Refrigerator car shortage eases for citrus shipments
Los Angeles dispatch notes Southern California rail officials expect ample refrigerator cars for upcoming citrus shipments. Pacific Fruit Express plans to base coast cars locally, reducing East repairs. About 6,000 more Harriman cars and nearly 1,000 Armour lease cars boost capacity, easing feared shortages. growers soon will know if overseas reports hold true.
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Rockford Fruit Growers Form In Washington State
Fruit growers around Rockford Washington organize the Rockford Fruit Growers Association. About sixty members, several small orchards in the district. Next season, the association plans to hire expert packers and inspectors to aid in marketing the crop.
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Senator Flint backs request for weather station in orange belt
Local advocates describe a plan to establish a weather station in the orange belt to obtain timely forecasts, noting differing frost patterns across regions and aiming to protect crops. Senator Flint has pledged support to expedite hearings in Washington and push for near future establishment.
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Cabbage Seed Shortage Prompts Import Varieties Ad
A Chicago ad notes a seed shortage for cabbage and urges timely securing of seed. B D Anguish, 504 5 Ogden Building, offers a large quantity of imported winter variety cabbage seed for sale to fill the demand.
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Market improves as car supply returns in Traverse City
Traverse City reports a firmer market with improved demand. Potatoes rise to 35 cents, shipments increase, and a prior car famine ends as shippers move stocks. Local canning factory plans expansion for 1906, boosting capacity and shifting more output by rail after water shipments. Beans and apples dominate canning with 52,000 bushels packed, but labor shortages and reduced stock slowed operations.
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Unenlisted Poultry Drawn After Health Department Action
Buehler Bros. received a shipment of undrawn poultry which was examined by the city health department. An ordinance requires dressed poultry to be drawn before sale. An attractive calendar item from Ston, West Virginia notes January 3 and mentions Biagi Corey weaving effort.
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