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Chicago Packer

Location

Chicago, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1919

Page

2

Liberal supplies of green vegetables in Chicago markets

Chicago notes heavy green vegetable supplies with uneven quality. Tomatoes and corn show weak demand. fixtures list wide price ranges for Tennessee Indiana and Missouri offerings. Cauliflower lettuce peppers cucumbers and string beans vary, with trade described as fair to slow and prices shifting by quality and origin.

Chicago Tennessee St. Louis Indiana Atuck Louisiana Michigan Square California New York Michigan

Samuel B Shilling Dies In Chicago Dairy Leader

Samuel B Shilling president of the Chicago Dairy Produce Publishing Company dies after a yearlong illness. A respected figure in dairy circles he formerly served with the National Dairy Union. Funeral services were held from his home at 629 Buckingham Place with burial in his old home town.

Chicago Samuel B. Shilling Dairy Produce Publishing Company Shilling National Dairy Union Buckingham Place Forest Home Cemetery Forest Home

Poultry Egg and Creamery Business Opening Planned

J McNamara of the Co Clemons Produce Co Kansas City spent Tuesday on the market with friends in Chicago then left for home. R E Gould and R B Hall to open a poultry egg and creamery business in Sigourney Iowa on August 1.

J. McNamara Chicago Ely J .McNamara C. Clemona Oduce Co Kansas’ City Sigourney, Ta R.E. Gould R. EB. Hall

American Fruit Growers Take Over Chicago House

Chicago July 25 The American Fruit Growers Inc has taken over the wholesale fruit business of Crutchfield Woolfolk and Clore at 1016 West South Water Street The merger ended a long independent run dating to 1907 and involves Wallace B Clore who arranged the deal F T Fogg served as Chicago manager during Clore’s four month Northwest trip.

Chicago American Fruit Growers, Inc Crutchfield, Woolfolk & Clore W. South Water Street Pittsburgh Crutchfield & Woolfolk Wallace B. Clore F. T. Fogg

Produce Firms Form Central City Produce Company

G W Fegan and W A Horton of Ana mos a Produce Company have purchased Hatch Finch Crane produce business in Central City and will operate it as Central City Produce Company. They retain interests at Anamosa.

Central City Sai G. W. Fegan W.A. ‘Horton Anamosa Produce Company Hatch, Finch & Crane Central City Produce Company Anamosa

Onion Set Yields in Chicago Growers Decline This Year

Weather has reduced onion set production in the Chicago district. Bulbs will be about half inch stock, smaller than last year, requiring more sets per bushel. Early varieties Pearls and Bermudas are harvested. late varieties due around July 28. Leonard Seed Company predicts three to four bushels per pound planted, with some areas yielding even less.

Chicago

Conferences With Indiana Cantaloupe Growers Held

Representatives of the Bureau of Markets, United States Department of Agriculture, held meetings this week in Princeton Indiana with cantaloupe growers and shippers. The discussions covered picking packing and marketing. The meetings occurred this week in cantaloupe producing sections.

Princeton Ind Bureau of Markets United States Department of Agriculture Jackson Tal

Harmony Farm Sale Postponed To July 26

Fragmentary text notes a sale event tied to Harmony Farm with a specific date July 26 at 2 p.m. in New Harmony. Details are incomplete but indicate an auction or sale run by an identifiable party, John Johnson or similar name, with location New Harmony.

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Pettibone Poultry Firm Founder Dies in Wisconsin Home

Frank B. Pettibone a longtime poultry butter and eggs operator died suddenly Friday morning at his home near Oconomowoc Wisconsin. He came to Chicago in the late 1850s and helped form J H White & Co with J H White in 1899.

Chicago Frank B. Pettibone Oconomowoc Wis Pettibone J. H. White J. H. White & Co

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