk and
Surplus milk.
2-27-41 62-A Releiving any and all persons, firms, 2-27-I1
and corporations subject to license
under the Milk Law from any and all
provisions of the Alabama Milk Law and
any and all orders of the Milk Board
in the milk marketing area heretofore
designated by the State Milk Control
Board as the "Sylacauga Milk Shed".
3-18-I1 lhF Provide for the sale of fluid milk to 3-18-hi
needy school children in Birmingham
Milk Shed under program to be approved
by the U.S. Secretary of Agriculture.
h-29-1l 8B Revising and amending Order No. 8 h-29-h1
(Sweet milk and buttermilk bulk in
two-gallon containers.)
9-1-h1 70 Violation order - license revoked. $-1-h1
9-l-hl 71 Violation order and revocation of 5-1-h1
license for 10 days or $1 fine.
5-l-hl 72 Violation order - underpayment of 6-l-h1
license fee, payment of fee plus
revocation of license for 10 days
or $10 fine.
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Date Ordered
5-30-41
Order No.
73
7-26-41
7-26-41
7-26-.1
11-3-41
1-?-42
2-13-42
76
77
78
79
80.
81
82
83
84
2/
Subject
Violation order - violation of order
#40, repayment to producers and 
revo-
cation of license for 5 days or $50 fine.
Establishing uniform minimum and
maximum prices for fluid milk in
the Mobile Milk Shed.
Establishing uniform minimum and
maximum prices for fluid milk in
the Talladega Milk Shed.
Establishing uniform minimum and
maximum prices for fluid milk in
the Anniston Milk Shed.
Fixing delinquent date for the
payment of licenses for the fiscal
year, beginning October 1, 1941,
and ending September 30, 1942.
Violation order- revocation of
license for 3 days or $30 fine.
Violation order- revocation of
license for 3 days or $30 fine*
Violation order - revocation of
license for 3 days or $30 fine.
Violation order - revocation of
license for 2 days or $20 fine.
Repealing all maximum price regulations
in Mobile Milk Shed.
Regulating transportation and delivery
of fluid milk, wholesale and retail,
in the Birmingham Milk Shed.
Regulating transportation and delivery
of fluid milk, wholesale and retail,
in the Montgomery Milk Shed.
Regulating transportation and delivery
of fluid milk, wholesale and retail,
in the Anniston Milk Shed.
2/Dates not shown on official order.
Date
Effective
5-30-41
8-16-.1
8-16-41
11-3-41
1-?-42
1-?-L2
2-13-42
2/
Date Ordered
4-9-42
4-9-42
4-9-42
4-9-42
4-9-42
4-9-42
4-9-42
4-9-42
4-9-42
4-9-42
4-9-42
4-9-42
4-9-42
4-9-42
4-9-42
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Date
Order No. Subject Effective
86
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
96
97
98
99
100
101
102
Violation order and revocation of
license for 3 days or $40 fine.
Violation order - revocation of
license for 3 days or $20 fine.
Violation order - revocation of
license for 3 days or $20 fine.
Violation order- revocation of
license for 3 days or $20 fine.
Violation order - revocation of
license for 3 days or $20 fine.
Violation order - revocation of
license for 3 days or $20 fine.
Violation order- revocation of
license for 3 days or $20 fine.
Violation order - revocation of
license for 3 days or $20 fine.
Violation order - revocation of
license for 3 days or $20 fine.
Violation order- revocation of
license for 3 days or $20 fine.
Violation order - revocation of
license for 3 days or $20 fine.
Violation order - revocation of
license for 3 days or $20 fine.
Violation order - revocation of
license for 3 days or $20 fine.
Violation order - revocation of
license for 3 days or $20 fine.
Violation order - revocation of
license for 3 days or $20 fine.
Violation order - revocation of
license for 3 days or $20 fine.
Violation order - revocation of
license for 3 days or $20 fine.
4-13-42
4-13-142
4-13-42
4-13-42
4-13-42
4-13-.2
4-13-42
4-13-42
4-13-42
4-13-42
4-13-42
4-13-42
Ld 6-13-62
~6-13-6
4-13-42
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Date
Date Ordered Order No. Subject Effective
4-10-42 103 Establishing uniform minimum 
prices for 4-16-42
fluid milk' and establishing trade practices
in the Anniston, Talladega, and Tn-Cities
Sheds.-
4-10-42 104 Establishing uniform minimum prices for 4-16-42
fluid milk, and establishing trade
practices in the Tuscaloosa Milk Shed.
4-o-L2 105 Establishing uniform minimum prices for 4 42
fluid milk, and establishing trade
practices in the Montgomery and Selma
Milk Sheds.
4-10-42 106 Establishing uniform minimum prices 
for h-16-Li2
fluid milk, and establishing trade
practices in the Birmingham Milk Shed.
L -O-L2 107 Establishing uniform minimum and maximum
prices for fluid milk and establishing
trade practices in the Mobile 'Milk Shed.
4-10-42 108 Regulating transportation and delivery 4-20-42
of fluid milk, wholesale and retail,
in the Tuscaloosa Milk Shed.
-16-12 110 Violation order 
- fine of $20 plus costs. 4-16--2
5-22-L2 109 Violation order - revocation of license 5-22-42
for 3 days or $20 fine.
5-22-12 103-A Amending and revising Order No. 103 for the 5-22-142
Anniston Milk Shed.
5-22-142 103-B Amending and revising Order No. 
103 for the 5-22 -)42
Talladega Milk Shed.
5-22-142 1014-.A Amending and revising Order No. 1014 
in 5--22-L42
the Tuscaloosa Milk Shed.
5-22-L12 105-A Amending and revising Official Order No. 5-22-142
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Date
Date Ordered Order No. Subject 
Effective
7-2'42: 114 Violation order, revocation of 7-2-2
license for 3 days or $20 fine.
7-2-42 115 Violation order, revocation of 7-2-42
license for 3 days or $5 fine.
7-2-42 116 Violation order, revocation of 7-2-42
license for 3 days or $20 fine.
7-2-42 117. Violation order, revocation of 7-2-42
license for 3 days or $20 fine.
7-2-42 118 Violation order, revocation of 7-2- 2
license for 3 days or 
$40 fine.
7-3-42 83-A Revising and amending Official 7-16-42
Order No, 83.
7-3-42 106-A Requiring. bdttle deposits at 7-16-42
wholesale.-stoiDs in the Birmingham
Shed.
