Blacklist and schemes swirl around Georgia Peach Growers
New York and Atlanta reports detail ongoing blacklisting of Peach Growers Association houses as accuracy errors in a list spread by The Georgia Peach Growers’ Association. Questions arise over exclusive railroad information claims and ties to American Fruit Union, with several listed firms shown as out of business or dead years ago.
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Cunningham
Georgia Peach Growers
D Cunningham
Algo
Mitchell
Fin “Mtry Cunningham
Makii
Deg
Texas
Georgia
Missouri
American Fruit Union
American Refrigerator Transit Co
Fruit Union
Cincinnat
Consignees
Consignora
Armour Car Ines
Hinde
New York
Armour Car Lines
Central of
Potomac Yards
Louisville & Nashville Railroad Co
Anérican Fruit Union
Ars
Atlanta
Fruit & Produce News
W.H. Griffin
Kingston
Griffin
American Fruit ‘Union
Adairaville
W. A. Mittchell
Produce News
W. A. Griffin
Adairsvlle
Adairsville
England
Franklin
Rairoads
Car Line
Potato Crops Reduced Across West and Southwest
The crop outlook for potatoes in the West and Southwest is poorer than early season estimates. Texas Oklahoma and Arkansas show reduced yields due to drought excessive rainfall floods and high water. Prices at loading stations range from 0c to 75c per bushel amid uncertainty over supplies and demand.
Butter Market and Produce Prices Steady in Chicago
Butter receipts rise while extras Bid up firsts as supply tightens. Market firming into week’s end with strong tone for holders. Cabbage prices rise amid heavy receipts and steady demand. Live poultry and weights changes eyed by Western Trunk Line Association at Colorado Springs meeting. Cranberries and citrus expect higher minimums. vegetables largely unchanged.
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Chicago
Western Trunk Line. Assn
Colorado’ ‘Springs
Acreage totals 2000 in potatoes at Orrick
Kansas City dispatch June 6 reports Elmer Pauil son of Orrick Missouri visited the Packer office saying cool wet weather has kept the potato crop back but acreage at Orrick is the largest on record about 2000 acres grown by main commercial growers and possibly 2400 including small patches last year 700 acres grown good profits last year spurred this surge in planting growers seek buyers and merchants in Chicago and other markets expected movement July 10 to 16 Melvin Paulson offers information to trade. Watermelons sold readily at good price in second car of the season arrived from Falurias Texas Alabama Sweet variety weighed about 26 pounds and sold for 6 to 7 dollars per dozen.
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Kansas City
Elmer, A.pauil
Orrick
Chicago
Paulson
Maguire,Urban & Co
Geome
Seation
Falurrias, Tex
Alabama
Williford Fruit Growers Form Organizes Local Union
The Williford Fruit Growers Association was organized at Williford Arkansas with Hen Yates as chairman and Henry Fooks as secretary. Commercial orchards are just starting to bear, 8 000 to 12 000 crates expected ready by July, and the group seeks help from The Packer to connect with reliable brokers and commission merchants for buyers by August 10.
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Williford
Ark
Packer
Ruit Growers, Assn
Hen N. Yates
Henry Fooks
Emall
Tomato supply liberal in Cincinnati market war
Cincinnati June 6 The movement of Texas tomatoes into Cincinnati shows heavy offerings this week with arrivals mainly via B and O and W rail routes from St Louis. A sixteen hour Mississipp river to market train maintains morning delivery on Texas goods. Demand remains fairly active despite overripe stock, with Mississippi and Alabama shipments strong and crates fetching about 1.25 dollars.
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Cincinnati
Texas
St.Louis
Mississippi
Alabama
Cincinnati Vegetable Prices June 6 Report
Cincinnati June 6 market notes show firmer potato prices with Red Triumphs up to 1.10 per bushel, supply from Louisiana Mississippi Texas and Alabama. Cucumbers plentiful though stock mixed quality. green and fancy crates sell higher. Beans plentiful with green beans from several states at 1.24 top, wax beans steady, Florida cantaloupes moderate supply and fair demand, standard crates selling at 2.60 and 6s3d per.
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Eensi
Cincinnati
Louisiana
Mississippi
Texas
Alabama
Autma
Tennesse
North Carolina
Cipeinnati
Was Mulhall Born a Crook or Corrupted by Environment
The Packer features an exact reproduction of James Mulhall’s countenance and a discussion of heredity versus environment in determining criminal tendency. The piece questions whether Mulhall was born a crook or shaped by circumstance, inviting debate on nature and nurture.
