Peach Crop Outlook For This Year In The States
The outlook for peaches is fair to good this year across states. Reports indicate yields may be slightly down from last season but quality should be solid and prices stable. Experts warn of variable weather affecting early and midseason fruit set.
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Adairsville
Albany
Alto
Americus
Butler
Calhoun
Commerce
Maya
Culloden
Castman
Plovilla
Gray
Haddock
Hawkinsville
Macon
Mayfield
Georgia peach crop outlook and state notes 1925
Advices from commercial peach districts indicate a smaller overall crop in 1925 versus 1924 due to cold weather and freezes in several regions. Georgia remains the leading peach grower, with a generally fair crop and substantial shipments, while California eyes higher production for canning. Detailed reports from Georgia towns list car numbers, normal percentages, and quality notes, suggesting varied conditions across counties and neighboring states.
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Chicago
Til
South Atlantic
West Virginia
Rocky Mountain
Colorado
Utah
Idaho
Junge
Georgia
California
South Carolina
Maryland
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Virginia
New Jersey
New York State
Alabama
Mississippi
Kentucky
Texas
Elbertas
Arkenses
Missouri
Ohio
Lake
Indiana
Illinois
Michigan
New Mexico
Kellerman reply details real estate equity and legal battles
D Kellerman addresses claims in a lengthy statement recalling his $1,000,000 real estate equity and past losses. He says he disposed of holdings to clean up half a million dollars in obligations, refused bankruptcy, and recounts actions to cancel lettuce car purchases by his son Ben. The letter cites interactions with Standlee Bryant and a Los Angeles court case favorable to Kellerman.
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Standlee
Bryant
N.S. F
Ben
California
Pittsburgh
Superior Court of
Los Angeles
Thos
Amondola
D. Kellerman
Paga
Georgia Peach Crop Estimates Cut Amid Drought
Early estimates place Georgia peach shipments at about 11 000 cars, down from 12 000 to 13 000, as drought and flooding damage roads and orchards. Rain and dry spells slow transport, but growers report record prices and good profits. Car shipments to June 5 totaled 722 cars with early varieties moving out rapidly despite the reduced total.
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Macon
Georgia
Houston
Peach
Uneetia
Georgia Peach Crop Estimated Around 9 000 Cars
New York reports indicate Georgia peach production now around 9000 cars due to continued drought and small fruit size. Demand remains strong for large fruit with prices rising. four to five distributors control shipments including the Exchange. Varieties in demand include Uneeda Early Carman Red Bird Early Rose Queen of Dixie and Carman with prices ranging up to seven dollars per crate for prime sizes.
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New York
Georgia
Exchange
Uneeda
Red Bird
Queen of Dixie
Meeting of Acme Paper Mills Creditors in Chicago
A meeting of creditors of the bankrupt Acme Paper Mills in Chicago has been called for 10 a m June 15 in room 507 Monadnock block. The firm produced corrugated circles tomato wraps and other paper products for the produce trade. They were adjudged bankrupt October 9 1924.
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Chicago
Acme Paper Mills
Monadnock
Sidney C. Eastman
Meeting of Creditors of Morris Altman in Buffalo
A meeting of creditors of Morris Altman fruit and vegetable dealer at 161 Michigan avenue is set for June 16, called by his attorneys. Liabilities are reported as heavy with claims around 1500 dollars. Altman reportedly lost heavily in real estate and in a defunct mortgage company.
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Buffalo
Morris Altman
Michigan Avenue
Altman
Neisler Resigns Georgia Growers Exchange Presidency
C H Neisler resigns as president of the Georgia Growers Exchange accepted by the board. M Felton Hatcher elected president. Neisler a Reynolds banker and peach grower says private business demands more time. Hatcher is a Macon lawyer with a Marshallville orchard. Auction Quits Canteloupes in California after 200 dollar cash advance and bill of lading terms. Parver ends operations as groper season looms.
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C. H. Neisler
Georgia Growers’ Exchange
Macon
M. Felton Hatcher
Neisler
Reynolds
Hatcher
Fn & Macon
Marshallville
E! Centro
Calif
California F. C. B
J. J. Parver
Imperial Valley Cantaloupes Moving In Large Volume
El Centro Calif June 12 The sun bakes as empty refrigerator cars arrive by the hundreds and loaded cars depart daily. Work is steady and the cantaloupe deal goes merrily on, claiming top quality and the most optimistic outlook yet, though the market has weakened slightly this past week with more shipments.
