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Newspaper

Chicago Packer

Location

Chicago, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1939

Page

2

Twin Cities Street Notes on Markets and Upcoming Season

Mississippi strawberries arrive in town with quart packing and price below Louisiana pints. State Department officials and local brokers association discuss market problems. Clarence Johnson and others from the Department attend. St Paul and Minneapolis Market Gardeners Associations prepare for the season as weather delays some vegetables. Local asparagus expected before month end. John A. Whaley notes grain industry challenges, remains interested in Moorhead potato production.

State Department Brokers Association Clarence Johnson St. Paul Minneapolis John A. Whaley Railroad and Warehouse Commission Moorhead

License Applications Sent to Minnesota Produce Dealers

Minnesota lawmakers warn produce dealers to file new license applications and bonds by May 31 or face cease business orders. Clarance Johnson, Director of Markets, notes revisions to bonds for sizable operations and urges prompt action. Applications should be mailed to the Department of Agriculture in the Gorham building, Minneapolis.

Minnesota Minnespome Minneapolis State Department of Agriculture Clarence Johnson Johnson Diglers State Department Gorham

License and Bond Required for Dealers Under State Law

The state requires purchase of a license and filing a bond with no exceptions for dealers whether they reside locally or abroad. Dealers with merchandise in person or via a representative must comply. Some outsiders operated without licenses last year but bought here or through their firm’s representative, and the Department will strictly police the act in the coming year, Mr Johnson said.

Johnson

Federal Food Act Set To Take Effect June Twenty Fifth

Chicago April 21 The executive office of the National Poultry Butter and Egg Association issued a bulletin explaining the Federal Food Drug and Cosmetic Act of 1938 and regulations by the Department of Agriculture. It notes the act was approved June 26 1938 and that key regulations issued December 28 1938 become effective June 26 1939 for interstate movement of poultry butter and eggs. The bulletin urges manufacturers shippers and receivers to obtain copies of the law and regulations from the Government Printing Office and study them to ease the transition from old to new rules.

Chicago National Poultry, Butter and Egg Association Secretary of Agriculture Wallace Federal Register Government Printing Office Washington, D. C

Alderman Pushes New Market for Wholesale Trade

Minneapolis alderman Ed win Hudson, chair of Harbor and Markets, proposes building a market near the Municipal Market to house wholesale fruit and produce. The committee urges site determination, legal steps for acquisition, plans and surveys, and railroad involvement in reconstructing wholesale rows.

Minneapolis City Council Edwin Hudson Hudson Harbor and Markets Committee

Salvatore Abbate Dies After Train Accident

Chicago April 21 Salvatore Sol F Abbate vice president of The Chase Abbate Company died at 4 p m Sunday from injuries after being struck by an engine in railroad yards near South Water Market on April 1 He was 42 and on South Water Market most of his business life Funeral services were at Resurrection Church with a Requiem High Mass and burial at Mount Carmel He is survived by his widow Marion Hawthorne Abbate a daughter Elizabeth and a son Salvatore F Jr plus brothers and sisters including Anthony who flew from California to attend the service.

Chicago Salvatore Sol) F. Abbate Chase Abbate Company Myr Abbate South Water Market People's Hospital Willams Austin Boulevard Lake Street Austin Florida Harry Manis Cohodas-Manis Company Fond du Lac Wis Morris Maloveky Max Hurwitz& Co Milwaukee Josephine Rinella A, Rinella Company Galesbore Ill Fruit Auction Sales Resurrection Church Mount Carmel Marion Hawthorne Abbate Elizabeth Salvatore, F, Jr Charles J Joseph Anthony Frances Frank Arthur Marie Anthony Abbate California

Warehousing Bill Narrowed to Beans Potatoes Grains

Lansing April 21 The Begick Graham farm ware housing bill now applies only to potatoes beans grains and seeds after amendments. The measure originally covered all farm commodities including fruits vegetables eggs and poultry. Opponents from fruit and vegetable warehouses urged changes to avoid higher overheads while potato bean and grain interests seek a law to curb abuses and protect growers. The bill would keep stored products under grower ownership until sale and allow separate storage of individual lots with stiff penalties for violations.

Lansing Mich Begick-Graham Michigan Paul Begick Bay City James Graham Freeland Detroit Grand Rapids

Stronger market tone for United States potato trade in Chicago

Chicago market reports a firmer tone with better demand and active trading as supplies tighten. Idaho Russets and Red River varieties show strength amid few Colorado McClures and steady to firm pricing across multiple potato types. New and old potatoes move readily, with shipments arriving from Colorado Idaho Michigan Minnesota North Dakota Texas Wisconsin and California. prices quoted for various grades and factors indicate cautious optimism in mid season conditions.

Chicago Idaho Yexas Triumphs Louisiana California Burbanks Florida Texas Colorado Michigan Minnesota North Dakota Wisconsin Idaho Russell Ohio Earry Oatos Red River White Rose Red River Valley Oregon Washington Texan

Chicago Street Notes injects trade visitors from far firms

Chicago notes list numerous visitors to market from Metzler & Sons in Decatur Hall Street World Storage in Brooklyn Dakota Disphating Sioux City California Idaho Potato Los Angeles Rio Grande Valley Citrus in Weglace Texas Allan Donaldson San Francisco Louie Cohen Grafton Corpus Christi R H Dietz Co Texas cucumbers and a birth in the Merkel Brothers unit. citrus and celery shipments discussed as markets tour.

