Juice Company Operates Poultry Plant Without Bond
WELIN county authorities report that Johnson, operator of a juice company store at 230 North Levey, opened a poultry and vegetable plant about two months ago and filed a license application for bond but did not complete requirements. He failed to appear for trial on multiple complaints to the Commissioner of Agriculture, resulting in a bench warrant. Since opening he sold most poultry to local firms below market.
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Minneapol
Commissioner _ ‘of Agriculture
Pacific
California
Ars
Fresno
California wine grape deal a puzzle for trade
A volatile California wine grape deal leaves traders uncertain as shipments depend on transportation conditions this fall. Analysts note daily shifts in volume and demand as logistics constraints and market changes complicate projections.
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California
Grape and Apple Markets Warn of Rail Strike Impact
California grape grow ers face costly transport delays as railways falter and a widespread strike looms. Industry insiders warn that wine grape movement may stall and pricing could rise if cars and power stay constrained.
High Express Rates Cut Down Volume of Shipping
Kansas City dealers report express rate hikes shrink market receipts for fruits and vegetables. The Interstate Commerce Commission plans an investigation into these rates after the merger, as many shipments cannot cover costs, leaving traders with large unsold quantities and reduced prices.
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Comimeres Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Express Company
Express
Territory
Arkansas
Éxpress
Ce Vm
Apple crop shows 12 million bushel rise in 1922 harvest
August 1 report from the Bureau of Crop Estimates notes Washington states and the nation seeing a 12,000,000 bushel increase in the 1922 apple crop. Early growing conditions boosted output across key regions, contributing to overall gains in fruit production.
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Washington
Bureau of Crop Estimates
United
State crop prospects contrast July estimate with higher 201 million bushels
The report shows 201,726,000 bushels versus the July 1 estimate of 189,349,000 and last year’s 96,881,000. Gains are broadly distributed though New England, Virginia,Coles, Florida, Mexico, and the Far West show variances.
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Virginia
Coles
Tadolese
Mexico
Fe Ind
Grape Crop Outlook Across Midwest and Michigan
Reports indicate a strong grape outlook in Ohio Missouri Iowa and Arkansas with promised good yields in several states. Michigan shipments prompt price notes with Concords around 55.65 per unit though volume and timing remain cautious for the coming weeks.
Spanish Onion Auctions Lead Week with Two Sales
New York on August 11 reports a small Spanish onion auction with 5 000 crates sold from cargoes set for sale. The sale marks two events this week as traders track prices and demand in the market.
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New York
Potatoes Show 11 Million Bushel Crop Increase
Agriculture department report outlines July to August crop prospects with final 1921 estimate at 439,000,000 bushels and Washington state figures. The document notes yield conditions and overall prospects for the potato harvest.
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Department of Agriculture
Washington
Vinicultural belt in New York and Pennsylvania yields uneven grape crop
OCR fragment notes expected grape production near 1,376 cars or crop figures similar to 1920. Estimates for Northeast Pennsylvania range from 900 to 1,800 cars, stretching along a 40 mile Erie basin belt from Silver Creek to Ripley and Portland, with vineyard land three to five miles wide. Soil varies from sand to clay loam, yet supports commercial viniculture in a narrow belt where wine quality determined by soil and climate.
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Silver Creek
Portland, West
Ripley
New York
Sylvania
Concc
Concord Grapes Dominate Michigan Valley Crops
The article notes a bumper Concord grape crop with 70 percent growth over last year, led by Concord varieties in the Michigan belt. It mentions hail damage in Bay and Middle Bass Islands, the rise of Niagara and Worden plantings, and the strong juice factory industry centered on Concord.
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Mich
Michigan
Colorado
New Mexico
Moore
Marlys
Niagara
Delaware
Bay
Middle Bass Islands
Mega
Concord
Worden
Champion
Salem
Horace Greeley
Joe Foto involuntary bankruptcy in New Orleans
In New Orleans on August 11, Joe Foto formerly of J. Foto & Bro. in the French Market was declared an involuntary bankrupt in U S District Court for failing to answer a creditors petition alleging acts of bankruptcy. Small Firm Fails in New York. M Radin & Co. fruit and vegetable robbers at Wallabout Market closed doors and disappeared. debts estimated around 3000 dollars.
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Joe ‘Foto
New Orleans
Joe Foto
J. Foto & Bro
United States District Court
New York
M. Radin & Co
Wallabout
May bulletin lists grape growers and shippers names
The May issue of the Weekly Bulletin includes names and addresses of grape growers and shippers across various commercial districts. Advertisers in The Packer receive the Bulletin with listings of growers and shippers.
Produce Packer trade news and fruit and veg market guide
The edition notes a weekly Produce Packer newspaper devoted to commercial fruit and vegetable production and marketing. It mentions market news for shippers and distributors of crops poultry bantam hides wool furs and related commodities and offers free sample copies on request.
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