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Newspaper

Chicago Packer

Location

Chicago, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1935

Page

3

Death of Mrs John Schiappacasse in Detroit

Detroit March 1 The local trade was shocked by the unexpected death of Mrs John Schiappacasse wife of John Schiappacasse of Louis Schiappacasse & Co who passed away Monday evening at her home 12701 Gis ges Highland Park Mich Funeral services held Friday morning were attended by many members of the Detroit trade Floral offerings attested the high esteem in which Mrs Schiappacasse was held She leaves only her husband They have no children Burial was In Mount Olivet cemetery

Detroit John Schiappacasse Louis Schiappacasse & Co Highland Park Mich Schiappacasse

Beekeeping Leaders Review Foul Brood And Prices

James E H Starkey of Indianapolis chief apiary inspector led the St Joseph County Beekeepers Association meeting. He announced the next gathering on April 15 with Elkhart County Beekeepers invited, part of statewide efforts ahead of the spring bee inspection. Starkey discussed foul brood issues and price cutting in the industry.

James E H. Starkey Indianapolis State Department of Conservation St. Joseph County Beekeepers’ Association Elkhart County

Barger reports Florida trip. business conditions noted

M S Barger of Barger & Golightly Cairo NL head reports from a Florida trip visiting Miami and other points. He notes business and general conditions good in Morrida and the south. At Paducah he visited the parent office before returning. Shipments season totals 278 cars of vegetables with 159 green beans and 76 English peas, plus express cargoes. Discusses rains and new uses for crops in the Glades, and honey marketing in South Bend.

Cairo M. S. Barger Barger & Golightly Lorida Miami Canal Point Fla Glades South Bend Sion Tharki

Snow Ice top icing revolutionizes car refrigeration in Chicago

Chicago reports Snow Ice Inc introduces portable top icing for railroad cars using a four section ice block ground to snow and sprayed evenly over crates. The system, claimed first of its kind for commercial use, allows operators to ice cars from doorway without disturbing loads, improving protection of crate vegetables and reducing breakage.

Chicago Snow Ice, Inc Packer

Extension Service Publications Free in New Hampshire

Durham March 1 A warning against false magazine solicitation using the State Extension Service name was issued by Director J C Kendall today The director notes all Extension Service publications are free to New Hampshire residents An investigation found no undergraduate with the claimed name and the suspicious solicitation is under scrutiny

Extension Service Durham N. H J. C. Kendall Kendall

Michigan Bean Prices Update from Saginaw Market

Michigan bean prices in Saginaw on March 1 show $2.60 per 100 pounds for pea beans, $4.50 for light red kidneys, $5.50 for dark red kidneys, $4.90 for light cranberry hand picked basis, and $3.90 for dark cranberry hand picked basis, reflecting early week paying rates to growers.

Michigan Saginaw, Mich

Mahaffey Opposes Federal Control of Potatoes as Basic Commodity

Chicago March 1 Beecher Mahaffey of The Mahaffey Commission Company rejects federal control plans for potatoes. He cites cycles in agriculture, fears for industry health, and supports supply and demand laws. He notes the potato sector has endured a deep rut but will recover without government caps or marketing controls.

Chicago Beecher G. ‘Mashaffey Mahaffey Commission Company Washington, D. C Packer Mahaffey

Potato Industry Opposes Federal Egg Control Policy

The article notes that egg income for American producers surpasses potatoes and equals a portion of wheat and corn. It states no plan to supervise egg production federally and argues that basic commodities under national control have not shown success, urging the potato sector to self-recover rather than seek bureaucratic government control.

