28 Dec 1935
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Newspaper
Chicago Packer
Location
Chicago, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1935
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text references cabbage, acreage estimates, and shipment notes. It mentions 8000 acres and coastal Bend area context, with unclear phrases about seeds and timing. Entities and facts are highly garbled and partially unreadable.
Fragmentary text notes future setable shippers in South Texas and Brigater. The readable fragments mention quality and winter feeling, hinting at unusual conditions and repeated patterns. No clear names, dates, or events are extractable from the provided lines.
A fragmentary note describes The Produce Packer as a separate weekly newspaper devoted to commercial production and marketing of fruits and vegetables. It mentions market and trade news for shippers, distributors of poultry, butter, hides, fur and related goods, with free sample requests.
Montreal traders met last week to discuss forming a local credit association modeled on Toronto’s. They expect to launch early next year to improve credit regulation, reduce recent failures, and address long account terms affecting retailers jobbers and receivers.
Robert J Cousins Jr longtime Chicago cold storage leader died after pneumonia in Victory Memorial Hospital Waukegan at 49. He led Produce Terminal Cold Storage and previously served in key industry roles. Funeral held in Waukegan. burial in Libertyville beside his son. Survived by widow Catherine and two children Lorrie Douglas Knoxville Tenn and Nella Doughis Richmond ind. Trade mourns loss of a principled industry figure.
New York reports from late December indicate Spain will hold a practical monopoly on French orange and citrus imports next year under a Madrid trade agreement. American and Brazilian exporters face reduced access as France grants Spain favored terms, with possible shifts in banana licensing and container rules regime.
Imperial Valley lettuce prospects show excellent quality and potential for one of the finest crops in years. favorable growing weather and minimal frost have enabled steady progress toward December harvests, with shipments from Riverside and Randolph Marketing Co. aiding early markets as buyers eye strong demand.
Random text fragment describes Randolph County actions affecting Jack Bros and McBurney with mentions of involved parties, marketing, shipments, and meetings. Details are garbled but indicate legal or organizational takeover processes, preparations, and discussions of shipments and price factors.
A Cuban agriculture commissioner says a trade paper misquoted him about the sale of Cuban tobacco on piers. He states he did not intend to suggest changes to trade practices and seeks to keep Cuba’s standard of offerings high while monitoring arrivals and sales for safety. He calls for impartial, discreet guidance on how sales should be conducted.
An international gathering in Toronto brings together United States shippers and growers for the eleventh annual convention of the Canadian fruit traders association. Noted speakers with reputations in the field will address industry topics, aiming to renew trade ties and forge new connections within the Canadian and United States fruit trade sectors.
The National League of Wholesale Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Distributors outlines its January 7 and 8 schedule at Lord Baltimore hotel. The plan includes sessions on trade conditions, anti trust issues, state controls, and federal trade policy with prominent speakers and open discussions.
Samuel Fraser discusses transportation and traffic concerns, citing rail and road issues, policy implications, and proposed reforms. The piece mentions public transportation funding, safety standards, and the impact on urban planning and daily commutes.
Ambiguous notice appears to honor Cy A Millenberger of Pacific Fruit and Produce Co. While the text is garbled, it suggests a tribute or industry recognition for Millenberger and expresses best wishes from museum friends and colleagues in the industry. The source mentions connections to a company and a date in an unclear context.
New York December 27 A disputed Cartaye brokerage intervention halted the Monday sale of Florida oranges. The Florida Citrus Exchange directed private sale and distribution changes to avoid a market disruption. Auction cars were interrupted on the Brie pier amid a tense dispute affecting shipment routes and line participation.
New York news reports Mayor LaGuardia announces a ban on the sale of small artichokes amid a citywide crackdown. The action follows chaotic scenes at a market precinct with arrests and protests as officials promise tighter controls on street vendors and food distribution.
Detroit Te 27 The carlot receivers at the Deter Union Prodies Tortinak Tedd a meeting Mondhy of Webb to arionize an association will be know as the Derralt eo Teceivers. Officers and regular members elected include Charty Meche as president and Nate Gathert as treasurer with other directors named.
J George Dutt dies after crash noted at Wells. Report mentions emergency services, local theater, Masonic lodge, and community response. The incident details reference a 24th date and Wells area with officials handling the aftermath.
A draft tariff plan in the United States and Canada targets various year commodities and aims to ease certain imports while restricting others. Officials anticipate a net gain in trade volumes as some sectors benefit from reduced duties while others face tighter controls.
An announcement says J W Davis of the American Fruit and Vegetable Shippers Association secured two prominent members for the event. The convention in Chicago January 11 to 16 will discuss the Algerian Ben Shippers pact, Wagner Act implications, and national policy affecting agriculture and business.
Fragmented OCR text appears to reference a California Arizona citrus topic and a 125 car context with unclear names and quotes. The readable portion mentions a poet and AGU WATE with garbled phrases, suggesting a confused historical clipping. No coherent event or outcome is extractable.
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