Chicago Street Notesの Northside trading tourvisions
George I Neally of Lakeland Fla spent a few days in Chicago this week. Western Union district manager B S Schatzman visited the Chicago produce trade. E S Brigg of the American Fruit and Vegetable Shippers Association left for a ten day eastern business tour visiting Boston Montreal and Toronto. The first car of California beans arrived, Kentucky Wonder variety, received by John Biggio. Wax left Tuesday for Gays Mills Wis exclusive distributor for Kickapoo Development Co. Colorado Elberta peaches arrived and sold by the Fruit Auction Sales Co with several firms receiving a car each. Crutchela president of the American Fruit Growers Inc Pittsburgh was in the city. B J Chaplin purchasing agent for American Fruit Growers Inc Los Angeles was in town. L O Ulrich of Pittsburgh also visited. William Hefley of H Robinson Co New York spent time in Chicago. Wallace Clore of American Fruit Growers Inc northwest visit. Victor C Follenious Apple Growers Association Hood River Ore called on South Water Market trade. Fred A Nicolaus Glendale Cal was a visitor. Jule Merkel of Merkel Brothers Co arrived for a short visit. Nick Cefalu of Amite La spent...
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E.S. Brigg
American Fruit’ and Vegetable Shippers’ Association
Boston
Montreal
Toronto
Business figures take brief travels and retirement notes
Miss Lillian M. Reiter of Frank B. Arata & Co. returned Friday from Idaho where she spent the past month. Willis P. Holden of Wenatchee Washington and Mrs. Holden stopped in Chicago this week. Mr. Holden, formerly with Smith & Holden in New York City, is retired and now lives in Wenatchee.
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Lillian M. Reiter
Frank B. Arata & Co., Inc
Idaho
Willis P. Holden
Wenatchee, Wash
Mrs. Holden
Chicago
Mr. Holden
Smith & Holden
New York City
Wenatchee
Pest Suppression and Orchard Management
A feature by Dr. H. A. Surface presents pest suppression and orchard management topics. The Packer offers answers to reader questions at no charge, with a practical scientific expert replying to inquiries about orchard topics. Writes to Dr H K A Burice at Selinsgrove PA with questions.
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H. A. Surface
Packer
Pennsylvania
Airachis
HK. A. Buriace
Selinsgrove
Treatment guidance for flat headed apple tree borers in Michigan
Northville resident asks for urgent advice on saving a 40 acre three year old apple orchard from flat headed apple tree borers. reply explains the pest life cycle, detection by discolored bark, and the need for both remedial removal of larvae and spring to early summer preventive measures to block egg laying and larval entry. It recommends cutting out larvae with a knife or puncturing holes to kill them.
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Northville
Mich
Do It Yourself Apple Tree Borers Treatment Guide
A practical column outlines a quick pest control method: puncture the bark over the grub, insert a carbon disulfide saturated cotton wad, seal with clay or wax, and let it kill the larva. It cautions about flammability and poisoning, plus a preventive oil paint trunk coating with linseed oil and white lead, renewed by August, to deter egg laying.
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Waynesboro
Utah Fruit Crops See Record Prospects in Tooele County
Tooele county Utah anticipates one of its largest peach and apple crops in history with high quality fruit. Greenriver cantaloupe cover 890 acres with full harvest expected. Farmington Experimental Farm hosts Field Day showcasing new peach and plum varieties under Prof. F M Coe. New peaches include South Haven Ideal Rochester and Golden Jubilee Sunbeam. Plums shown include Washington Sugar Prune Tragedy Prune and Santa Rosa. The People s Practical Corporation formed in Salt Lake City to aid unemployed workers for produce. Weeks of warm rains boost late fruit and vegetable crops, improving prospects.
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Tooele County
Utah
Farmington
Davis County
Utah State Agricultural College
F. M. Coe
South Haven
Ideal
Rochester
Washington
Santa Rosa
the People's Practical Corporation
Salt Lake City
Grand Rapids considers keeping east end market
Grand Rapids officials report the city planning commission has rejected the market advisory committee's recommendation to abandon the east end municipal market. Planners urge retaining the market until a better site in the eastern part of the city can be secured.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
City Planning Commission
City Market Advisory Commission
East End
Michigan Fruit and Veg Trade Sparks Midseason Prices
Michigan fruit and vegetable market updates show peaches and plums maturing with mixed demand. Rochester and Elberta peaches fetch 1.50 to 2.50 per bushel amid 10 percent of normal crop. cantaloupes drop as supplies rise. beans, corn, and potatoes see varied movement and price shifts across Grand Rapids and regional markets.
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Michigan
Grand Rapids
Mich
Elbertas
Duchess
Bartlett
Burbanks
Indiana
Buch
Virginia
Eastern
Twin Cities Street Notes J C Staab dies suddenly at 41
J C Staab longtime National Tea buyer for Twin Cities market died Monday morning after attending a picnic Sunday where he served as master of ceremonies. Funeral held at Scottish Rite Temple with burial at Lakewood. Staab was 41 and well liked in trade circles. The report also notes visits from Frank Shields and Jerry Horton, firm openings by B Bernier & Sons, and various trade movements and upcoming weddings.
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J. C
Staab
National Tea Company
Stewart Receives Ford V-8 At Apple Association Meet
Detroit hosts the 39th annual International Apple Association convention with a Ford V-8 Tudor sedan awarded to Charles A. Stewart of L. Maxcy & Co. Frost proof Florida after a factory tour at River Rouge and luncheon for 457 guests at the Dearborn Inn.