7-3-42 107-A Amending and Revising Order No. 107 as 7-16-42
such order refers to prices paid whole-
sale producers in the Mobile Milk Shed.
7-24-42 119 Violation order, revocation of 7-24-42
license for 3 days or $10 fine.
8-28-42 83-B Revising and amending Order No. 83 of 8-28-42
the Milk Control Board to conform to
General Order 17 of the ODT.
8-28-2 120 Violation order, revocation of 8-28-42
license for 3 days or $25 fine.
8-28-42 121 Violation order, revocation of 8-28-42
license for 3 days or $5 fine.
8-28-42 122 Violation order, revocation of 8-28-42
license for 3 days or $30 fine.
8-28-42 123 Violation order, revocation of 
8-28-42
license ,for 3 days or $10 fine.
9-10-42 10-B Requiring bottle deposits at wholesale 
9-16-42
stops in the Montgomery Milk Shed.
9-25-42 124 Establishing uniform minimum prices 
for 10-1-42
fluid milk, and establishing trade
practices in the Gadsden Milk Shed.
18
Date
Date Ordered Order..No. Subject 
Effective
10-22-42 125 Violation order and charge dismissed. 
10-22-42
-....1-7-42 127 Violation order and revocation of 
11-7-42
license for 3 days or $40 fine.
11-20-42 126 Petition of Greensboro 
Dairy Association 11-20-42
an unincorporated association of dairymen
of Hale County, Alabama.
11-20-42 128 Petition of Licensees 
of the Alabama 11-20-42
State Milk Control Board to withdraw
the jurisdiction of the Alabama State
Milk Control Board from the Montgomery
Milk Shed.
12-14-42 129 Fixing the maximum milk fat content of 12-14-42
fluid cream sold in all milk sheds
under the jurisdiction of the Alabama
State Milk Control Board.
12-14-42 10 -B Revising and amending Official Order 12-14-42
No. 104 pertaining to bottle deposit
in the Tuscaloosa Shed.
1-9- 3 103-C Revising 
and amending Official Order 
1-9-43
No. 103 referring to Tri-Cities Shed.
1-21-43 132 Violation order - revocation of 
1-21-43
license for 3 days or $25 fine.
1-21-43 133 Violation order 
- revocation of 1-21-43
license for 3 days or $25 fine.
1-21-43 134 Violation order - underpayment to 
1-21-43
producers, repayment plus $25 fine
and $40 costs.
1-22-43 106-B Revising and amending Official Order 1-25-43
No. 106 pertaining to price of milk
paid by distributors to wholesale
producers, Birmingham Shed.
2-3-43 130 Violation order - revocation of 
2-3-43
license for 3 days or $25 fine.
2-3-43 131 Violation order - refusal to allow 
2-3-43
inspection of milk truck, revocation
of license for 3 days or $25 fine.
2-3-43 135 Fixing deposit charges on milk 
2-3-43
containers, and further regulating
trade practices in the Birmingham
Milk Shed.
Date Ordered
3-4-43
3-4-43
3-4443,
3-15-.3
Order No.
136
137
138
139
140,
1)42
141
3/
Subject
Violation order revocation of
license for 3 days or $25 fine.
Violation order - revocation of
license for 3 days or $25 fine.
Violation order-revocation.of
license for 3 day'sor $25 fine.
Violation order -- revocation of
license for 3 days or $25 fine.
Violation order - revocation of
license for 3 days or $25 fine.
Requiring all, licensees to make
application for 'all licenses due.
for the fiscal year beginning
October 1, 19)42 and ending
September 30, 19)43.
Violation order- revocation of
license for 3 days 
or $25 fine.,.
3/'
14)4
145 3/.
146' 3/
147 3/
148
149
x.50
151
3/
'3/
3/
3/
3/
153
3/Official orders 143--153 have been lost. They are all violation orders
arising from hearings held in the Montgomery shed.
O 4/
rare two orders numbered 143.
19
Date
Effective
3-4--x3
3 1-143
34443
3-1443
3/
3/
20
Date Ordered
3-26-3
3-26-43
3-26-43
3-26-13
3-26-43
3-26-43
3-26-43
3-26-43
7-29-43
10-15-43
10-15-43
1-31-41
1-31-44-
12-2-h4
4-13-45
Ord
4-13-45
ler No. Subject
103-D Fixing wholesale prices in Talladega Shed.
103-E Fixing wholesale prices in Anniston Shed.
103-F Fixing wholesale prices in Tri-Cities Shed.
104-C Fixing wholesale prices in Tuscaloosa Shed.
105-C Fixing wholesale prices in Montgomery Shed.
105-D Fixing wholesale prices in Selma Shed.
107-B Fixing wholesale prices n Mobile Shed.
124-A Fixing wholesale prices of fluid milk on
all size container, Gadsden Shed.
154 Mobile Retail Food Dealers' Association--
Denied 30 per quart spread sold from retail
stores.
143 Fixing Delinquent Date - 1943-1944.
105-E Revising and amending Order No. 105
Montgomery Shed.
106-C Revising and amending Order No. 106,
Birmingham Shed. (Producers Quotas).
155 Requiring all licensees to make application
for licenses due October 1, 19143 and ending
September 30, 1944.
156 Violation order - charge dismissed.
157 Requiring all licensees to make application
for licenses October 1944-45.
107-C Revising and amending Official Order No. 107
pertaining to prices of bottled buttermilk,
wholesale and retail, Mobile Shed.
105-E Revising and amending Official Order No. 105-A
pertaining to prices of bottled buttermilk,
wholesale and retail, the Selma Shed.
105-F Revising and amending Official Order No. 105
pertaining to bottled buttermilk, wholesale
and retail, Montgomery Shed.
/ There are two orders numbered 1143.
Date
Effective
4-1-43
4-1-43
4-1-43
4-1-43
4-1-43
4-1-43
4-1-43
4-1-43
7-29-43
10-15-43.
1-31-44
1-31-44
12-2-l
4-16-45
4-16-45
4-16-45
Date
Date Ordered Order No. Subject Effective
124-B Revising and Amending Official Order No. 12)4 4-16-)4
pertaining to prices: of bottled buttermilk,
wholesale and retail, Gadsden Shed.
4-16-45 158 Revising and amending Official Orders Nos. 4-l3-45
103-B, Talladega; No. 103, Tn-Cities; 104-A
Tuscaloosa; 103-A, Anniston; pertaining to
prices of bottled buttermilk, wholesale and
retail.
10-20-45 159 Regulating Distribution & Delivery 10-20-45
(Fluid Milk) Birmingham.
