Helpful Grocer Shortage Sparks Quip in Weslaco
Mrs Crotty complains to Grocer Schmitzer about receiving 11 oranges instead of a dozen. Schmitzer replies one was bad and discarded, sparking a humor laden exchange in Weslaco Texas.
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Newspaper
Chicago Packer
Location
Chicago, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1937
Page
2
Mrs Crotty complains to Grocer Schmitzer about receiving 11 oranges instead of a dozen. Schmitzer replies one was bad and discarded, sparking a humor laden exchange in Weslaco Texas.
Caruso Fruit Distributors Inc expands by purchasing the store at 20 South Water Market in Chicago. Under managers Sal Capidice and Tony Caruso the firm, a full line fruit and vegetable handler, occupies the whole unit to meet increased business and plan for larger volume.
Chicago reports indicate a smaller mushroom crop this season about two thirds of normal due to fall temperature swings. Growers use refrigeration for year round production with peak output in November and December. The Chicago market routes most production through the Mushroom Growers Association Sales Company and M G A Store with 10 000 to 14 000 boxes sold daily.
A Weslaco Texas court hears a case about a man accused of stealing cameras. The magistrate notes the suspect has a mania for taking pictures, while the constable explains the arrest stems from theft of cameras.
Grovier-Starr’s Gus H Kury and Wabash’s Sidney Xing visited Chicago while M M Minkler of C H Robinson called in Milwaukee. Traders from United Fresh and Lerner, Kaswin Finkelman, and others toured Chicago as Notre Dame Minnesota football drew crowds.
M. H. Rosenthal, formerly with Rosenthal & Stockfish, Inc., has been in Benton Harbor Michigan handling shipping deals. He is expected to return to Chicago soon to take charge of the firm's carlot operations in the city.
P J Werveke president of Werveke Provision Company died last Thursday evening in Chicago at age 63. Funeral services were held Monday from the chapel at 318 Hast 1st street with interment in Mount Hope cemetery. He was well known to the fruit and vegetable trade and is survived by his widow and one sister.
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