Gridley Maxon & Co Staff Visit Hellwig Bros Farms

Gridley Maxon & Co sales staff toured Hellwig Brothers packing plant at Chesterfield and Baden Missouri to study growing packing and shipping of vegetables. The Chicago party, led by J. Schatz, visited Hi Piano brand spinach operations and enjoyed meals with Hellwig family as part of broadindustry education.

Gridley, Maxon & Co Hellwig: Bros. Farms Baden, Mo Chicago J. Schatz Gridley, Maxon &Co, Inc Baden Hellwig Brothers William Hellwig Gridley, Maxon & Co, Inc

Fry Team Wins First in Exchange Bowling League

Fry Distributing Company clinched first place in the Produce Exchange bowling league after a playoff delay due to injuries. The season ended March 31 in a tie with Fishman's Super Markets, and Fischmen's won the first game by one pin. Fry’s team rallied to win the next two games by 17 and 20 pins.

Chicago Fry Distributing Company Produce Exchange Fishman’s Super Markets Fischmen’s Fry Chris Linke Ben‘anger

First Louisiana Potatoes Arrive in Chicago for Season

In Chicago on Tuesday the first Louisiana potatoes of the new season arrived. They were Triumphs, packed in 50 pound bags, of high quality with good color and U. S. No. 1, size A. They moved well as S. Friedman & Sons received the lot and plan to maintain representatives on the ground. The firm also handles Louisiana, Alabama, and California potatoes during shipping season.

Chicago Louisiana U. S S. Friedman & Sons Alabama California

Charles Spaulding Dies At 82 Leading Local Grower

Charles A. Spaulding, 82, dean of Van Huren county fruit and potato growers, died in Haruora Michigan Sunday after illness of over a month. He helped establish one of Hartford township's first commercial apple orchards and long led potato farming.

Haruora Mich Charles A. Spaulding Van

Albert Miller & Co Open Early Deal Field Offices

Chicago announces Albert Miller & Co will open field offices for the new potato deal. Foley Alabama will be managed by Mark Daley with Budd Jones in the field. Alexandria Louisiana to be led by T. S. Bottom, with R. A. Michie and Dayton C. Baldwin handling fieldwork. California office in Shafter with W. J. Richards as sales manager assisted by R. C. Mening and later G. H. Carmody. Additional southern representatives planned as movement expands.

Chicago Albert Miller &Co Alabama Foley Mark Daley Budd Jones T. S. Bottom Louisiana Alexandria R. A. Michie Dayton C. Baldwin W. J. Richards California Shafter R. C. Mening G. H. Carmody Albert Miller & Co Espe

Mississippi Cabbage Deal Outlook For Season

Chicago April 21. Mississippi cabbage prospects are satisfactory says Martin Roth of M Roth & Sons The firm has a good deal on Mississippi cabbage and will offer carrots to the trade throughout the season Cars will be available for prompt shipment either rolling or Chicago diversion.

Mississippi Chicago Martin Roth M. Roth & Sons

Federal officials pledge coordinated effort across offices

Officials from Alabama Louisiana and California emphasize strong readiness to handle cases in connection with the offices and their Chicago and regular branch offices. The statement stresses close cooperation and unified action among all involved offices.

Cially Alabama Louisiana California Chicago

Levy Zentner Organization Sets Broad California Pea Plan

Levy Zentner plans a year round pea program across northern California from April planting in Carbona and Hstudillo through Liberty Island and Half Moon Bay to Gilroy and Visalia. The effort includes Giants and Lax ton Progress varieties, with 1000 acres to be contracted along the central coast and Celery and other vegetables distributed by the firm. Executive offices in San Francisco announce continued distribution roles for Hale Fruit and Venice celery.

Levy-Zentner Organization San Francisco California A. Levy & J. Zentner Company Palmer C. Mendelson Carlot Carbona Hstudillo Liberty Island Laxton Progress Holland Land District Army of L. & Z. Pickers Half Moon Bay Gilroy Gilroy Vegetable Growers Association Jerry Wumino Fe Levy Zentner Organization Visalia Betsum Produce Company Levy-Zentner Company Hale Fruit Com

Bartletts Fruit Trade Expands Across Northern California

Suisun and Ukiah fruit firms push Bartlett apples to new European export field. A large packing house at Carbona, asparagus plant at Greendale, and a combined jobbing and shipping plant at Stockton are under construction and due for occupancy by May 1.

James Donovan obituary outlines rail career and life in St Joseph

James A Donovan a veteran railroad man died at 80 after a career with Michigan Central Erie Nickel Plate and Lackawanna lines. Services held at Wentworth chapel and St Bernard church with burial at Holy Sepulchre. He rose from chief clerk to dairy agent and manager before retiring in 1930.

Chicago James A. Donovan Wentworth St. Bernard's Church Sixty-Sixth Steward Street Maly Sepulchre Erie Nickel Plate Lackawanna Dairy Donovan Nickel Plate Nickel Plate Lackawanna W. X. Donovan St. Joseph

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