Hasler to Attend Cranberry Growers Meeting at Cape Cod
E L Hasler president of E Hasler Co and International Fruit Distributors sails to attend the annual Massachusetts cranberry growers meeting at Cape Cod on August 33 and 24. He will discuss industry with noted growers and shippers including C W Wilkingon J J White Theo Budd and A D Makepiece. After the meeting Hasler plans a Maine coast yachting trip before resuming cranberry business in Chicago in early September.
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Bea
Chicago
E.L. Hasler
E Hasler Co
International Fruit Distributors
Massachusetts Cranberry Growers
Cape Cod
C. W. Wilkingon
Philadelphia
J. J. White
New Elizabeth
N. J
N. J. Theo, Budd of Pemberton
A. D. Makepiece
Wareham
Mass
Hasler
Chicago Street
Co. G. Taylor
Geo. Middendorf Co
BE. P. Miller
Albert Miller & Co
Wisconsin
N. G. Gibson
Earl
Buffalo
Apple Shippers
J. R. Smith
Merrill & Eldredge
R. H. Pennington
Jolber
Evansville
Ind
C. J. Eldredge
Woolfolk Optimistic on Crutchfield & Woolfolk Trade Outlook
Pittsburg dealer R B Woolfolk says eastern conditions are improving and Pittsburg industry will grow. Crutchfield & Woolfolk plan to handle Rocky Ford cantaloupes with 1400 acres this year and expect 1909 to be a banner year. Apple sales remain profitable with varied supplies but overall favorable for growers and associations.
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Pittsburg
Chicago
R. B. Woolfolk
Crutchfield & Woolfolk
Packerman
Rocky
Trade at Butte Dealers and What They Handle in Montana
Butte traders report a strong year with steady demand for fruits vegetables and produce. Key players include the Butte Potato & Produce Co Jones Fruit Co Henningen Produce Co Conrad Knievel ONeill Bros Consumers' Fruit & Produce Co Northwestern Brokerage Co and Ryan & Virden. Directors note ample stock though some lines shallow with fall shipments from Kansas Nebraska and Iowa forthcoming. In Chicago apple markets York state apples forecast lower quality this year prompting contracts on No 1a and No 2s.
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Butte
Mont
New Castle
California
Yakima
Wenatchee Valley
Washington
Utah
Idaho
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Butte Potato & Produce Co
Jones Fruit Co
Henninggen Produce Co
Conrad Knievel
Enast
Concordia
O'Neill Bros
Yakima Valley
H. K. Bushnell
Consumers’ Fruit & Produce Co
Northwestern Brokerage Co
B. H. Deckard
Ryan & Virden
Chicago
Hall
Hall, Wedge & Carter
Buffalo
York State
Peach Belts in Trimble County See Revival and Shipments
In Bedford Kentucky on August 12 1908 growers along the Trimble county fruit belt near the Ohio river report a rebound in peach production with Early Rivers Carmen Waddell Belle of Georgia Mountain Rose Elberta and other varieties. orchards range 10 to 20 acres many near Hustons Landing Milton and the river. shipments by river and rail to Madison Louisville Cincinnati and beyond face freight and access issues but the crop is estimated at 75 percent of a full year with growing pear and apple output as well.
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Bedford
Trimble County
Ohio River
Milton
Hustons Landing
Hustons Wises
Madison
Pennsylvania Road
Garber
Rome
Ben Davis
Stark
Baldwins
York Imperial
Thomas L. Button
Packer
Button
Trimble
Kentucky
America
Terrell Bros
J. D. Pardo
Richard Hackney
Ind
New York
Boston
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Buffalo
Indiana
James
Shippers
Packer Weekly Bulletin
Blueberry Car Load Shipments Begin in Chicago Market
Jay M Train of Jno M Train Co reports The Packer that starting this week his firm will receive blueberries in solid car loads. The first car arrived Friday and receipts are expected to continue at two to three cars per week. The house has had immense berry business this season and will stay busy through the end of the berry run.
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Carets
Chicago
Jay
M. Train
Jno
M. Train & Co
Tolé
Cantaloupes Draw Strong Trade in St Louis Market
In St Louis on August 12 cantaloupes arrived in large quantities with active trade for choice stock. Overripe Arkansas and Tennessee melons sold poorly. Prices ranged from 26 to 50 cents per basket or crate, with homegrown gems at 60 to 70 cents per bushel box for fresh fruit.
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St. Louis
St. Louie
Arkansas
Tennessee
East Alton
Cache Fruit Growers forecast larger apple harvest in Utah
Logan Utah August 10 The apple crop here is light but acreage increases will yield a normal output about 180 boxes in all. Most will come from young orchards with Bet Davis and Jonathans. Packing 3½ tiers of Jonathans is noted. Association here is the Cache Fruit Growers Assn. Officers listed include Jno Quayle president D I Campbell vice president Ras Rasmussen secretary treasurer and manager.
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Logan
Utah
Bet Davis
Jonathans
Cache Fruit Growers’ Assn
Jno
Quayle
D. I. Campbell
Ras Rasmussen
Seeretary
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Oyne Bros
Western Cold Storage Co
Michigan
Wedge & Carter
Hell Gate
Colorado Rockies
Alaska
Yukon-Pacific
The
Great Northwest
Midland
C. H. Speers
Denver
Barnett Bros.seswerest
Ordway
Sugar City
Colorado
Ise EK & CO
Andolph St
Ogden Bldg
KR. B. Woolfolk
Waco
Texas
Potts
Arkansas Produce Co
Little Rock
Ark
Firme
Adv
Kansas City
Wara Commission Co
Missouri
Kansas Territory
Ward Co
Ohio
Valley
Shipping
Mentucky
Wa Sheboygen Fire
Keown
Sheboygan
Wis
8. J.btevens Co
Central Park Dairy Board
Plymouth
United States
Thies Fortainn
Monte Cristos
B.D. Auguiak
Ogden Ride
Inter
E. L. Hasler Company
Cranberries
EL. Hasler Company
John M. Train & Co
Water 8 St
Stewart Grass
Pana
Stewart Fruit CO
Sam Francisco
GAL
Gallagher Bros
Wrutchfield
Woolfolk
Schlosser Bros
Erie Ave
Ill
Storch Bros. & Co
TS Sc
General Commission
Whitesite
Ndt
Bankers’ National Bank
T. E. Ball
Springfield, Ill
Commission
Deanne Prompt
State National Bank
R. B. Wallace
Maple Grove Fruit Fans
Chapin, Ill
Logan, Utah
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