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Newspaper
Chicago Packer
Location
Chicago, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1923
Page
2
Produce swindler John Diver bilked Indiana merchants
In Valparaiso and nearby towns John Diver posed as a produce buyer for three weeks, paying with bank checks that later bounced. He bought eggs, poultry, clothing, and gear, then withdrew funds and vanished, leaving merchants with unpaid paper and losses estimated around $1,500. Local sheriff said Diver has moved on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valparaiso
Ind
John Diver
Diver
Ege
Carload sale details from S. Goldish Co. reported
A carload shipment received last week by S. Goldish Co. was packed in 70 pound boxes and sold at 4.50 dollars per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Goldish, Co
Annual Meeting of Mississippi Valley Apple Growers Assn
The twenty fourth annual meeting at Quincy Illinois drew Illinois and Missouri orchardists. Outlook for apples showed healthy bloom with conservative yield estimates of 75 percent for Jonathans and 50 percent for other varieties. Discussed packing, storage, and the oil emulsion spray as a cost effective option. James Handly urged laws to require orchard spraying and better orchard hygiene. Officers elected: BE Walker president and John S Hickerson secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Handly
Quincy
Mississippi Valley Apple Growers’ Association
Illinois
Missouri
J R. Lambert
Grimes
Northwest
Illipois
Horticultural Department
Washington
C. M. Felte
Hannibal
Walker
Pearl, Ill
John S. Hickerson
Louisiana
Potato planting starts in Clay County Minnesota banks report
Moorhead May 25 planting has begun in Clay county home of the Early Red River Valley Ohip potato but may be limited until next week. In high ground nearly finished while lowlands along the river show little progress. A recent rain helped early gardens but slowed field work. Bank reports estimate acreage will be at least as large as last year or slightly bigger with cuts in several townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moorhead
Minn
Clay County
L.C. Follett
Sabin State Bank
Sabin
P. A. Stennes
State Bank of
Georgetown
Georgetown Township
J Elmer E. Hanson
Clay County State Bank
Hitterdal
First National Bank
Hotel Rooms Available in Detroit for Apple Shippers Convention
Detroit May 25 A trade notice correcting an error about hotel space for the International Apple Shippers convention August 7 to 10. Single rooms at the Statler are limited, but doubles remain. Tuller and Wolverine offer singles or doubles with early reservations advised through the Reservations Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Apple Shippers
Hotel Statler
Tuller
Statler
Wolverine
Hotel and Reservations Committee
North Dakota Car Shortages Prompt Railroads Repair Efforts
Fargo May 25 Attempts to prevent a repetition of car shortages that cost farmers of the Northwest hundreds of thousands of dollars over two years began this week at a conference of the Northwest Regional Advisory Board of the American Railway Association. Railroads serving the region are speeding up repairs and expect better service next fall. About 100 delegates attended the Fargo meeting the first held there to compile shipping needs into a survey. J F Reed presided, Lee Kuempel was secretary, with W P Chestnut R F Gunkelman and H F Reynolds among North Dakota officials present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
North-west
Northwest Regional Advisory Board
American Railway Association
Northwest
Minnesota Farm Bureau
Lee Kuempel
Minneapolis Board of Trade
R. F. Gunkelman
H. F. Reynolds
North Dakota
North Dakota and Minnesota Beekeepers Plan Annual Meeting
North Dakota and Minnesota beekeepers join for the North Dakota Beekeepers Association annual meeting in Fargo on June 22 and 23. Dr J L Webster North Dakota Agricultural College entomologist and secretary to the association outlines the program. Francis Jager of the University of Minnesota and E R Root, noted bee man and supplier, will participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
N. D
North Dakota
Minnesota
North Dakota Beekeepers’ Association
J. L
Winnipeg women pledge to buy British Columbia fruit
May 25 Winnipeg women’s clubs pass a resolution to buy BC fruit over United States fruit. The move follows a speaking campaign by Mrs King Brown of Vancouver who warned that returning soldiers in BC fruit farming face financial peril from US fruit in the Western Canadian market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Winnipeg
British Columbia
United States
King Brown
Vancouver
Good Set of Apples In Southern Illinois
Chicago May 25 The first early apples of the 1923 crop were received on the market this week. The consignment consisted of a branch from an apple tree in lower Illinois showing the setting was unusually heavy and fruit ranged from a pea to a marble. Local fruit interests with orchard property in central and lower Illinois were optimistic about a good crop in 1928, especially for late varieties as early stock bears less than last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Illinois
Packerman
Heavier Winter Bee Losses Hit Manitoba Colonies
Winnipeg May 25 heavy losses in Manitoba bee colonies during wintering alarm apiarists. Government apiarist L T Floyd notes about 15 percent loss versus 5 percent in 1922 after district investigations. The shortage will be offset by importing more colonies, over 3 000 packages brought in mainly from Texas, up from 1 000 last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Manitoba
L. T. Floyd
Government Apiarist
Texas
Mixing Burros and Bureaus in Ohio River Town
A sternwheel steamboat stops at a small Ohio River town to unload freight including two burros. The perplexed wharfman scans the manifest and freight pile, prompting a clerk to ask for confirmation. Henry admits the discrepancy, noting he is short two bureals and overy two jackasses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Rio
Henry
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C.H. Weaver & CO
W. So. Water St
G.M.H. Wagner & Sons
Chicago, Illinois
W. Lake St
F. E. Baldwin & CO
Potato Experts Chicago
King Tut
Sutin
Indiana
Annual Meeting OF
Mississippi
Valley Apple Growers Assn
Tilnois
Ill
California
Calif
Care the Packer
Clark St
Bankers Tell
Beekeepers Plan
Michigan
The
Michigan State Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau Produce Exchange
Russell Street
Mark P. Jacobsen CO
UCU LS
New Randolph St
Randolph St
Ilinois
John Ww
J.C. Mittelstac
Headley Wayne & Low, Inc
Water St
Corn Exchange Nail Bank
National Produce Bank
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