10-20-45 160 Regulating Distribution & Delivery 
10-20-45
(Fluid Milk) Montgomery.
10-20-45 161 Regulating Distribution & Delivery 10-20-45
(Fluid Milk) Mobile.
10-20-45 162 Regulating Distribution & Deliver lO-20-45
(Fluid Milk ) Tri-Cities.
10-20-45 163 Regulating Distribution & Delivery 10-20-45
(Fluid Milk) Anniston.
10-20-45 16)4 Regulating Distribution & Delivery lO-20-45
(Fluid Milk ) Talladega.
10-20-45 165 Regulating Distribution & Delivery 10-20-45
(Fluid Milk) Gad'sden.
10-20-45 166 Regulating Distribution & Delivery 10-20-16
(Fluid Milk) Selma.
10-20-45. 167 Regulating Distribution & Delivery 10-20-45
(Fluid Milk) Tuscaloosa,
11-1-45 168 Revising and amending price fixing Orders 11-1-46
in all Milk Sheds, as such Orders apply to
wholesale producers selling fluid milk to
22
Date
Date Ordered Order No. Subject 
Effective
7-30-46 172 Establishing uniform minimum prices for 
8
-1-w
6
fluid milk, cream, buttermilk, whole
milk buttermilk, clabbered whole milk,
and chocolate milk in the Birmingham
Shed.
7-30-46 173 Establishing uniform minimum prices 8-1-6
for fluid milk, cream, whole milk
buttermilk, clabbered whole milk,
buttermilk, and chocolate milk in the
Mobile Milk Shed.
7-30-46 174 Establishing uniform minimum prices for 8-1-46
fluid milk, cream, buttermilk, whole
milk. buttermilk, clabbered whole milk,
and chocolate milk in the Montgomery
Milk Shed.
7-30-46 175 Establishing uniform minimum prices for 8-1-46
fluid milk, cream, buttermilk, whole
milk buttermilk, clabbered whole milk,
and chocolate milk in the Talladega
Milk Shed.
7-30-h6 176 Establishing uniform minimum prices for 8-1-46
fluid milk, cream, buttermilk, whole
milk buttermilk, clabbered whole milk,
and chocolate milk in the Anniston
Milk Shed.
7-30-46 177 Establishing uniform minumum prices for 8-1-46
fluid milk, cream, buttermilk, whole
milk buttermilk, clabbered whole milk,
and chocolate milk in the Gadsden
Milk Shed.
7-30-46 178 Establishing uniform minimum prices for 8.-1-6
fluid milk, cream, buttermilk, whole
milk buttermilk, clabbered whole milk,
and chocolate milk in the Tuscaloosa
Milk Shed.
7-30-6 179 Establishing uniform minimum 
prices for 8-1-6
fluid milk, cream, buttermilk, whole
milk buttermilk, clabbered whole milk,
and chocolate milk in the Selma Milk
Shed.
23
Date
Date Ordered Order No. Subject Effective
7-30-46 180 Establishing uniform minumum prices for 8-1-46
fluid milk, cream, buttermilk, whole
milk buttermilk, clabbered whole milk
and chocolate milk in the Tn-Cities
Milk Shed.
8-15-46 183 Fixing License Fees for the Fiscal 8-15-L6
year 1946-47.
9-19-46 181 Violation order Revocation 
of 9-19-46
license for 3 days or $25 fine.
9-19-46 182 Violation order - Revocation of 9-19-46
license for 3 days or$25 fine.
9-27-46 172-A Establishing uniform minimum prices 
10-1-46
for fluid milk, cream, buttermilk,
whole milk buttermilk, clabbered
whole milk, and chocolate milk in
the Birmingham Milk Shed.
9-.27-46 174-A Establishing uniform minimum prices 10-1-46
for fluid milk, cream.. .Montgomery
Milk Shed.
1O-14-4 6178-A Establishing uniform minimum prices 10-16-46
for fluid milk, cream... Tuscaloosa
Milk Shed.
10-14-46 179-A Establishing .uniform minimum prices 10-16-46
for fluid milk, cream...Selma Milk Shed.
11-18-46 173-A Establishing unif orm minimum prices 11-23-46
for fluid milk,. cream...Mobile Milk Shed.
11.18-4 6 175-A Establi hing uniform mini.mum prices 11-2_3-46
for,.fluid milk, cream.. , Talladega
Milk -Shed.
11-18-46 176-A Establishing uniform mumimum prices 11-23-46
for fluid milk, cream.. .Anniston
for4 luidmilk-crem, btterilk
24
Date
Date Ordered Order No. Subject 
Effective
12-12--46 184, Fixing fair and 
reasonable minumum 12-20-46
prices, wholesale and retail, for the
sale of fluid cream in all milk sheds.
1-17-47 180-B Revising and amending 
Official Order 2-1-47
No. 180-A.. .fixing wholesale minimum
prices for bulk sales of sweet milk
and buttermilk in the Tri-Cities
Milk Shed.
1 -17-47 l85 Requiring all'cnsees to make applica- 
1-17-47
tion for license for the fiscal year
beginning October 1, 1946 and ending
Sept. 30, 1947.
3-14-47 177-A Buttermilk Price...Gadsden Milk Shed. 3-14-47
S-13-47 186 Violation order - fine $10. 
5-13-7
5-13-47 187 Establishing territorial 
boundaries of S-l3-L7
Phoenix City Milk Shed.
6-20-47 188 Establishing 
uniform trade practices 
7-1-47
and minimum prices for milk, etc. in
the Phoenix City Milk Shed.
7-11-47 189 Establishing uiform prices 
in Mobile 8-1-47
Milk Shed.
8-11-47 190 Amending Order 
189 in Mobile to read 8-12-47
"Minimum Wholesale" prices.
8-14-47 191 Fixing Licenses 
Fees for Fiscal year 8-14-47
1947-48, per head, etc.
9-17-47 188-A Repealing all provisions of 188 
9-17-47
applicable to Paper Containers. .
PhoenixCit~yi:bilk .Shed.
10-22-47 192 Revising and Amending 
Order No. ,59... 11-1-47
Birmingham Milk Shed .., changing hours
Date-Ordered
12-22-47
12-22-47
12-22-47
12-22-47
12-22-47
12-31-47
1-8-48
1-13-48
1-20-48
1-2o0-48
1- 20-48
2-9-48
2-10-48
Order No.. Sub ject
Establishing uniform prices in W'Ham Shed.
