Pasteurized Apple Juice by New Method Announced
East Lansing Michigan announces a new pasteurization method for apple juice. Professor Roy E Marshall of Michigan State College pomologist reports four years on the project at the Michigan Agricultural Experiment Station. Flash pasteurization uses seven seconds of live steam to kill fermentation germs, producing juice that keeps at room temperature when sealed. Cost estimated at two cents per gallon. juice filtered and clarified with pectinol. no residue. Marshall says juice could be sold like ginger ale and expand apple consumption, supplying cider for spring and summer beverage trades.
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East Lansing
Mich
Roy E. Marshall
Michigan State College
Michigan Aericultural Experiment Station
Marshall
Locust warning issued for Indiana crops by state entomologist
Indianapolis June 18 Frank Wallace state entomologist warns commercial vegetable growers of a new brood of locusts the 13 year variety and a good crop of grasshoppers will visit southern Indiana The locusts are expected to reach as far north as this is about as far north as they will come with little orchard damage anticipated and fewer locusts than last year when the 17 year variety swept the state.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Frank Wallace
Indiana
Louisiana Potato Deal Satisfying to Albert Miller & Co
Louis iana field office at Alexandria closed after a very satisfactory season despite a short crop. The move shifts leadership to Muskogee and Fort Smith as Texas Louisiana Mississippi and Alabama volumes hit a new high. Miller expects greater possibilities next year with broader shipper use of the organization.
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Chicago
Albert Miller & Co
Louisiana
Alexandria
Perrin C. Miller
R. A. Michie
Muskogee
Okla
D. R. Russell
Fort Smith
Ark
Texas
Mississippi
Alabama
Miller
Potatoes Cabbage and Onions Market Report Chicago
Potatoes were in light supply with new stock liberal and prices for Louis iana Triumphs at 1.45 to 1.60, California White Rose 1.70 to 1.80, Mississippi Triumphs 1.25 to 1.60, North Carolina Cobblers 1.00 to 1.60, No 2 at 0.90. Cabbage supplies ample but demand quiet with crates from Tennessee 0.50 to 0.75, Missouri 0.40 to 1.00, Illinois 0.75 to 0.90. Onions showed moderate demand with Texas 50 pound bags 0.85 to 1.10, whites 0.90 to 1.25, California whites 0.75 to 1.25.
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Chicago
Louisiana
California
Mississippi
North Carolina
Tennessee
Missouri
Illinois
Texas
Research Work on Potato Improvement in North Dakota
Harold Mattson, assistant horticulturist with the state extension department, arrives in Park River to start potato research during the growing season. He will spend winters in Fargo as assistant to Dr. A F Yeager. He helped develop the Warba potato and will work to improve regional yields and combat potato pests and diseases.
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Park River
N. D
Harold Mattson
State Extension Department
Fargo
A. F. Yeager
New Chain Store Law in South Dakota Adopted
Pierre June 18 The new South Dakota chain store law, approved by the Governor, establishes a sliding license fee scale. Fees range from 1.00 for 2 to 5 stores up to 250.00 for 40 or more, with intermediate steps at 5.00 for 6 to 15, 15.00 for 10 to 14, 25.00 for 15 to 19, and 30 to 39 at 40.
Officers of Joe Macaluso Company Elected
Chicago June 18 At the last meeting of the board of directors of the Joe Macaluso Company the following officers were elected President and treasurer Joe Macaluso vice president Anne Macaluso secretary Lee Simpson This firm is a carrot distributor specializing in western vegetables and melons It opened for business on November 1 last year and has developed a very successful business.
