Weekly Market Review of Fruit and Vegetables
Market report covers shipments for August 8 to 14 and price changes through August 16. Cantaloupes and potatoes eased, potato prices fell while cantaloupes sank sharply. Apples, peaches steady. cabbage weak, watermelons firm. Trade notes include 13,273 total shipments, declines in peach movements, and varied regional price ranges for Irish cobblers and New Jersey cobblers. Forecasts call for needed rains in Idaho, North Dakota, and Tennessee with general prospects mixed and several regional price shifts noted.
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U. S
Virginia
Easter Shore
New York
Chicago
New Jersey
Trish Cobblers
South Carolina
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Johnson County
Kansas
Kaw Valley
Idaho
Fit
Bureau of Crop Estimates
Lake
North Dakota
Tennessee
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
California
Arizona
Arkansas
St. Louis
Indiana
Notice of Sheriff Sale of 1920 Vimauto Truck
Oscar A. H. Dannenberg, Sheriff of Bridgeport, will sell at public vendue to the highest bidder, fourteen days after date on Thursday September 2 1920 at 1 30 PM, at the public signpost Bridgeport, the truck described as Vimauto 1920 model, to satisfy an execution and fees.
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Bridgeport
Oscar A. H. Dannenberg
Banker Hellman vs Order of Notice in Connecticut case
Fairfield County Superior Court Bridgeport August 18 1920. Frank R. Hellman seeks divorce against Nettie Hellman who is absent from the state. Notice of pendency published in Bridgeport Times three times starting August 24 1920. Clerk Fred W Tracy records order and publication details.
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Nellie Hellman
State OF Connecticut
Fairfield County
Superior Court
Bridgeport
Frank R. Hellman
Nettie Hellman
Saint Bridgeport
Pnerefore
Bridgeport Times
Conn
A. D
Middletown Typhoid Outbreak Traced to Carrier
State health officials cooperate with Middletown board to trace six typhoid cases across the town. Milk and water supplies ruled out. a recovered carrier is suspected. One death reported and a Gym River swimmer linked to a possible source, with no new cases in three days.
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State Department of Health
Board of Health of
Middletown
Connecticut
Asleep 2 Years Awakens in Wisconsin Asylum
Mrs. Clara Jorgenson of Racine regains consciousness after two years asleep at the county asylum. A sister in law visited with her six year old son. it is thought the child’s presence helped awaken memories. Cabbage and apple markets show mixed activity across multiple states. shipments and crop prospects discussed for Wisconsin, New York, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Ohio, Illinois, Michigan, and Canada. Apple crop outlook and export season notes dominate the ag section amid varied prices and regional conditions.
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Waukesha
Wis
Clara Jorgenson
Racine
County Asylum
Jorgensons
Colorado
Ohio
Pittsburgh
New York
Chicago
Illinois
Town
Wisconsin
Delaware
Boston
Maryland
Philadelphia
Astern Transparents
Duchess
Michigan
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Wolf Rivers
Wealthys
St. Louis
Calif
Gravensteins
Yakima County
Wash
Wenatchee
Jonathans
Rome
Wayne County
Pennsylvania Crop Reporting Service
Nova Scotia
Canadian Fruit Commissioners
Northwest
Ben Davis
Europe
United States
Georgia
Pitsburg
Baltimore
Tom Watson
Pittsboroly
Nrinnatti
Texas
Tom
Missouri
Arkansas
Kalamazoo
Suffolk County
California
North Carolina
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Coal Shipments To New England Show Increase
Reports from the Manufacturers' Association of Connecticut indicate a clear rise in soft coal movement to New England. Weekly river and rail shipments via the Hudson gateways show a steady year over year gain, with August first week delivering 266000 tons and a yearly total 45.5 million tons ahead of last year but still behind 1918 and 1917.
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Manufacturers’ Association of Connecticut
New England
Hudson River
Interstate Commerce Commission
Geological Survey
Illinois
Russian export trade outlook not promising
Constantinople Aus 20 Russia's ability to export raw materials soon has been greatly overestimated by foreigners in Colonel B Englehard a former Duma member and Russia expert He argues transportation collapse reduced manpower and worn Russian farmlands will delay a revival of trade He warns that Europe must expect a normal life before any strong reemergence of Russian commerce European Russia has shrunk with vast detached territories and population loss impacting coal and other supplies for Connecticut industries.
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Constantinople
Aus
Russia
B. Englehard
Russian
Duma
Associated Press
Lloyd George
London
United States
Engiehard
Englehard
Poland
Finland
Caucasus
Baltic
Connecticut
Grain Exports From Russia Shrink After Civil War
The Times notes that Russia’s exports in 1918 reached 1.5 billion gold rubles, with grain as the leading item. Postwar conditions and land fragmentation threaten a much smaller grain harvest and uncertain export prospects for Soviet Russia, especially in Siberia and Central Asia, where per capita grain output had been high.
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AFT
the Times
Russia
Soviet Republic
Siberia
Central Asia
Oil and grain prospects amid Bolshevik rule in Russia
Colonel Englehard surveys Soviet economy noting grain exports limited by war damage in the Don and Kuban regions. Wool and meat exports likely scarce due to civil conflict and livestock depletion. Flax may export, oil remains the strongest hope with Bak u fields producing stockpiles. Bolshevik control disrupts pipeline transport and nationalization disrupts oil fields, while the Gav Baku Batum pipeline faces interruptions. An unusual event follows with a domestic conversation in a separate vignette.
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Siberia
Colonel Englehard
Don and
Kuban
Soviet Russia
Englehard
Russia
Baker Fields
Baku-Batum
Georgia
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