196
197
198
199
200
201
2 02
203
204
2 207
205~
206
Establishing
Shed.
Establishing
Shed.
Establishing
Shed.
Establish ing
degta Shed.
Establishing
Milk Shed.
uniform prices in Montg.
uniform prices in Mobile
uniform prices in Selma
uniform prices in Talla-
uniform prices in Anniston
Establishing uniform Cream Prices in
Anniston, Gadsden, Talladega, Montgomery,
Mobile, Birmingham, and Tuscaloosa.
Amending Order No. 195) Re: School
Milk in Birmingham Milk Shed.
Granting Motion for Re-hearing on Offic-
ial Order No. 196 Montgomery Milk
Shed.
Amending Official Orders Nos. 194, 196,
197, 198, 199, and 200 in the Tus-
caloosa, Montgomery, Mobile,.Selma,
Talladega, and Anniston Milk Sheds
as effects price of Milk to Schools
in p int s..
Requiring all..icensees to make applica-
tion for licenses for the Fiscal year
beginning October 1, 1947 and ending
Sept. 30, 1948.,
Establishing the confines of the Tuske-
gee-Union Springs Milk Shed.
Establishing uniform minimum and maximum
prices on fluid milk, cream, buttermilk,
and whole milk buttermilk in the Tuske-
gee Union Springs Milk Shed.
25
Date
Effective
12-31-47
12-31-4.7
12-31-4.7
12-31-47
12-31-4.7
12-31-47
.1-16-48
1-16-L18
1-20-48
2-15-8
1-20-48
2-9-48
or3-1-48
26
Date
Date Ordered Order No. Subject Effective
3-12-48 208 Repealing Order No. 161 in the 3-12-48
Mobile Milk Shed.
4-21-48 209 Violation Order- early 
delivery 4-21-48
violation,revocation of license
for 3 days or $5 fifne
4-21-48 210 Violation Order 
- early delivery 4-21-48
violation,revocation of license
for 3 days or $30 fine.
4-21-48 211 Violation Order - early delivery 4-21-48
violation,revocation of license for
3 days or $50 fine.
4-21-48 212 Violation Order - early delivery 
4-21-48
violation,revocation of license
for 3 days or $2.0 fine.
5-17-48 215 Amending Official Order No. 165 in 
5-17-48
Gadsden Milk Shed (Hours of Delivery).
6-1-48 213 Establishing uniform prices to 
6-1-48
be paid for Surplus Milk in all sheds.
6-1-48 214 Establishing uniform prices 
to be 6-1-48
paid for Base Milk in Montgomery
Milk Shed.
7-7-48 216 General Order, ALL SHEDS, 
establish- 7-7-48
ing price on Homogenized Milk in
Pts. and 1 Pts.
8-9-48 217 Establishing uniform prices 
in 9-1-48
the Gadsden Milk shed, minimum
and maximum.
8-9-48 218 Establishing uniform prices 
in the 9-1-48
TRI-CITIES MILK SHED, minimum and
maximum.
9-2-48 218-A Amending Order No. 218 
with reference 9-6-48
to pint sweet milk to schools -
6 .
9-2-48 219 Establishing Uniform prices 
Mont- 9-16-48
gomery Shed.
9-2-48 220 Establishing Uniform prices 
Selma 9-16-48
Shed.
Date Ordered 
Order No.
9-2-8 22:1
9-3-h8 222
11-26-48 223
2-2-h9 224
2.2-h9 225
3-24-h9 226
3,-24-4j9 227
3-24--h9 228
3-24-49 229
3 -2L4-49
3-24-L49
4-15-49
4
1
-22-L49
.5-2-49
5-L2-49
"-21.
230
231
232
233
234
235
236
237
27
Date
Subject Effective
Establishing Uniform;prices Tuske- 9-16.148
gee-Union Springs Shed.
Method of establishing quotas for out 10-1.418
of state milk,..Tuscaloosa Milk Shed.
Violation order rate violations, ll-26-48
$35 fine.
Violation order - refrigeration 2.2-49
violations $25 fine.
Violation order - diverting milk, 
2.2-49
$10 fine.
Establishing boundaries of Jasper
Milk Shed.
Establishing uniform prices Tn- h-1-49
Cities Shed.
Establishing uniform prices Tuscalo- 
h-l-49
osa Shed.
Establishing uniform prices Anniston, -- 9
Gadsden, Talladega, Selma, Montgom-
ery, Tuskegee-Union Springs Sheds.
Establishing uniform prices h-1-h9
Birmingham & Jasper Sheds.
Establishing uniform prices Mobile 4-1-49
Shed.
Amending Order No.. 230, B'ham and 
4-25-49
Jasper (Homogenized in pints and
2pints).
Amendirde*N.e28tuscaloosa1L,..0,h9
Establishing uniform prices in5-64
Chattahoochee Valley Shed.
28
Date
Date Ordered Order No. Subject Effective
7-15-49 238 Defining minimum and maximum prices 
7-18-49
in Tri-Cities, Jasper, B'ham,
Gadsden, Tuscaloosa, Montgomery,
Selma,' Mobile Sheds.
7-22-49 239 Defining minimum and 
maximum prices 8-1-49
in Talladega, Anniston, Tuskegee-
Union Springs Shed.
7-22-49 240 Establishing uniform prices B'ham 9-1-49
and Jasper Sheds.
7-22-49 241 Establishing uniform prices 9-1-49
Mobile Shed.
7-22-49 242 Establishing uniform prices 9-1-49
Anniston, Gadsden, Talladega, Selma,
Montgomery, Tuskegee-Union Springs,
and Tuscaloosa Sheds.
7-22-49 243 Establishing uniform prices 9-1-49
Tri-Cities Shed.
8-26-49 244 Exempting Gadsden 
from Official 8-26-49
Order No. 242...Petition denied.
8-26-49 245 Fixing the manner of establishing 8-26-49
base quotas for Alabama Producers
in the Tri-Cities Shed.
9-13-49 246 Establishing uniform prices Chat- 9-16-49
tahoochee Valley Shed.
11-18-49 247 Fixing the manner of establishing 
11-18-49
base quotas for Alabama Producers in
the Gadsden Shed.
3-22- 0 248 Establishing uniform minimum and 4-1-0
maximum prices for fluid milk, cream,
buttermilk, whole milk buttermilk,
clabbered whole milk, and chocolate
milk in the Anniston, Gadsden, Tall-
adega, Selma, Montgomery, Tuskegee-
Union Springs, Tuscaloosa, B'ham,
Mobile, Tri-Cities, and Jasper Sheds.
