New Produce House Opens in Danville Illinois
Danville Illinois November 9 The T and J Produce Company opens in their own building for general fruit and vegetable business Owners are Joseph H Ritschel and Tony J Faulstich Both are well known locally The modern house cost about 40000 dollars and includes offices on the second floor W W Campbell a carrot potato operator occupies part of the offices
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Danville
Ill
T. & J. Produce Company
Joseph H. Ritschel
Great Western Tea and Grocery Company
Tony J. Faulstich
W. W. Campbell
Little Change in North Dakota Potato Market Posted
Fargo North Dakota reports little change in potato market conditions over the past week. Prices remain steady and movement slow as refrigerator cars arrive and valleys move their crop. Warm weather aided growers seeking sales while roads stayed in good condition.
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North
Dakota
Fargo
N. D
Chicago Sweet Potato Market Holds Steady Prices
Chicago November 9 arrivals of sweet potatoes are light with steady demand and good prices. Virginia barrels sold around 4 to 4.25 per barrel, Jerseys hampers 2.25 to 2.50, Tennessee Nancy Halls and Minnesota Jerseys mainly fetched 1.50 for good stock.
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Chicago
Virginia
Tennessee
Nancy’ Halls
Ili Minoia
North Dakota Potato Exchange Organization Formed
The North Dakota Potato Exchange organization is moving forward rapidly in the state per campaign director C. M. Morgan. Cass County completed its county group with Roy Johnson named chairman and Lloyd Collings, A. L. Peterson, and others as committee members. Earlier meetings with Trail and Grand Forks County growers and business leaders set up preliminary committees. The state group aims to be operating in time to handle the 1924 potato crop.
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Dakaté
Co-operative Exchange
C. M. Morgan
Cass County
Roy Johnson
Casselton
Lloyd Collings
A. L. Peterson
Buffalo
John Goodman
Leonard
Henry Hill
Eric
Herman Boyce
Absaraka
Helmuth Heier
First Car Satsumas Reaches Chicago From Alabama Growers
The first car of Alabama Satsumas for the season arrived in Chicago carried by Mobile Bayview Growers’ Association and handled by Mark T. Adamson Company. Bayview fruit averaged $3.60 and fancys $3.165 per case. Adamson expects 1923 output around 500 cars, similar in tonnage to last year, with larger acreage but frost trimmed the crop.
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Chicago
Alabama
Satsumas
Chisano
Mobile Bayview Growers’ Association
Mark T. Adamson
Bayview
Spinach Movement Expands in St Louis Market
Spinach is moving freely from the St Louis area with about five to six cars daily. The crop matches last year or grows slightly, and movement should continue until freezing weather. Spinach is packed in bushel baskets, each basket feed. Purple top turnips are also moving readily, with the market now in full blast and expected to last two to three weeks longer. Turnips are packed in bushel baskets.
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St. Louis
First Florida oranges arrive on local market at good prices
First car of Florida oranges to reach the local market was received by L. Singer & Sons. The fruit was of good quality and met fair demand with box prices from 3 to 5.60 dollars. Chicago visitor C. G. Enos, of Enos & Co., receivers and distributors of fruits and vegetables, spent the week here with D. M. Lino company.
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Florida Orangey
Kansas City
L. Singer & Sons
C. G. Enos
Chicago
Co. G. Enos & Co
Philadelphia
D. M
Lino
Chicago Vegetable Market Faces Firmer Prices
Chicago November market notes firmer tone with little volume change across greens. Lettuce declines tied to quality while celery and beans show strong demand. cucumbers and peppers command higher prices. Local and regional supply from Michigan Illinois Iowa California and Florida anchored receipts and prices.
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Chicago
Washington
Hudsonville
Michigan
Golden Heart
Kalamazoo
Illinois
Iowa
Indiana
Walla Walla
Florida
California
Louisiana
Duluth
St.Louis
Baltimores
Choige
Wedding of Miss Dorothy Lentin and Mr Bert Cohen
Miss Dorothy Lentin oldest daughter of Mike Lentin of the Co operative Marketing Agency and Bert Cohen president of Intravenous Specialty Company were married last Thursday night. A dinner and reception at Chase Hotel with about 200 guests then the couple left for a honeymoon visiting New York City and New Orleans. They will be at home at the Huntington Apartments. Lentin is well known in trade circles for attending many conventions.