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el Centro
Calif
Peach Crop Outlook in Western New York Estimates Near 4000 Cars
Western New York peach belt shows a better than average outlook with an estimated near four thousand cars this season. Niagara county leads prospects despite some winter bud injury, while Orleans Monroe and Wayne counties show varying damage but potential for a fair crop if conditions remain favorable. regional markets face competition from Michigan and Georgia crops.
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Rochester
New York
Georgia
Washington, D. C
Michigan
W. Va
Wayne
Monroe
Niagara
Genesee
Liying
Cols
Ston
Ontario
Seneca
Utah
Nevada
Ridge Road
Old Lake Shore
Niagara County
Orleans County
Fongcash
Ss . A
Maine
Uae
Monroe County
Del
Orleans
Ohio
Wis
Iowa
Wast
Mont
Magree
Colo
Ariz
Idaho
Wash
Oregon
June forecast of pear crop yields by government
Washington June 12 government forecast shows pear crop output at 17,477,000 bushels this year, slightly below 17,961,000 bushels reported in 1924. The June estimate compares this year’s yield with last year’s figures, noting similar regional and production factors across Washington, D.C. and surrounding districts.
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Washington, D.C
Une
Supreme Court Invalidates Part of Minnesota Co-op Law
The Minnesota Supreme Court ruled Section 27 of Chapter 264 the co op marketing act unconstitutional. It bans third party purchases from cooperative members and infringes liberty of contract under state and federal constitutions. The ruling upholds Section 26 and affects cases involving independent buyers and cooperative members.
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Supreme Court of Minnesota
St. Paul
Minn
Preme Court
Hsota
Minnesota’ Cooperative, Marketing Act
LeSueur County
Minnesota Wheat Growers Association
Louis Schwartz
Morristown
Minnesota Co-Operative Egg
Ultry
BFP
Minneapolis Journal
Minnesota Co-Operative Marketing Law
State Supreme Court
le Sueur
le Sueur Center
Minneapolis Tribune
Kellerman Denies Owing Standlee Bryant Suit
David Kellerman denies owing Standlee and Bryant of Brawley California. He claims the lawsuit was to injure the National F QO B Auction and himself. Ben Kellerman says an arrest report was an error and he surrendered after a warrant was issued. The case was postponed to June 23 due to a murder trial. T. M. Amendola loses suit against National Auction Company over stock promised for services two years ago. judge rules for Dave Kellerman.
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Packer
Cation
Kellermans
el Centro
Kansas City
Ben
Pittsburgh
Standlee
Bryant
David Kellerman
Standlee & Bryant
Brawley, Calif
Centro
Calif
Ben Kellerman
T. M. Amendola
Los Angeles
Amendola
Dave Kellerman
Valley shipments rise as fields shrink and melons take lead
The report notes rising shipments with 5 702 cars through June 10 and 1 659 cars above last year to date. El Centro reports big melons crowding out ponies while mildew trims cantaloupe and grape outputs. Shippers cite wind damage to blossoms and early season effects, with Bureau of Agricultural Economics predicting trends for cantaloupe, grape, and lettuce outputs.
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C. BE. Schultz
George He, Prince
The
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
el Centro
Calif
The Produce Packer Way to Market News
The Produce Packer is a weekly newspaper printed alongside The Packer. It focuses on market and trade news for shippers and distributors of eel poultry butter hides wool furs and related commodities. A free sample can be mailed upon request.
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Packer
Completing Plans For Apple Shippers' Meet
Cleveland Ohio June 12 Big strides are being made by local committees handling the 80th annual convention of the International Apple Shippers Assoc to be held in Cleveland August 11 to 14. Heavy demand for reservations foresees a record attendance and prompts immediate room requests. committees announce novel plans for Cleveland hospitality and urge bringing ladies as entertainment features will include them.
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Cleveland, O
International Apple Shippers’ Association
Cleveland
Donald B. Pocock
Baya
D. F. Brookhart
R. F. Blair
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Ing
North Carolina
Arkansas
McRae
Menlo
Molena
Montezuma
Moreland
Newman
Carmans
Hileys
Georgia Belles
Imperial Valley
Aco-Op
Apple Shippers
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