3-22-S0 249 Establishing uniform prices for 4-1-50
fluid milk, cream, buttermilk, whole
milk buttermilk, clabbered whole milk,
and chocolate milk in the Phoenix
City and Chattahoochee Valley Sheds.
29
Date.
Date Ordered Order No. .b. b ject Effective
7-25-50 250 Establishing uniform 
minimum and 8--
maximum prices.,. wholesale and retail,
on a blend of milk,,cream and milk
solids,...the manner and means of
calculating and determining base
and surplus milk;.milk equivalent
in cream;.and establishing a base
building period.
7-25-50 25L Revoking and Repealing Official
Order Nos. 248 and 210.
7-25-50 252 Violation order - $25 fine. 7-25-50
7-25-50 253 Violation order $25 fine. 7-25-50
7-25-5O 25h Violation order - $25fine.7
7-255j0 255 Violation order. - $25 fine.
.8-25-50 256 . Establishing .minimum and maximum 
8-26-50
prices on half-pints to schools
and hospitals. Gadsden Milk Shed.
1-9-51 257 Establishing minimum and maximum 1-16-51
prices in the Montgomery Shed.
1-9-51 259 Establishing uniform-prices 
in the 1-6_il
Mobile Shed.
1-12-51 258 Establishing minimum and maximum- 1-16-51l
prices in the B =ham and Jasper Sheds.
1-17-51 260 Establishing minimum and maximum 1-19-51
prices in the Tuskegee-Union Springs
Shed.
122-51 261,.. Establishing .minimum and maximum 1-22-51
prices in the Selma and Tuscaloosa
Sheds.
30
Date Ordered
2-9-51
Order No.
2 6L~.
2 65
7-12-51
8-10-51
8-24-51
9-13-51
9-13-51
9-13-51
10-31-51
1.0-31-51
2-18-52
3-22&27-52
3-22&27-52
3-22&2 7-52
3-22&2 7-52
3-22&2 7-52
2 66
2 67
2 68
270
271
272
273
2 7L
275
276
277
278
2 79
Subj ect
Establishing minimum and maximum
prices in the Tr-Cities Shed.
Establishing minimum and maximum
prices in the httatooche
Valley Shed.
Establishing South Central and South-
eastern Alabama Milk Sheds.
Establishing Base Building
Periods for licensed producers.
Establishing Dispenser Milk for
Montgomery.
Establishing prices for South
Central Shed.
Establishing pricesfor South-
eastern Alabama Shed.
Establishing prices for Dispenser
milk in Mobile.
Amending Order No. 269 South
Central Shed.
Amending Order No. 270 South-
eastern Alabama Shed.
Establishing confines of Baldwin
and Franklin Milk' Sheds .
Establishing prices for B'ham
and Jasper Sheds..
Establishing prices' for Mobile Shed.
Establishing prices for Chattahoochee
Valley Shed.
Date
Effective
2- 16-51
2-16-51
7-12-51
8-10-.51
9-1-51
10- 1-51
10- 1-51
10- 1-51
10-31-512
10-31-51
2-18-52
4-1-52
31
Date
Date Ordered Order No., Subject Effective
3-22&27-52 280 Establishing prices for Iontgom- . -
ery, Selma, Tuscaloosa, Tuskegee-
Union Springs, South Central, and
'Southeastern Sheds.
3-22&27.52 281 Establishing pr'ices for Tn---1-52
Cities Shed.
5-1-52 282 Violation order - underpayment
to. producers, 
$525 fine.
5-1L-52 283 Regulating delivery of milk in
Tri-Cities Shed.
7-25-,2 28L Amending 
Order No. 266 (Extending 
7-25-52
South Central Shed to include
Brewton and its environs.)
8-9-52 285 Establishing Northeastern Alabama 8-9-52
Milk Shed.
8-9-52 286 . Establishing Anniston-Talladega.8-9-52
-Shed.
8-9-52 287 Establishing prices for North- 
8-16-52
eastern Alabama Shed.
8-23-52 288 Amending Official Order No. 287 
8-23-52
(prices in Northeastern Alabama
Shed).
8-23-52 289 Changing 'territorial limits 
of 8-23-52
Northeastern and Anniston-Tall-
adega Sheds.
8-23-52. 290 Establishing Industrial Milk Shed. 
8-23-52
8-23-5~2 291 Establishing confines of Tennessee 
8-23-52
Valley Shed.
8-23-52 292 Establishing confines of Cullman- 
8.23-52
32
Date Ordered
8-23-52
9-19-52
9-19-52
9-19-52
9-19-52
9-19-52
9-19-52
9-19-52
10-8-52
o10-8-52
10-8-52
10-8-52
10-8-52
10-8-52
10-8-52
10-23-52
Order No.
296
297
298
299
300
301
302
303
304
305
306
307
308
309
310
311
312
Subject
Establishing prices for Industrial
Shed.
Establishing confines of East Central
Alabama Shed.
Establishing prices for East Central
Alabama Shed.
Establishing confines for Southwest
Alabama Shed.
Establishing prices for Southwest
Alabama Shed.
Establishing prices for Tuscaloosa
Shed.
Establishing prices for Montgomery,
Tuskegee-Union Springs Shed.
Establishing confines of Russell
County Milk Shed.
Establishing prices for Russell County
Shed.
Establishing confines of Central
Alabama Milk Shed.
Establishing prices for Central
Alabama Shed.
Establishing confines of South
Central Alabama Shed.
Establishing prices for South Central
Alabama Shed.
Establishing confines of Sylacauga-
Alexander City Milk Shed.
Establishing prices for Sylacauga-
Alexander City Shed.
Amending Order No. 300 (Dispenser
prices in Southwestern Shed.)
Establishing prices for South-
eastern Alabama Shed.
Date
Effective
9-1-52
9-19-52
10-1-52
9-19-52
10-1-52
10-1-52
10-1-52
9-19-52
10-16-52
10-8-52
10-16-52
10-8-52
10-16-52
10-8-52
10-16-52
10-8-52
11-1-52
33
Date Ordered
10-23--52
10-23-52
11- 13-52
1-8-53
1-8--53
1--8-53
3-..17--53
3-17-53
3-17-53
3- 17-.53
3-17-53
3-18-53
3-18-53
3-18-53
Order No
313
314
315
316
317
3 13
Subj1ec t
* Establishing prices for Russell
County Shed. Amending Order. 
