Chicago Street Notes visits market by Esslinger and traders
Benton Harbor Michigan July 2 William H Esslinger manager Muskegon Celery Growers Association and former Benton Harbor chief inspector visited the fruit market last week. Celery from Decatur Kalamazoo area sells to truckers in Cincinnati Louisville Nashville and beyond. William J Piowaty of Piowaty Brothers returned from Texas where he spent eight months overseeing deals. He will stay in Chicago several months before returning to Texas. Stanley Baldwin departed for potato regions of Kansas and Missouri. Paul Smith Russel Produce field rep arrived from northern Texas onion area. Carl Leigh of Leigh Banana Case Company returned to Chicago after weeks at the South Carolina plant. Horace H Herr National League of Wholesale Fresh Fruit & Vegetable Distributors secretary visited Chicago. Charles King of H D Boehmer recently in Wenatchee Washington.
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W. H. Esslinger
Benton Harbor
Mich
William H. Esslinger
Muskegon Celery Growers Association
Decatur-Kalamazoo
Cincinnati
Louisville
Nashville
William J. Piowaty
Piowaty Brothers, Inc
Chicago
Texas
Paul Smith
The
Russel Produce Company
Carl Leigh
Leigh Banana Case Company
South,Carolina
Horace H. Herr
National League of Wholesale Fresh Fruit & Vegetable Distributors
Washington, D. C
Chicago Visitors Mark Busy Apple Trade Routes Across Regions
The record lists numerous fruit industry figures visiting Chicago this week including Fred Piowaty Jr of Piowaty Brothers in potato districts across Alabama to Oklahoma, Henry Bacon in Kansas and Missouri, and R A Klotz in Kansas-Missouri. Also noted are Donald and William Dawson of Northwestern Fruit Exchange in Wenatchee, W H Mouser in Orlando, and others from California to Minnesota meeting Palella Brothers and Fry Distributing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Piowaty, Jr
Piowaty Brothers, Inc
Alabama
Louisiana
Mississippi
Oklahoma
Chicago
Donald
William Dawson
Myron Foster
Northwestern Fruit Exchange
Wenatchee, Wash
Morf Corrects Chicago Daily News Fruit Editorial
Chicago editorials on fruit quality sparked a correction from F William Morf Jr of C H Weaver & Co. He argues canned and fresh fruits both serve needs and cites storage, transport, and advertising data. Morf defends industry practices and offers to discuss production and marketing facts with the Daily News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. Morf, JR
Chicago
Chicago Daily News
F. Wm. Mort, Jr
C. H. Weaver & Co
Timbuktu
Regriff
Morf
Paul Scott Mowrer
Chicago Daily
Biederman
Northwest
Arizona
California
Daily News
B. W. Sargent
New York
Missouri
California Fruit Exchange
American Cranberry Exchange
Strange Named Michigan Commissioner of Agriculture
Gov. Frank Murphy appointed John B. Strange of Grand Ledge as State Commissioner of Agriculture to replace the late Burr B. Lincoln of Harbor Beach who died last month. The selection, announced in Lansing, follows Strange’s leadership in dairy farming activities this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Strange
Michigan
Lansing
Mich
Frank Murphy
Grand Ledge
State
Burr B. Lincoln
Harbor Beach
Flint
Strange Named State Animal Industry Director in Lincoln Era
Strange, longtime director of the state bureau of animal industry under Mr. Lincoln, is a former state legislator and key farm leader. He owns a large dairy farm near Grand Ledge and holds top posts at Grand Ledge Produce Company Lansing Dairy Company and Lansing Milk Producers Association. Clarence Smith of Bay City is expected to succeed him as bureau director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strange
State Bureau of Animal Industry
Lincoln
Grand Ledge
Grand Ledge Produce Company
Lansing Dairy Company
Lansing Milk Producers Association
Eaton County
Bureau of Animal Industry
Clarence Smith
Bay City
Many Melons by Truck at Georgia State Market
A large influx of watermelons arrived at the Georgia State market in Macon on July 2. Trucks from northern points purchased here, at times taking entire loads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Georgia
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C.H. Weaver & CO
South Water Market
Applebaum-Missner CO
P.W. Coppersmith. & CO
Ertabligh
Ar Basket
Robin Produce Co., Inc
Gordon Tyrrell CO
Chiicag
O Commission
H. Riebe
Indianapolis
Ind
Express
Indiana
Geo. Hitz& Co
Indianapolis, Ind
Chicago Street Notes
Stanley Baldwin
F. E. Baldwin & Co
Kansas
Charles King
H. D. Boehmer
Shipping
M. H
Rosenthal
Rosey
Vincent Hotel
Rosenthal & Stockfish, Inc
Henry Bacon
Bacon Brothers
R. A. Klotz
R. A. Klotz & Co
Kansas-Missouri
W. H. Mouser
W. H. Mouser& Co
Orlando, Fla
Charles Beckman
Old Vine Fruit Growers
Victor, Calif
Palella Brothers
Eddie Stein
Leon K. Stein & Co., Inc
Minneapolis
Florida
R. G. Phillips
International Apple Association
Apple Shippers
T. R. Price
el Salyo Ranch
Vernalis
Calif
Fry Distributing Company
J. F. Thomas
Carruthers, Ltd
London
England
Mr. Thomas
George Navy
Navy-Hart Company
1. C
Wisconsin
Minnesota
William English
Union Fruit Auction Company
Pittsburgh
Harry Freeman
Christ Hansen & Co
Clarence W. Abbott
Twin Falls
Idaho
Robert Schultz
Wells & Wade Fruit Company
Hart Metler
Northern California Fruit Company
Victor
B. J. Handel
Handel, Lang & Handel
Lodi
M. M. Minkler
C. H. Robinson Company
Boston
New York City
Philadelphia
Washington
Iceberg
Fred F. Les Raleyevany
L. D
L. D. Chicago
Ruth Regniff
Imperial Valley
United States Department of Agriculture
U. S
U.S
Watsonville
Tony Oddo
Tiicnco
Exchange
Haymarket
L.D
Bell
South Racine
Virginia
S. Friedman & Sons
Postal
Rak
Frank C
Crispo
Carlot Prod
Salinas
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Novy-Hart CO
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