Frank E Wagner Leader in Trade Circles Dies in Chicago
Frank E Wagner a longtime leader in trade circles died after being struck by a slow moving car near his home in Chicago. Born 1861 in Port Clinton PA he built G M H Wagner & Sons and led industry groups through decades of conventions and advocacy. Funeral services were held at his Washington Boulevard residence with Masonic rites and interment at Forest Home Cemetery.
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Frank E. Wagner
Port Clinton
Chicago
Sophia Wagner
G. M. H. Wagner & Sons
Frank
Mary E. Wagner
A. G. Sohnhorst
San Diego
Calif
W.L. Wagner
Georgel. Wagner
Washington Boulevard
Masonic Order
Hesperia Lodge No. 411
Forest Home Cemetery
I. L. Lane
J. P. Lagoni
T. R. Quay
P. A
E. W. J. Hearty
Boston
R. G. Phillips
Rochester
A. D. Hitz
Indianapolis
R. S. French
Washington, D. C
Ed T. Scott
Lincoln
Neb
R. J. Hoxie
Waterloo
George A. Hanes
Frank’ E.wagner
Beit: Ae
Will
Apple Shippers’ Association
Milwaukee
Wagner
Frank Wasler
United States
Frank Wagner
Pittsburgh
Sherman
United States Bureau of Markets
Frank EB. Wagner
Frank E. Way
New York
Frank ‘E. Wagner
St. Louis
National League of Commission Merchants
Canning Season Opens in Grand Rapids Market
Fruit and Vegetable Market at Grand Rapids reports the canning season starting as housewives pack pineapples and asparagus. Pineapple supply improves with prices easing to 5.2 per crate from 6.6 to 6.25. Asparagus output doubles and triples after warm rain, with prices 75 cents to 1 per dozen bunches. Michigan vegetables, except select items, meet local trade needs. hothouse tomatoes and cucumbers are scarce. Southern potatoes ease to about 5.7 per barrel.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Michigan
Bankruptcy bid for Gleaner Assn. fails in Michigan court
Local creditors sought to move dissolution and bankruptcy of the Gleaner Clearing House Association from the Eastern to the Western district. Judge C. W Sessions in Grand Rapids refused, confirming Eastern District jurisdiction. Petitioners claim Western funds and bank claims, totaling over 12,000, should allow the case there. they allege solvency concerns and urge continued operation under a receiver.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Gleaner Clearing House Association
Michigan
C. W. Sessions
Ohio
Lewellyn & Co
Charles E. Boyland
Dilley
Souter ‘& Dilley
Gleaners’ Association
Michigan Canned Food files for dissolution in circuit court
Petition for dissolution filed in circuit court by the Michigan Canned Food Company of Detroit, with six Michigan factories. Receiver Fred J. Strong of Waukesha appointed as assets cited at 461,570.42 and liabilities 254,231.72. Company formed in 1931 from mergers, largest plant at Owosso with others at Croswell Greenville and a planned Manton site. creditors consent to the action to speed claim payments amid a stagnating market and unpaid farmers.
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Detroit
Mich
Michigan Canned Food Company
Michigan
Arthur Webster
Fred J. Strong
Waukesha
Wis
Atate
Owosso
Croswell
Greenville
Manton
Paw Paw Fruit Prospects Good for 1922 Harvest
May 19 Paw Paw Michigan reports show improving fruit outlook due to ideal weather aiding fertilization and pollenation. Berries cherries plums pears and peaches set well with a nearly normal apple crop. Baldwins shy in bloom. Allegan Michigan notes full bloom and excellent prospects for a record harvest though Baldwin and Spy apples were quiet. strawberries set to capacity.
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Paw Paw
Mich
Allegan
Baldwin
Spy
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