Apple crop outlook splits across states in 1907
The 1907 apple crop shows two trends west of the Mississippi with larger yields in California Utah New Mexico and the Pacific Northwest while arkansas Missouri Kansas and other eastern regions face severe reductions. Reports from Kansas mention widespread damage from late frosts hail and cold, with many counties predicting 0 to 60 percent of normal production and limited shipments.
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Kansas City
Waky
Northwest
Arkaneae
Californ
Utah
New Mexico
Pacific Northwest
Missouri
Ozark
MO. Anders
Jackson County
Kansas
Hutchinson
Kansas Apple Crop Prospects Diminished by Frost
Kansas reports a very small apple crop for the year with frost in April and unfavorable weather. Eastern orchards such as Wellhouse Coombs and Coombs in Linn County are noted, with estimates of about 25 percent of a full winter apple crop.
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Wronte Mod Hall
Kansas City
Kansas
Jefferson
Leavenworth
Linn
Apple shipping leader Shuttleworth visits New York and reports on European crops
George H. Shuttleworth of Simons Shuttleworth Co arrives in New York on his annual American tour. He attends the International Apple Shippers Association meeting at Niagara Falls and surveys Nova Scotia and New England crops. He notes mixed European outlooks, says American apples remain in demand, and expects better times ahead despite variable yields.
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New York
George H. Shuttleworth
Simons, Shuttleworth & ,Co
Liverpool
England
Shuttleworth
America
Apple Shippers’ Assn
Niagara Falla
Arade
Ireland
Rimuski
Quebec
Ghuttleworth
Bow
Germany
Austria
France
Nova Scotia
New England
Ben Davis
Shome
Europe
Simons, Shuttleworth &, French Co
Apple Crop Outlook Mixed Across Hudson and Midwest
Reports from New York and midwest sources indicate a smaller apple crop this season. Hudson river orchards show reduced sizes with prices from 1.25 to 3 per barrel for Duchess and other reds, while central states expect about 20 percent of a full crop with some areas faring better but overall quality seen as inferior due to late frosts and pests.
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New York
Hudson River
Burny
Duchess
Cincinnati
Central States
Ohio
West Virginia
Indiana
Kentucky
Tennessee
Orcherdiste
Noise Nicky White Draws Crowds in July New York
A New York epistle reports great demand for a talk by the famed statistician W N White at W N White & Co. The scene outside his building turned turbulent as reporters and attendees pressed for admission and police were needed to restore order.
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Nicky White
Prnet
New York
W. N. White & Co
W. N. White
Seat of Action
W. Nicholas White
Apple
White
Early Apples in Minnesota Report Promises Good Crop
Minneapolis reports a good crop of early apples across producing districts with few winter apples grown. Most fruit is consumed locally as new trees spread statewide. Some orchards were damaged by frost in June 20, and shipments from Spring Valley are limited.
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Minneapolis
Thig Sia
Minnesota
Spring Valley
Kat
Light Michigan Winter Apple Crop Forecast Amid Western Bumper Yields
A survey of states from Michigan to the Pacific Northwest shows very light winter apple crops in Michigan and the central territory, while western regions including Montana, Washington, and Oregon are expected to produce a bumper fruit crop. Prices and contracts remain unsettled as boxed western fruit expands eastward, with several growers reporting bearing new trees and improved quality, though some areas show irregular quality and limited shipments.
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Chicago
Michigan
Montana
Washington
Oregon
Northwest
United States
Pacific
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Imnois
Illinois Apple Crop Outlook From Various Illinois Counties
Reports from growers across Illinois indicate a generally poor apple crop this season with yields ranging from near failure to about 40 percent of a normal crop. Several estimates project limited shipments and uncertain prices, citing quality issues and regional differences in counties such as Griggsville Anghley Carmi and others.
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Chicago
Illinois
Winyton
Shank
Griggsville
Winn
Anghley
Ill
S. J. Baldridge
Carmi
Wisconsin apple crop outlook shows gains and uneven yields
Reports from Wisconsin apple regions indicate a fair to good season for summer and fall varieties with several areas expecting sizable shipments. Critics note statewide winter apples remain limited, while acreage trends point to a potential long term strengthening of Wisconsin’s role in early apple supply.
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Cumberland
Wis
Cumberland Supply Co
Outlook Brightens for Western New York Apples this Season
Apple growers in the Rochester area report a promising crop outlook for western New York with Baldwin and Gree nings varieties improving in size and quality. Weather has aided growth, and expectations point to a large overall harvest though not a bumper year. Storage and evaporator activity increases as barrels and dryhouses ramp up for the fall rush.
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Rochester
New York
Niagara
Orleans
Gaming Cous
Monroe
Wayt
Ontario
Baldwin
Falls Road
Baldwins
Walcott
Wayne County
Niagara Falls
Wolcott
Ftowers
Brighton
Moncroe County
Medina
Albion
Oreleans
Batavia
LeRoy
Genesee
Jana Lockport
John B. Frey
International Apple Shipners' Assn
Dea Ag
Russell
Duchess
Tommy" Smith
Chicago
Hilton
Ben, Newhall
Chicenga
New England
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
Delaware
Maryland
York State
Indiana Apple Crop Irregular with Varied Yields
Reports from The Packer indicate irregular apple production in Indiana this season. Some districts will ship several cars while others have none, with overall yields slightly higher than last year though still uneven across the state. Oakland City notes fair quality with portions expected to reach a full crop.
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Cincinnati
Indiana
Oakland City
Ind
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