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Chicago
Joe Macaluso
Anne Macaluso
Lee Simpson
Western Fruit Jobbers Association leader reports current affairs
Chicago June 18 William L Wagner secretary of the Western Fruit Jobbers Association outlines issues including chain store taxes Ex Parte 115 adjusted refrigeration and storage in transit charges and estimated weights He notes legislative activity in Illinois Iowa Nebraska and Oklahoma and describes protests by major chains American Stores and A and P over Pennsylvania store taxes Ex Parte 115 hearings before the Interstate Commerce Commission and forthcoming adjustments to refrigeration tariffs and storage charges amid industry concerns
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Chicago
William L. Wagner
Western Fruit Jobbers Aesociation
Illinois
Iowa
Nebraska
Oklahoma
American Stores
Pennsylvania
Fayette B. Dow
Harry S. Elkins
Western Fruit Jobbers Association
International Apple Association
American Fruit and Vegetable Shippers Association
Western
Interstate Commerce Commission
Colorado
Utah
Arizona
California
New Mexico
Texas
Louisiana
Arkansas
Missouri
Calfornia
Idaho
South Texas
Lower
Rio Grande Valley
National
Eastern Railroads
Fruit and vegetable associations oppose weight increases at St Louis hearing
At an inter territorial hearing in St Louis on June 8 traffic officials for the Western Fruit Jobbers Association the American Fruit and Vegetable Shippers Association and the International Apple Association protested proposed weight increases on vegetables dry and packed with ice within the Southwestern Freight Bureau Western Trunk Line Committee Transcontinental Freight Bureau and Southern Freight Association jurisdictions. Other groups spoke against the changes and hearings are planned in Texas the southeast and the Pacific coast. The issue is considered highly important and will be monitored closely.
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St. Louis
Western Fruit Jobbers Association
American Fruit and Vegetable Shippers Association
International Appley Association
Southwestern Freight Bureau
Western Trunk Line Committee
Transcontinental Freight Bureau
Southern Freight Association
Texas
Southeast
Pacific Coast
Illinois fruit crop report notes June 1 conditions
Illinois fruit crops show apples at 69 percent of the 1923-32 average amid cool wet weather. Peaches total 1,972,000 bushels, above last year and near five year average, with good prospects in Centralia. Pears at 888,000 bushels exceed five year average as blight appears. Michigan shipments expected to rise with Rosenthal & Stockfish planning a full Seattle season, starting with strawberries and later apples peaches and grapes.
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Chicago
Illinois Cooperative Crop
United States
Department of Agriculture
Illinois Department of Agriculture
Illinois
York
Ben Davis
Centralia
Rosenthal & Stockfish, Inc
Michigan
Morria Rosenthal
Benton Harbor
Mich
Strawberry harvest peaks in Bangor Michigan this week
Strawberries offered in large volume as crop matures rapidly. Harvest peak expected early next week. Growers sold fruit this week at 1.50 to 2.25 dollars per 16 quart case.
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Bangor
Mich
Cherry Day Market Planned at North Ogden Utah
Cherry Day at North Ogden Weber county June 26 will feature a cherry market retail and wholesale sales and a large cherry display. Two Alpine growers Dewey and Andrews won 1000 from Western Air Express after locating a missing airliner near Alpine. the crash study spanned months.
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North Ogden
Weber County
Alpine
Melvin Dewey
Emery Andrews
Western Air Express
Wind Winds Off Onion Plantings In Michigan
Windstorms in Grant Michigan caused damage to onion plantings by depositing sand in bottom lands. The storm came from the west, reducing damage compared to a southeasterly path through muck land valley.
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Grant
Mich
Muckland
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Vincent Hotel
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dJobbers
Rubin Produce Co., Inc
Smith-Cordes CO
Unesco
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StoneTrack
South Dakota
Joe Macaluso Company
W. L. Wagner
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Washington
Iceberg
Fred E. Company
L. D
L. D. Chicago
U. S
Tony Oddo
Uicaco Produce Exchange
South Racine
Haymarket
NIN
Long Whites
Southern Triumphs
S. Friedman & Sons
Canal
Utah News
Frank Andrews
Pleasant Grove
Frank C
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L. D. Monroe
L. D. Bell Teletype
Salinas
Watsonville
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Peaches
Call Monroe
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Georgia
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