No. 304,
Amending Order No. 305. Establishing
confines of Central Ala. Shed. - ex-
eluding Pike County.
Establishing prices for half gallons-
Southwest Alabama-Shed.
Establishing confines for Central
Ala. Shed (adding Sumter County).
Establishing prices. for Central Ala.
Shed.
Suspending prices in Northeastern
Alabama Shed affecting Blount County.
STANDING ORDER NO. 1
STANDING ORDER NO. 2
STANDING ORDER NO. 3
STANDING ORDER NO. h
STANDING ORDER NO. 5
319
320
321
3--18-53 322
Establishing long-
term policies of the
oard-North Ala. Shed.
Establishing long-
term policies of the
Board-Industrial Shed.
Establishin g long-
term policies -of the
Board-East. Ala. Shed.
Establishing long-
term policies of the
Board-Central Ala. Shed.
Establishing long-
term policies of the
Board-Southwest Ala.
Shed.
Establishing confines of North Ala.
Milk Shed (consolidating),
Consolidating and establishing
confines of East Ala. Shed.
Consolidating and establishing
confines of Central Ala. Shed.
Establishing prices in North Ala. Shed.
. .
4-1.-53
4--1-53
3-18--53
3-18-53
3-.18-53
Date
Effective
10-23--52
10-23--52
11-13-52
1.-8--53
2-1-53
34
Date
Date Ordered Order No. Subject Effective
3-18-53 323 Establishing prices in East Ala. Shed. 4-1-53
3-18-3 324 Establishing prices in Central Ala. t-l-53
Shed.
3-18-53 325 , Establishing prices in Industrial -1-53
Shed.
3-18-53 326 Establishing prices 
in Southwest 4-1-53
Ala. Shed (Corrected).
5-1--53 327 Establishing prices on half gallons 5-1-53
and gallon unit containers in South-
west Ala. Shed.
7-9-53 328"' In the matter of furnishing equipment, 7-9-53
refrigeration and services by dis-
tributors.
7-9-53 329 Violation order - underpayment 
to 7-9-53
producers, $300 fine and restitution
of $3,855.97.
7-9-53 1 (Interim Order) Establishing prices on 
7-10-53
half gallon unit containers
for North, East Central,
and Industrial Sheds.
8-20-53 330 Violation order - $100 fine. 8-20-53
8-20-53 331 Violation order - $100 fine. 8-20-53
9-8-53 332-A Regulating hours of delivery -- 9-8-53
city of Montgomery.
10-22-53 332 Establishing prices for half- 10-22-53
gallons in North Ala. Shed.
10-22-53 333 Establishing prices for half- 1-1-5L
gallons in Industrial 
Shed.
10-22-53 33 Establishing prices for half- 1-1-L
gallons in Central 
Ala. Shed.
10-22-53 335 Establsihing prices in pints to 1-1-)4
schools (North Ala. 
Shed).
11-12-53 336 Establishing producer prices on price 11-16-Sh
prevailing in area Where ultimately
sold to consuming public.
Date.Ordered
1-26.5h
1-26-5)4
l-29-S)4
1-29--54
1-29--54
1-29-5L4
1-29-54
Orc
5-26-5)4
Jer No. Subject
337 Redistricting North 
Ala. Shed
338 Redistricting Northeastern 
Ala. Shed.
339 Establishing prices in East Ala. Shed.
340 Establishing prices in Central
Ala. Shed.
341 Establishing prices 
in Southwest
Ala. Shed.
342 Establishing prices in North Ala. 
Shed
3)43 Establishing prices in Northeast
Ala.. Shed.
3)4)4 Establishing prices in Industrial
Shed.
3)45 Redistricting Central Ala. Shed to
include Monroe County (Amending Order
321).
346w Regulating delivery hours in Jeff er.-
son County.
3)46'%' (Amendment #1) Regulating. delivery
hours in Jefferson County.
3)47"%
Arnrdmen
AMENDME2NTS TO
Correcting
Revising
3)48
Bottling Under private labels. 6-22-54
t #1 to Standing Orders (3-l7-53)--- 6-22-5
Procedure for changing from one. quota
plan to another.
STANDING ORDERS
errors in Standing Orders 1, 2, 3, )4, 5
Definitions' Winter Production. Summer Base 6-22-54
Non-Fat or Cultured Buttermilk
Cultured Buttermilk with
added butterfat
Producer
Dis tributor
Producer-Distributor
Violation order - Underpayment to 7--9-SL4
producer, Repayment of $3, 589.60
and $1, 000 Line.
35
Date
Effective
1-26-5L.
1-26-54
3 -1 -5'4
3-l-54
3.-1-
3-.l7.-54
5-26-54
6-22-54
6-22-5)4
6-22-5)4
6-22-5)4
'i"
36
Date Ordered
7-21-54
7-21 -54
7-21-54
7-21-54
7-21-54
7-21-54
8-11-54
8-11-54
8-11-54
10-20-54
12-1-54
12-1-54
12-1-54
12-10-54
Ord
Am
An
A9-14-55
ler No. Subject
339-A Price Schedules 
-- seasonal change
in East Ala. Shed.
3.0-A Price Schedules seasonal change
in Central Ala. Shed.
341-A Price schedules -- seasonal change
in Southwest Ala. Shed.
342-A Price Schedules -- seasonal change
in North Ala. Shed.
343-A Price Schedules -- seasonal change
in Northeast Ala. Shed.
344-A Price Schedules -- seasonal change
in Industrial Shed.
349 Violation order - $200 
fine.
350 Violation order - Guilty, no
penalty due to mitigating cir-
cumstances.
321-A Redistricting Central Ala. Shed.
351 Violation order - free refrigeration,
$400 fine.
352 Violation order - free refrigeration,
$400 fine.
353 Violation order Not guilty.
354 Violation order - Not guilty.
355 Violation order - Refusal to appear
before Board, $100 fine.
356 Defining Method and Allocation of
Quota.
357* Advertising on Milk Cartons.
endment #2 to Standing Orders (3-17-55) --
Changing definition of whipping cream.
mendment #3 to Standing Orders (3-17-55)--
Changing definition of skim milk.
mendment #4 to Standing Orders (3-17-55)--
Rewording Section d under Class I
Milk--chocolate or flavored milk.
