Bangor Apple Show Dates Set for November Event
Bangor Michigan February 7 1936 Bangor's apple show under the Fruit Belt Apple Show Association will be held November 12 to 15 alignment with earlier schedules. New officers elected include President Allen Overton Vice President M L Bosier Secretary Hugh A Leebeck Treasurer and Manager R J Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor
Mich
Fruit Belt
Allen Overton
M. L. Bosier
Hugh A. Leebeck
R. J. Martin
Chicago Street Notes on Movers and Markets
Carl Piowaty of Piowaty Brothers Inc heads to the Rio Grande valley of Texas with Houston set packing house ties while Gordon Stedman of the American Fruit & Vegetable Assn plans a Florida vacation. Others include traders from Carrs Inc in Janesville opening Rockford stores and Dietz moving to a new Water Market location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Piowaty
Piowaty Brothers, Inc
Rio Grande Valley
Texas
Weslaco
Gordon Stedman
The
American Fruit & Vegetable Association
Florida
Stedman
Adolph Carr
Carr's, Inc
Janesville
Wis
Chicago
Carr’s, Inc
Rockford, Ill
N. L. Allen
National Fruit ‘& Vegetable Exchange
New York City
Minneapolis
New York
Ba | Miller
Mrs Maria LaMantia Dies In Chicago
Maria LaMantia 76 mother of Joseph V LaMantia president of LaMantia Arigo Company died last Saturday at her home 7614 Indiana avenue Chicago Funeral services were held Wednesday at St Dorothy s Church Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery She is survived by sons Joseph V Anthony and Phillip The LaMantia Brog Arigo Company closed 9 am to 1 pm on funeral day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Joseph V. LaMantia
LaMantia-Arigo Company
Maria LaMantia
Indiana Avenue
LaMantia
St. Dorothy’s Church
76Th Street
Rhodes Avenue
Mount Olivet
Joseph V
Anthony
Phillip
LaMantia Brog,Arrigo Company
Trankina Heads Florida Shipping Hub For Vintaged Groceries
Vincent Trankina of J. Trankina & Co. is in Florida supervising shipping deals and making Fort Lauderdale headquarters for the season. The firm will ship peppers eggplant beans and tomatoes in straight cars, with a Cuban connection offering cucumbers eggplant and tomatoes in same fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Vincent
Little Jimmy) Trankina
J. Trankina & Co
Florida
Fort Lauderdale
Weaver & Co. Open 1936 Melon Season With First Honey Dew Car
Chicago February seventh. C H Weaver & Co opened their 1936 melon season by receiving the first straight car of South American honeydew melons to arrive on the market this season. The car was received Saturday with quality grade and pack reported excellent. Weaver & Co are heavy receivers and distributors of melons and expect a steady supply from now until late fall from all sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Co. H. Weaver & Co
Demand for green vegetables on Chicago market quiet
Quotations from Chicago show a quiet demand for green vegetables this week as mild weather early in the week gave way to cold conditions after Tuesday. Supplies were plentiful and movement slow. asparagus, beans, broccoli, and Brussels sprouts varied in price while lettuce and onions held firm amid ample arrivals.
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Chicago
Ohio
Florida
California
Texas
Wisconsin
New York
South Carolina
Michigan
Indiana
Arizona
Idaho
Russell
Etéék
Colorado
McClures
Nebraska
Minnesota
Washington
Tennessee
Kentucky
Nancy
Illinois
Louisiana
Highland Ohio
Detroit Street Notes Highlight Regional Trade Visits
John Arena of Arena and Go calls on trade here late last week while Liam Bader of Bader Brothers travels from Florida after weeks away. Mrs. Bader accompanies him. W B Somerset Ontario marketing official tours Detroit trade points. bearing Toronto ties. Adolph Pomerantz recovering from two weeks illness. E Bedford of Lake Simcoe Ice & Fuel Co visits Detroit Union Produce Terminal.