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James T. Mulhall
Prince of Produce
Mulhall
Packer
James
Portraits of Mulhall Raise Criminologist’s Curiosities
Readers are shown two clear pictures of Jim Mulhall to counter distorted depictions. The article weighs his alleged criminality versus possible criminal tendencies, mentioning Desare Lombroso and character study. It traces Mulhall’s Ontario roots, his ship captain father, a likely desertion, and his mother's efforts to push him toward education before his manhood plans.
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Duthall
Mulhall
Desare Lombroso
T. Mulhall
Packer
Mulhill
Great Lakes
Hamilton
Ontario
Jim Mulhall
Jim
Mulhall’s criminal ascent linked to big city crime psychology
The article portrays John Mulhall as a shrewd figure in extensive crimes, noting the criminology principle that criminals sharpen with practice. It traces his rise from a New York hotel clerk married to a steady wife to a career of skinning and bold theft, with continued discussion on his mental development.
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Mulhall
New York
John Mulhall
Mulhatt
Wenatchee Valley Outlook Promises Strong Summer Fruit Yield
J B Olinger, general manager of the Wenatchee Valley Fruit Growers Association, reports promising conditions for Northwest fruit. He forecasts about 100 cars of summer fruit and around 1,200 cars of apples shipping from the Wenatchee Valley this season, with high quality fruit supporting strong demand and growth in Northwest apple trade. Olinger praises careful grading and packing and notes labor issues are not expected to hinder seasonal work.
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I. Olinger
Chicago
J. B. Olinger
Wenatchee Valley
Washington
Manuars Olinger
Wenatches
Northwest
Olinger
Wenatchee
Fair Trade in Eggs in Kansas City Markets
June reports show small lots offered at 3.95 to 4.20 dollars and car lots at 4.00 to 4.10 on track. Demand is fairly active and better than expected, though hot weather may curb activity. Local holdings are light. dealers doubt health enforcement will curb sales by farmers or country merchants.
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Kansas City
Kansas Health Authori Uea
App Escer Por Sup Sales at 17c This Week
Kansas City reports steady demand for packing stock butter with prices rising to 17c. Buyers favor shipping for storage as rain boosts western grass and expected creamery output remains high. Local dealers resist storing stock at current prices despite large production, while market remains firmer and active.
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Kansas City
Efficient Inspector Sharon Boosts Trade by Fraud Busts
Chicago June 6 Post office Inspector Frank I Sharon returned from California where he oversaw James I Mulhall removal after arrest in Venice for hotel business. He and Milwaukee inspector led two weeks of removal proceedings while Chicago inspectors pursued fake matrimonial agencies and several mining and oil frauds. Sharon’s modesty and restraint contrast with sensationalism as his work aids nationwide shipper enforcement.
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F. F. Sharon
Chicago
Postoffice
Frank I. Sharon
California
James I. Alulhall
Venice
Cal
Sharon
Packer
Milwaukee
Post Office
Niong
Nic
Aron
Mulhall
Alulhall
Texan Onions Sell Slowly on Local Markets
Texas onions are in light receipts here while markets elsewhere show heavy supply. Asked prices ranged from about 1.40 to 1.50, with big sales shaded. good stock brought around 1.10 in other markets. Large quantities of inferior Lone Star onions are offered. a few Bermudas from New York arrived, one sold locally at 1.50 a crate.
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Cincinnati
Texas
Lone Star State
New York
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Jax. J. Foy
Fifth Street
Des Moines
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J. J. Foy
Trackers
B. C G. McCrossan Fruit Co
Sioux Falls
Georgia Beach
W. H. Hazzard
Omaha
Neb
Mr. Hazzard
Firat
Hazzard
Nis
Mr. Hassard
B. P. Wlliams
Albany
Hatch
Mase
Springfield
Hatch Sheen
Busters
J. P. Moyer & Co
Philadelphia
J. P. Moye & Co
Harry Woods
H.woods Co
G. M. I. Wagner & Sons
Eichengreen & Co
Eichen, iGreen & Co
John W. Neumann & Co
Vandersaar & Co
Indianapolis
Vanderson & Co
Jos. Weston & Co
Walker- Brewster Grocer Co
Themerican Fruit Union
The
American Craft Union
Amerian Fruit Union
John D. Cunningham
W. A. Mitchell
Newark
American , Fruit Union
Cinnnati
Alifornia
H. L. Preston
Ie Fruit & Produce News
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Kaw Valley
Weat
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