Michigan fruit prospects and out look for 1907 peaches and apples
The Packer reports a promising outlook for Michigan fruit with peaches showing gains due to new orchards, though northern sections lag behind. Apples, blueberries, cherries, and pears show varied regional results, with many localities expecting fair to good crops while some report poor peach or apple yields.
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Chicago
Michigan
Packer
George A. Prescott
Eames
Mich
Detroit
O. M. Carpenter
Suttons Bay
L. E
Bahle
Fostoria
E. Robertson
Ae Clio
F. M. Houghton
Forest Hill
S. B. Leonard
Farwell
Leonard
Bronson
R. Feeler
Lawrence
F. Taylor
Covert
Covert Fruit Co
Holton
O'Conner Bros
Bellaire
Bellaire Produce Co
Freesoll
Rupert Stephens
Lyons
Hawley, West & Co
Amble
Lynch & Winters
Leslie
M. P. Compton
Grand Rapids
R. Graham
Springport
West & Robbins
St. Johns
Duchess
Berrien
Henry Seel
South Haven
Bartlett
Keiffer
A. Stevenson
Jae
Vicksburg
H. J. Ing
C. B. Treat
Casnovia
H. B. Bowerman
Davisburg
F. G. Ely
Decatur
Mattawan
A. H. Campbell
Boyne Falls
O. H. Marsh
Grass Lake
B. ‘W. Crafts
Onaway
Hinkley & Co. Co
Bridgman
Bistacoutiane
Waterford
Geo. Gross
i _Metamora
Shelby
F. E. Lewellyn
Hartford
H. L. Gleason
New Era
Jamea J. Hanover
Coloma
Louia Dorstewits
Berlamont
Edgar Dean
Eagle
J. H. Fish
New Hadson
R. Read
Paw Paw
G. W. Lee
Lawton
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Dunham
Muskegon
J. W. Fleming Co
Boyne City
W. J. Lewis
Lansing
J. H. Rose Co
Traverse City
F. P. Fox
Fountain
Fred Beek
Copemish
H. AL
Danville, Jr., & Co
Fremont
Coyne Bros. Taste Banner Peach and Potato Season
Chicago reports Coyne Bros on South Water Street see a banner year as they handle around 50 cars of Texas peaches and substantial Georgian stock. The firm profits about 9000 dollars on 160 car potato stock boosted by W. W. Summers who is credited for the deal and was honored with a car, two watches, and fine clothes.
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Chicago
D. J. Coyne
Coyne Bros
South Water Street
W. W. Summers
Mr. Summers
White Returns From West
W N White manager of Crosby and Meyers fruit department returns from an extended western trip. He says conditions favor a bumper crop in Idaho Washington Oregon and parts of Colorado with notable prospects for Paonia Palisade and Grand Junction. He predicts Grand Junction will produce about 50 percent less fruit this year while Utah orchards mature and outlook remains strong for the next two to three years.
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Chicago
W. N. White
Crosby & Meyers
Grand Junction
Utah
White
Wignall Prefers Fancy Peaches Amid Heat in Chicago
Chicago July 18 At least one man reports staying busy despite hot weather. C G Wignall manager for BE L Hasler Co notes his house has a thriving peach trade but Missouri peaches vary in quality. He expects fancy stock to sell well and higher prices may come for this class, while ordinary grades may not gain much.
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Wignall
Chicago
C. G. Wignall
BE L. Hasler Co
Weaver and Co Seek New Apples in Chicago Trade
Weaver and Co report rising demand for peaches and price advances for fancy stock. They seek good new apples and scarce supply at strong prices as they plan for next week’s trading. Salesmen’s Picnic August 2 at Alton Park with ample entertainment. first Union Depot train at 9:15 a.m.
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Weaver & Co
Chicago
C. H. Weaver & Co
The
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Alton Park
Union Depot
Minnesota Early Ohio potatoes to ship in carlots next week
Minnesota Early Ohio potatoes will be ready for carlot shipment late next week from Minneapolis. J C Famechon and Co push into the Minnesota deal stronger than ever, having moved vast potato quantities this season. They will also offer Wakefield cabbage in carlots and welcome inquiries from potato buyers.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Minnesota
Ohio
J. C. Famechon & Co
Wakefield
Bonds to Close Season in Chicago Tubes of Tomatoes and Potatoes
Bonds to close season in Chicago. W E Bonds of Humboldt Tenn has been in the city handling shipments of tomatoes and potatoes and expects to wind up his business in a few days before returning home.
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Chicago
W. E. Bonds
Humboldt, Tenn
Michigan fruit shipments outlook by town and crop
Fruit outlooks across Michigan towns show varied crops with peaches limited and grapes, berries, and apples dominating. Several counties anticipate large grape crops led by associations, while some areas expect no peaches and others project modest apple or plum shipments.
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