Favor Making a Basic Commodity of Potatoes

Gaylord Michigan March 1 The Top O Michigan Potato Association at its 12th annual meeting supported amending the Agricultural Adjustment Act to designate potatoes as a basic commodity It backed limiting production and strengthening grading laws Copies of the resolution were sent to Congressman Prentiss M Brown and State Commissioner James F Thomson The action reflects growers and shippers across Emmet Cheboygan Presque Isle Alpena Montmorency Otsego Charlevoix Antrim Kalkaska Crawford Oscoda and Alcona counties urging stricter enforcement of the state grading law and action on potato markets

Gaylord Mich Top O' Michigan Potato Association Prentiss M. Brown St. Ignace Emmet Cheboygan Presque Isle Alpena Montmorency Otsego Charlevoix Antrim Kalkaska Crawford Oscoda Alcona Michigan State Department of Agriculture State James F. Thomson Jackson

Chicago Street Notes on travel and potato trade views

Chicago Street Notes reports visits by Enos Mosher Co executives and other industry figures, plus a detailed regional view from Greeley Colorado on potato market problems. It calls for coordinated marketing, federal supervision, and ending unsold rolling cars to stabilize profits.

Old Fort Yuma California Chicago Meyer Schuman CO L. D Schuman

Potatoes Should Not Be Rolled Unsold Says Shippers

Chicago on March 1 Potatoes industry faces a troubled season with Briggs manager of the American Fruit and Vegetable Shippers Association stating the popularity of potatoes remains strong though consumption may not keep pace with rising production. He seeks views from leading production directors to address the issue.

Colorado Shippers Chicago Rd Briggs American Fruit and Vegetable Shippers Association

Piowaty Brothers Strike Arkansas Veg Deal

William J. Piowaty of Piowaty Brothers Inc reports exclusive marketing rights for output of the South Arkansas Truck Growers Association. The co operative includes associations from Camden Warren Lake Village Hamburg Monticello and others and plans about 300 cars of vegetables including radishes tomatoes potatoes spinach cantaloupes and Green corn with 40 to 60 cars of Yellow Bantam green corn. Tomatoes form the bulk of Arkansas production and enjoy a strong reputation for quality.

Chicago William J. Piowaty Piowaty Brothers, Inc Arkansas Wisconsin Piowaty South Arkansas Truck Growers Association Camden Warren Lake Village Hamburg Monticello

Irrigation Plans Include 100 Cars of Rodeo Brand Produce

Mr. Piowaty outlined plans for a large shipment, noting about 100 cars of produce with premium prices. He added that northeastern Arkansas will supply roughly 75 cars of Scarlet Globes radishes under the Rodeo brand, packed for distribution.

Piowaty Arkansas

Marketing Agreement Regulations Revised by Secretary Wallace

Washington March 1 revision of Administrative Order No 1 regulating appointment or election of supervisory bodies under marketing agreements and licenses has been approved by Secretary of Agriculture Henry A Wallace. The revision keeps substantively the same but requires writings and signatures for appointments, election processes by industry representatives, protest handling, and possible rejections or reappointments. Administrative Order No 8 adds permanent act files, minutes, five certified copies to the Adjustment Administration, and public access to supervisory body files.

Washington, D. C Secretary of Agriculture Henry A. Wallace AAA Adjustment Administration Beeretary of Agriculture Wallace

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U.S Carlots Ésricot Potato Department South Water Market Northwest Territory St. Paul, Mins Carlot O'Connell Brokerage CO ST. Paul, Minn H. Rubenstein & Co., Inc Milwaukee Wis Ainneapolis Cairo, NL Florida Java Imperial Valley Arizona Carrots Fred E. Company Iceberg Chicago Street Notes Mallory BE. Enos Enos-Mosher Company San Francisco A. Canifiagno Gridley, Maxon & Co., Inc Mr. Campagno Louisiana Sidney King Wabash Railway Company Hertzka Nashville Tenn Lino-Meyer-Polk Company, Inc H. P. Henry Joseph Marguleau N. L. Allen National Fruit and Vegetable Exchange, Inc New York City Pacific Coast T. E. Embree J.M. Gwin Gwin, White & Prince Tricts Greeley, Colo Detroit Tomato & Produce Company Samuel Vitale Detroit Union Produce Seng Fruit Company Pew Sprolalazin Detroit Union Piowaty Brothers Indiana Geo. Hitz& Co Indianapolis, Ind Shippers Service Company, Inc Commission Merchants L. C. L—Fruits and Vegetables Detroit Union Produce Terminal Detroit, Mich Andrews Brothers
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