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Detroit
International Apple Association
Ford Motor Car
River Rouge
Statler
Ford
Dearborn Inn
Alexandria
Henry
Edsel Ford
Charles A. Stewart
L. Maxcy & Co
Frostproof
Fla
Stewart
Ralph Clayberger
Edison
Greenfield Village
Detroit Street Notes on Apple Convention Visitors
Detroit street notes record meetings with Dixie Land brand shippers Huff Jr. of Mcintosh Florida and Bill Bailey Idaho potato shipper visiting during the International Apple Association convention. C. D. Mathis Crystal Springs Mississippi and A Bellock & Sons hosted the trio at two trading terminals while John H Postel Pittsburgh carrot broker also attended.
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Budde
Huff, Jr
Christian & Neal, Mcintosh, Fla
Dixie Land
A. Bellock & Sons
Tno
John H Postel
Pittsburgh
Bill Bailey
Idaho
Detroit
International Apple Association
New Jersey Potatoes Reach New Orleans Market
The Jos Chalona Company and Kohlmann Brothers Sugarman Inc received first cars of New Jersey potatoes this week. Cars shipped by Edward Dilatush Company Hightstown and sold through the Eber Brokerage Co as part of a market study to advise the city commission on farmers recommendations. Accompanied by the new market advisory commission, officials undertook an inspection trip to the Benton Harbor market on Tuesday.
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Jos. Chalona Company
Kohlmann Brothers & Sugarman, Inc
New Jersey
Edward Dilatush Company
Hightstown
Ebe) Brokerage Co
City Commission
New Market Advisory Commission
Benton Harbor
Plan Improvement Program for Grand Rapids Market
Plan for improving the Grand Rapids wholesale fruit and vegetable market will be drafted next week at a joint growers meeting led by Frank Moleasta. Kent-Ottawa County Horticultural Society members issued recommendations at Johnson Park picnic and set a committee to coordinate with gardeners, truck crop producers, and greenhouse operators to craft the plan for the finest produce market in the middle west. City officials meanwhile, City Manager C. S. Johnson, Public Service Director Grover C. Dillman and Markets Superintendent Jacob Ball were advancing the preparatory work.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Frank Moleasta
Kent-Ottawa County Horticultural Society
Johnson Park
Middle -West
C. 8. Johnson
Public Service
Grover C. Dillman
Jacob Ball
Rains Lift Crops Across Northwest Region
Minneapolis August 17 rains in the northwest improved crops after prior failures. Areas south of the city lost onion crops, shifting acreage to potatoes. In southern Minnesota and northern Iowa onion yields are forecast to be under 10 percent of average.
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Minneapolis
Northwest
Minnesota
Iowa
Death of Thomas Hyslop in Owosso Michigan
Thomas Hyslop 57 of Ovid and former president of the Michigan Bean Jobbers Association died in a local hospital from injuries after an automobile accident recently. He was widely known and favored in the bean trade.
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Thomas Hyslop
Owosso
Mich
Ovid
Michigan Bean Jobbers Association
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Cancer Potato Department
South Water Market
Brawley
Calif
J. Clyde Fluke
Western Fruit Jobbers Association
National League of Commission Merchants
American Fruit & Vegetable Shippers Association
Packer Red Book
Produce Reporter
Prunes
Milton—Freewater
Walla Walla
IDA Hi Oo
Rogers & Heller, Inc
Thg
HH. Rubenstein
Inc. Milwaubee
Chicago Street Notes
George I. Neally
Lakeland, Fla
Nori
Southern Pacific
Houston
Texways
John Biggio
Wis
U Ob
Colorado
Segson
International Fruit’ Distributors
Frank Catglano Company
J. Trankina &Co
RM. Goouage
Northwestern Fruit Exchange
Ues
Crutehuela
American ‘Fruit Growes Inc
B. J. Chaplin
American Fruit Growers Inc
Los Angeles
Thistveek
William Hefley
C “H. Robinson Company
New York
Wallace Clore
The
Victor.c. Follenious
Apple Growers Association
Hood
Fred A. Nicolaus
Glendale
Jule Merkel
Merkel Brothers Company
Nick Cefalu
Amite, la
D. Selinsgrove
Utah News
Greenriver
Twin Cities
Frank Shields
Frank W. Shields & Sons
Yakima, Wash
Jerry Horton
St. Louis
C. H. Robinson Company
George Joseph
West Coast
BE. P. Maher
Yakima
Wash
Ee Fred A. Nicolaus
Salinas
Ch. Robinson Company
Harvey M. Kilbis Fa Vige
United Isiles Company
Strade
A. H. Ames
Booth Cold Storage Company
Jon
Illinois
O’conneill Brokerage Company
Ronald C. White
W. A. White
White Brokerage Company
Plant City
Evelyn Pearson
Winthrop
Cc. W
Chick” Keller
Chick
K. Lane Johnson
Brentwood
Watsonville
Iceberg Fly Supplies
California
Salon Place
Strube Celery & Vegetable CO
First National Bank
Trade Anywhere
C. A. Stewart
O'Connell Brokerage CO
Paul, Minn
Alford-Gebo Co
7Th St
Seng. Es Company Id Distributo Ig IN
Experi Joed
Berlin
McFaddin-Skelton Distributing CO
Carlot Fruit and Vegetable Brokers
Austion
Detroit Street
C. D. Mathis
C. D. Mathis Company
Crystal Springs, Miss
Geo. Hitz& Co
Indianapolis, Ind
New Orleans
Grand Rapids Market
the Packer Produce Mercantile Agency Traffic Department
Wassix Building
Kansas City, Mo
Andrews Brothers
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