Date
Effective
8-1-54
8-1-5
8-1-54
8-1-54
8-1-54
8-11-54
8-11-54
8-11-54
10-20-54
12-1-54
12-1-54
12-1-54
12-10-54
9-14-55
Date Ordered
9-1-4-55
*1-18.56
3-23-56
8 -23=5 6
8-23.56
8-23-56
8-23-56
9-5-56
9-5-56
9-5-5 6
9-5-56
12-12-56
12-12-56
Order NoSubject
358. Defining Bob-Tailers" -- policies
regarding them.
359 Violation order Not guilty.
360" Establishing prices for Central
Alabama Shed.
36l* Establishing prices for Industrial
Shed.
362* Establishing prices for North 
Ala.
Shed.
363" Establishing prices for Northeast
Ala, Shed.
36'" Establishing prices for East Ala.
Shed.
365' Establishing prices for Southwest
Ala. Shed.
360-A Correction of error in orders
360-365, inclusive.
366 Establishing prices and usages for
Chocolate Milk in Central Ala. Shed.
367, Establishing prices and usages for
Chocolate Milk in Industrial Shed.
368 Establishing prices and usages, for
Chocolate Milk in North Ala. Shed.
369 Establishing prices and usages for
Chocolate Milk in Northeast Ala.
Shed.
.370 Establishing prices and usages for
Chocolate Milk in_ East Ala. Shed.
37
Date
Effective
10-1-55
9-1-56
9-1.56
9-1-56
9-1-56
9-1-56
9-1-56
9-16- 6
9 -16-5 6
9-16-56
9-16-56
9-16-56
9-16-56
12-;12 -56
12-16-56
38
Date
Date Ordered Order No. Subject Effective
12-12-56 373 Establishing prices for Chocolate 12-16-56
Milk and usages in Industrial Shed.
12-12-56 37L Establishing prices for Chocolate 12-16-56
Milk and usages in North Ala. Shed.
12-12-56 375 Establishing prices for Chocolate 12-16-56
Milk and usages in Northeast Ala.
Shed.
12-12-56 376 Establishing prices for Chocolate 12-16-56
Milk and usages in East Ala.
Shed.
12-12-56 377 Establishing prices for Chocolate 12-16-56
Milk and usages in Southwest Ala.
Shed.
2-19-57 378 Placing Blount County in the In- 3-1-57
dustrial Shed.
3-12-57 379 Excluding Blount County in the 3-12-57
Industrial Shed.
4-2-57 380 Amending Official Order No. 338 -- 4-2-57
placing Blount County in the North-
east Ala. Shed.
10-10-7 381 Designation of Southeast Ala. 10-10-57
Shed, West Ala. Shed, and North-
west Ala. Shed.
4-8-58 382 Applying partial controls 
in South- 4-8-58
east Ala. Shed.
4-8-8 383 Applying partial controls in West 4-8-58
Ala. Shed.
8-6-58 384 Establishes prices for milk in 9-1-58
its various forms and usages for
West Ala. Shed.
8-6-58 385 Establishing prices for milk in its 9-1-58
various forms and usages for the
Southeast Ala. Shed.
8-6-58 386 Amending and Changing the method of 8-6-58
computing Plant Quota in the North,
Northeast, Industrial, East, Central,
and Southwest Ala. Sheds.
39
Date
Date Ordered Order No. 
Subject Effective
8-6-58 387w Regulating retail distribution 
and 8-6-58
delivery of fluid milk in Houston
County.
9-1-58 388 f Establishing 
prices and standards 
9-1-58
for Premium Milk in the Southwest,
Southeast, West, East, Industrial,
North, Northeast, and Central 
Ala.
Sheds.
2-1.7-59 389 Violation order - Underpayment for 2-7-59
Government Contract Milk, Restritu-
tion of $27,899.65 and $1,000 fine.
6 -25-59 390 Violation. order - Using plant quota 6-25-59
during unauthorized months, not
guilty.
6-25-59 391 Violation order - Advertising on 
6-25-59
Cartons, Charge dismissed.
6-25-59 392 Violation order -.Advertising 
on 6-259
Cartons, Charge dismissed.
6-25-59 393 Violation order -
selling milk 6-25-59
below Board prices, $h400fine.
Standing Order
9-17-59 NS-..1 Designating Milk Sheds. 11-1-59
9-17-59 NS--2' Establishing and 'defining 
classes 11-1-59
of milk.
9.17-.59 NS-3'~Establishing conditions for accounting 
11-1-59
for U.S. Government Contract Milk at
other than Class I prices.
9-17-59 NS.-4 Establishing amounts 
to be paid for 11-1-59
inter-plant transfers of bulk milk.
40
Date Ordered
10-2959
10-29<9
10-29<9
2-25-60
2-25-60
2-25-60
4-28-6o
5-26-60
S-26-60
5-2 6-60
6-30-60
6-30- 60
6-30-60
6-30-60
6-30-60
6-30-60
6-30-60
Stadin
Order No.
NS- 
7 ;-
order No.
394
395
396
397
398
399
Loo
640
402
403
1401
4o6
4o7
108
Xo9
Subject
Rules of Pair.Trade 
practi.ces--adver-
ri. on side panyl ates,
discounts, or premnuls.
Violation order - furnishing
refrigeration equipment, $50 fine.
Violation order - not guilty.
Violation order - guilty, no penalty.
Violation order - guilty, no penalty.
Violation order - erroneous re-
porting, $250 fine.
Violation order - furnishing re-
frigeration equipment, $100 fine.
Violation order - guilty, no
penalty imposed.
Violation order - Cans and Crates
violation, not guilty.
Violation order - Underpayment to
producer for butterfat, charge
dismissed.
Violation order - refrigeration
violation in West Ala., $500 fine.
Violation order - refrigeration
violation in West Ala., $100 fine.
Violation order - refrigeration
violations in West Ala., $500 fine.
Violation. order - refrigeration
violation in West Ala., $500 fine.
Violation order - refrigeration
violations in West' Ala.., $50O0 fine.
Violation order - refrigeration
violations in West Ala., $500 fine.
Violation order -- refrigeration
Date
Effective
10-29<59
10..29<-9
10-29<59
2 -25-60
2-25-60
2-25-60
4-28-60
5-26-60
5-26- 60
5.26-60
6-30-60
6.30- 60
6-30-60
6-30-60
6-30-60
6-30-60
6-30-60
41
Standing Date
Date Ordered Order No. Subject Effective
6-30-60 NS-8" Filing of reports by distributors. 6-30-60
8-1-60 NS-9 Disposing of equipment supplied by 8-1-60
plants to their accounts.
