Exporting Butter to Turkey Hangs on Deacon Shawhan Trip
Chicago reports a possible butter shipment to Turkey if negotiations with Mervill & Eldredge progress. The Chicago firm previously connected with a large Sultanate dealer, but the plan hinges on sales manager John Shawkiun making a trip to close the talks. Friends urge him to avoid the Mohammadanism hotspot with the nickname The Deacon.
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Deacon” Shawhan
Chicago
Turkey
Mervill & Eldredge
Lacker
John Shawkiun
the Deacon
Celery Shipments Rise as Michigan Crops Start
Kalamazoo Mich June 20 Celery shipments from the first crop are moving well with a large, high quality stock. Much of the crop is marketed directly to retailers and the outlook remains good for a second crop. The berry crop was strong but prices for strawberries were low, while potatoes and melons show promising potential. A larger grape crop is anticipated with average yields for cabbage and onions.
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Chuniler
Lonkeba
Yahlequah
Burkburnett
Tex
Collinsville
Glatz
Grand Valley
Grand Junction
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Loveland
Medford
Ore
Decidulous Business Increasing in Chicago Market
June 30 report shows rising quantities of deciduous fruit from the coast with several cars daily sold. Cherries lead receipts, Tar variety lighter. apricots plums peaches also moving. Prices held steady with no material change. buyers note ample supply and demand fluctuating. The Pack: postal order enclosed. subscription mention by Ben Urley.
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Packer Subscription Renewals From Eugene Davis
Eugene Davis of Grand Rapids sends two dollars for renewals of The Packer dated June 12 1911 He notes he wants to keep one post and stay informed about what others are doing in the town of Grand Rapids Michigan and requests kept posted on happenings.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Eugene Davis
Fruit and crop shipping forecast across states
Farmers report crop conditions across many states with apples peaches pears and berries to ship. Notes include potato rain drought cantaloupe watermelon and melon crops. early shipments slated July to September with varying yields and quality expectations across Oklahoma Arkansas Nebraska Missouri Colorado and beyond.
Michigan and Chicago Berry Markets Drift Amid Strong Yields
The report notes abundant raspberries, strawberries, blackberries, and gooseberries across Michigan and Illinois. Cannery purchases and high local yields push prices lower, with Michigan fields shipping hundreds of crates and growers spraying widely for a healthy crop. Gooseberries and apples also feature in the season’s outlook at Greenville and surrounding Michigan towns.
Chicago Potato Dealer Succumbs After Long Illness
W. Holding, a prominent figure in Wisconsin potato circles, died last Saturday in Chicago. He had run a well known potato business for several years, but health issues limited his operations the past year. His passing ends a notable local enterprise once tied to the Wisconsin potato trade.
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Dune
W. Holding
Holding
Wisconsin
Elgin Junior Board Keeps Prices Steady Amid Rains
At Monday’s junior board meeting no price changes were made for creamery products, with official quotations firm at 23 cents. Recent heavy rains have improved Elgin district pastures, boosting cattle feed and butter production slightly. Fourth of July holiday reduces local business as shippers are advised to plan around light perishables arriving from that day.
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Elgin
Chicago
Peach Receipts in Chicago Mixed Georgia and Illinois Stock
Receipts of peaches in Chicago show Georgia dominance with prices from 1.50 to 1.50 per 6-basket crate. Illinois stock is small and hard, Alabama shipments held over with prices from 3.50 to 4.00 per bushel. Better grades expected next week as California stock will arrive. Gibson Fruit Co. received Alabama late Elberta car this week.
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Chicago
Georgia
Alabama
Alihimas
Illinois
California
Elbertas
Gibson Fruit Co
Cantaloupe Prices Fall as Supplies Press Demand in Chicago
Receipts of cantaloupes stayed heavy in Chicago with large stock from earlier arrivals. Demand remained active but prices needed to drop to move the goods. California standards traded up to $2 and pony sizes $1.24 to $1.25, while smaller consignments sold at $1.10 to $1.20. Western distributors noted lighter shipments from California and a broader price spread in eastern markets.
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California
Theo Western Distributors
Cantaloupes
Gibson Fruit Co
East
New York
Packer
Ac Central West
Gibson
Tyler firm leverages Julienne potatoes amid scarcity
Alex Woldert of Woldert Gro. Co. Tyler Texas could not ship Texas potatoes due to scarcity. Hegan quoted out Anlienne potatoes and began a mail order business selling the prepared Julienne variety in envelope quantities. Demand was heavy with telegrams arriving by cart load. Woldert guarded his remaining stock of 16 potatoes.
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Alex Woldert
Woldert Gro. Co
Tyler
Tex
Texas
Garlots
Hegan
Woldert
Potato King George Shima Visits Redlands in June
Berkeley’s George Shima, famed as the potato king, toured Redlands with his wife and daughter. He noted California’s potato acreage at 47,000 acres, 6,000 more than before, predicting lower tuber prices due to the large crop, with declines not expected for a couple of months as late keeping varieties dominate. He showed interest in Redlands orange groves and asked about local cultivation.
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Redlands
Cal
George Shima
Berkeley
Shima
San Joaquin Valley
Stockton
Many Melons and Sweet Potatoca at Turlock 1911
Weather favors cantaloupes watermelons and a heavy sweet potato crop in Turlock California. Cantaloupes expected ripe by July 4 with carrots starting July 14 and sweets shipments around August 1. Turlock Shipping & Supply Co. anticipates handling a large portion of about 1000 crates of cantaloupes watermelons and sweet potatoes. O G Olson manager encloses $1 for a one year The Packer subscription.
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Cal
Packer
Turlock
Turlock Shipping & Supply Co
O. G. Olson
Watermelons Lower Sell Amid Higher Supplies Chicago
Watermelons sold at lower prices this week with receipts over 25 cars daily lifting supplies. Early highs near 340 dipped to 200 275 as shipments from south and southwest promised larger volumes. Cooler weather Thursday kept the market steady with prices 150 200 per large melon. Raisin market shows uncertainty as frost damage unsettles prices and buyers.
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Chicago
California fruit tops Canada markets in June sales
California Fruit Distributors report strong demand for first car of California fruit in Canada. Apricots in Montreal fetched the season’s best prices, with peaches and other varieties selling well. Prices ranged from $2.57 to $3.25 per box as shipments from San Joaquin Valley and Vacaville continue amid limited supply.
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Sacramento
Cal
California
Canada
California Fruit Distributors
Alexander Peaches
San Joaquin Vallley
Vacaville
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