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John Arena
Arena & ‘Go
Liam Bader
Bader’ Brothers
Florida
Mrs. Bader
W.B. Somerset
Department of Agriculture
Providence
Ontario
Toronto
Detroit
Adolph Pomerantz
Pomerants, & Braun
E. Bedford
Lake Simcoe Ice & Fuel Company, Ltd
Detroit ‘Union “Produce Terminal
N. A
Fairhead
Wisconsin Onion Crop Valued At 161 000
The Wisconsin crop for 1935 was valued at 161 000 with 822 000 bushels produced. Acreage rose to 1 150 acres year over year but yield fell by 80 bushels per acre. Wisconsin production concentrated in Racine, Kenosha, and Milwaukee counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Federal-State Crop Reporting Service
Wisconsin
Racine
Kenosha
Milwaukee
United States
United ‘States
Federal
Careful Choice of Rooster Governs Flock Success
Ames Iowa February 7 A poultry expert from Iowa State College says the male's selection is more decisive than the female in breeding. A farm should pair about 15 hens per rooster, up to 20 for Leghorns, and fewer for heavy Asiatic breeds. Buying a proven good male aids egg production.
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Ames
N. F.’ Waters
Poultry Husbandry Department
Iowa State College
State to Inspect Eggs Trucked Into Colorado
Denver Feb 7 Announcement shows the Courtesy Patrol of Colorado will cooperate with the state eye inspection department to enforce the Colorado egg law. Trucks bringing eggs into the state will be inspected and shipments failing labeling or quality rules may be barred. Eggs must meet Standards grade with a serially numbered certificate from a licensed wholesale dealer, including candle date and grade details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Colorado
State
Candiedges and Specials in a Seaside Deli Menu
A fragmented menu note lists terms Candiedges Specials Extras and Standards with size descriptors large medium or small. The readable fragments suggest a deli or shop offering varying sizes but lack complete context or item names.
Rindsberg 76th Birthday Honored by Mercantile Exchange
Cincinnati tribute notes David Rindsberg as one of the oldest local traders, with a bouquet and wishes for health and vigor. His firm began in 1886 as colleagues celebrate the milestone with clan ties and social gaiety in the Mercantile Exchange. Clifford Janson, 37, dies in Cincinnati after moving from Indianapolis. He formerly represented Borden Cheese County in the state and was active in Knights of Columbus and business circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rindsberg
Cincinnati
Reb
David
Rindaberg
Rindsbers
Mercantile Exchange
Clifford Janson
Indianapolis
Ind
Clitford Janson
Borden Cheess County
Ynio
Knights of Columbus
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C.H. Weaver & CO
South Water Market
Chicago —Auction
Chandler-Allen AU
Chandler & Son
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Harry Allen
Everett Chandler
Red River Valley
F. E. Baldwin, Inc
Detroit Tomato & Produce Company
Samuel Vitale
Detroit Union Produce Terminal
Detroit, Mich
H. Rubenstein & Co., Inc
Geo. Hitz& Co
Indianapolis, Ind
Turkey
Ark
A. A
Chicago Street
J. D. Horton
National Fruit & Vegetable Exchange, Inc
Ed Miller
M. M.minkler
Co. H. Robinson Company
St. Louis
R. H. Dietz
R. H. Dietz & Co
la Mantia Bros.-Arrigo Company
Shafton Company
L. J. Crescio
Albert’ Miller, & Co
Wyoming
A. T. Johnson
C. H. Weaver, & Co
W. W. Wilson
San Acacia, Colo
Vincent Trankina
Detroit Street Notes
Harry Becker
Harry Becker, '& Co
Becker
Will
ARE
S.& H. Levy CO
Packer, Produce Reporter Company
Halsted Exchange National Bank
Carlota
Northwest Territory
Ri Hedberg CO
Iceberg
Imperial
Yumi
Martors Distributing CO
F. C
Chicago Diversion
J-Trankina & Co
Fincent Trankina
Ft. Lauderdale
KARKALITS-BROWN pn_nantAGE CO
ST. Paul, Minn
Halsted ‘Exchange National Bank
Bank of the South Water Market
Andrews Brothers
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