Amendment to
Standing Order
9-15-60 NS-8
-  
Filing of reports by distributors. 9-15-60
Pricing Order
9-15-60 2 Establishing producers price at 7-1-60
Dixie Dairies, Dairy Fresh Corp.
on milk sold in Mississippi.
11-10-60 410 Violation order - giving free samples 11-10-60
of milk to obtain custome-s, $25 fine.
1-18-61 i11 Violation order - refrigeration equip- 1-18-61
ment violation, $100 fine.
1-18-61 L12 Violation order - selling products 1-18-61
at less than wholesale price,
$2 5 fine.
1-18-61 413 Violation order - selling milk and 1-18-61
milk products at less than whole-
sale, $25 fine.
1-18-61 14 Violation order - operating without 1-18-61
license and failure to comply with
Order NS-9, $200 fine.
1-18-61 415 Violation order - failure to file 1-18-61
reports, $25 fine.
2-2-61 416 Violation order- furnishing free 2-2-61
refrigeration, $200 fine.
3-9-61 NS-O Disposition of refrigeration equip- 3-9-61
ment located in schools.
h-27-61 h17 Violation order - furnishing re- h-27-61
frigeration and attempting to
mislead and falsify records, $300
fine.
h-27-61 h18 Violation order - furnishing free h-27-61
refrigeration -- not guilty.
42
Date
Date Ordered Order No. Subject:Effective
V-25-61_ 19 iolation order violation of
Order NS-9, supplying misleading
statements, $25 fine.
5-25-61lL.20 Violation order - violation of Order 5-25.6l
NS-9 & selling half pts, chocolate
milk below Milk Board prices,.25
fine,
8-21-61 NS~l1* Establishing payment for inter- 9-1-61
plant transfer of bulk milk (sup-
ersedes Order NS-L).
8-21-61 NS12* Establishing maximum hauling deductions. 9-4-61
8-21-61 NS-13 Designating milk sheds (Supersedes 9-1-61
Order NS-I).
8-21-61 NS-l
1
:' Establishing and defining classes 9-1-61
of milk.
8-21-61 NS15 Disposition of equipment in North- 8-21-61
west Alabama Shed.
8-21-61 NS-64' 
Leasing Vending Machines 
to Schools. 9 1-61
Pricing Order
8-21-61 3 Establishing 
pricing schedules in 9-1-61
Northwest Alabama shed.
8-21-61 Establishing pricing schedule 
in 9-1-61
Industrial shed.
8-21-615 Establishing pricing 
schedules in 9-1-61
North Ala. Shed, Central Ala. Shed,
and South Ala. Shed.
9-7-61 6* Setting price on 
glass containers 9-761
and establishing an Alternative
Quota Plan.
43
Date
Date. Ordered Order No. Subject Effective
11-16-61 NS-18" Consolidating Sheds (Supersedes1-16-61
Order NS-13).
Hauling
Order
10-16-61 17 Petition by Dixie Dairies for authority 10-16-61
to charge hauling rates in excess of
amount authorized by current regu-
lations.
11-1-61 2" Petition by Dairyland Farms for auth- 10-16-61
ority to raise hauling rates within
maximum permissible limits.
11-16-61 3" Petition for rehearing by Dixie 11-16-61
Dairies Corporation-.
11-16-61 Rehearing of petition by Dixie Dairies 11-16-61
seeking authorization to deduct
amount in excess of current amount
authorized for cooling and hauling.
11-29-61 Petition by producers to Barber ?ure 11-29-61
Milk Company at Athens Cooling Station.
Order No.
5-9-62 423 Violation order - giving 3% discount, 5~9-62
.$300 fine.
5--9-62. 42 4Violation order - furnishing free 5-9'62
refrigeration and refrigerated coolers
to several accounts, $
1
xi7
8 
fine.
5-9-62 L425 Violation order -- hauling charges, 5-9-62
not gui lty.
6--20-62 426 Violation order -- furnishing free 6-20-62
refrigeration and gvings countys,
44
Date
Date Ordered Order No. Subject Effective
10-16-63 l163* Establishing and defining classes 11-1-63
of milk.
10-16-63 2-63" Establishing pricing schedules on all 11-1-63
controlled levels of Grade A Fluid
milk and milk products in Ala.
10-16-63 3-63* Establishing an alternative quota 
11-1-63
plan. and
retroactive to
9-1-63
4-23-6X L30 Violation order - giving free h-23-64
refrigeration, $100 fine.
4-23-64 431 Violation 
order - giving free re- 
.- 23-62
frigeration, $00 fine.
6-11-6)xi:32 Violation order - giving free 6-11-64
refrigeration, $100_ fine.
6-ll-6L 433 Violation order - giving discounts, 
6-11-64
$100 fine.
10-21-64 434 Violation order - giving free re- 10-21-64
frigeration, $100 fine.
4-8-65 4.35 Violation order - giving frec 4-8-65
refrigeration., $600 fine.
9-30-65 436 Violation order- giving free 
9-30-65
refrigeration, $100 fine.
45
RULES OF FAIR TRDE L PR.ACT0E.
I. Prohibiting any licenses from acts against orders, rules or regulations
of the Milk Control Board.
II. Prohibiting false or misleading advertisements.
III. Prohibiting the giving of prizes in connection with sale of milk,
lotteries, and furnishing of free goods, equipment or services.
IIIA. Restrictions regarding free samples.
IV. Marking of crates and bottles.
V. Requiring issuance of duplicate sales tickets or invoices to all wholesale
customers at the time of sale or delivery.
VI. Rules regarding dispensers of bulk milk and packaged milk vending machines.
VII. Regarding separate regulations pertaining to milk delivery in the various
sheds.
VIII. Requiring distributors to notify the Board upon purchasing milk from
a new or additional producer.
IX. Regulations and procedure for a distributor to attempt to cease purchas-
ing milk from a producer.
X. Regulations and procedure by which a producer may cease the sale of milk
to a distributor.
XI. Rights and restrictions regarding producer sale of surplus milk to sources
other than regular distributor.
XII. Rights of producers and distributors to discontinue sale or purchase of
milk in cases of injustice.
XIII. Right of producers to discontinue sale of milk to a distributor in the
event of failure by the distributor to make a prompt settlement.
XIV. Uses of quotas in allocating receipts among producers.
XV. Rules and definitions applying to quotas and transfers of quotas.
XVI. Prohibiting the purchase or transfer of milk not legally in the market
with the intent to supplement or maintain quota.
XVII. Regulations regarding advertising panels in places of business.
XVIII. Regulations for producers to participate in a producer advertising fund.