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St. Louis
Dorothy Lentin
Mike Lentin
Co-operative Marketing Agency
Bert Cohen
Chase Hotel
New York City
New Orleans
Hunnington Apartments
Ss Lentin
Proper methods of keeping apples in Indiana
Purdue extension member C L Burkholder explains apple storage guidance for Indianapolis readers. Apples should be picked before excessive ripening and stored in an open shed overnight then moved to a cool cellar with minimal openings. Pack in paper lined barrels, cover, and bury with straw and dirt in well drained ground to prevent freezing while preserving best varieties for winter through to spring.
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Indianapolis
Ind
C. L. Burkholder
Purdue University
New Apple Seedling No 303 Shows Strong Performance
A Missouri Agricultural Experiment Station release notes Seedling No 303 a Rome Geniton cross as a late blooming, high yielding apple. Despite a spring freeze in 1921 it gave heavy crops in 1922 and 1923, with uniform performance across varied weather. Its color bloom flavor and storage life mark it as promising for propagation.
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Columbia, Mo
Missouri Agricultural Experiment Station
Rome
A. M. Burroughs
Department of Horticulture
Missouri Station
Purdue Unveils New University Irrigation Plant
Lafayette Ind Nov 9 a new irrigation system at Purdue University will water more than 16 acres of vegetable gardening crops on the Horticultural farms. Officials say it is the largest and best equipped university system in the country. Three and one half acres use permanent overhead irrigation and ten to two acres use temporary lines, with a water main enabling subirrigation and furrow irrigation for instructional and experimental work.
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Lafayette
Ind
Purdue University
Hind & Fuchs Firm to Rename in St Louis Change
Hind and Fuchs Niermann Company shareholders voted to rename the business Hind and Fuchs Co., Inc. A. J. Niermann, once tied to the firm, has been inactive and now operates his own venture under his name. Hind & Fuchs Co., Inc. remains affiliated with Hind & Fuchs in Indianapolis, Indiana.
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Ja. Butterman
Chicago
J. Buttermen
Kramer, Erenburg, & Co
J. Butterman
St. Louis
Hind & Fuchs, Niermann Company
Hind & Fuchs Co., Inc
A. J.niermann
Hind & Fuchs Company, Inc
Hind & Fuchs
Indianapolia
Ind
National Apple Week Apples Ship From Washington
Spokane reports thousands of Yakima apples mailed nationwide for National Apple Week. Containers are three-inch cubes of pasteboard, each side bearing a letter to spell Yakima with a line describing the apple variety.
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Spokane
Wash
Apple shipment and show highlight Oregon exhibit
Springfield Missouri reports 64 cars of apples shipped in the week ending Wednesday night, totaling 624 cars with prospects of reaching 800. Local buyers pay 1 per cwt for shipping apples. Freewater Oregon hosts the East End Apple Show with a record fruit display and over 700 in prizes along with merchandise trophies.
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Springfield
Springdale
Freewater
Ore
California Olives Shipments Reach Midwest Markets
Lindsay Calif Nov 9 Local growers begin shipping olives to mid Western markets. A Chicago firm has bought 300 to 400 tons and shipped the third car to the market last week. Another firm is reported to be in for about 1700 tons.
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California
Lindsay
Calif
Chicago
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C. H. Weaver & CO
Pittsburgh
United Shippers Produce Exchange, Inc
Exclusive Shippers
N. Clark St
Penn. Ave
Pittsburch
F.E. Baldwin & CO
Potato Specialists
Kramer, Erenburg & Co
Steer & Olson
Ottawa, Ill
W. Lowoon Treas
J. C. Mittelate
R. S. Headley
Mgr
Wayne & Low
Fruit and Produce Commission
Water &J. Chicago
Corn Exchange
Bank of Commerce
Iitiwais
New Produce House
Danville, Ill
N.D
Idaho
Ancy
Colorado
New York
Romaine
Ohio
G.M.H. Wagner & Sons
W. So. Water St
Potato Shippers
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Dakotas
United States
Packer
Charlie Hechtman
Osseo
Hechtman
Charlie
Produce Sales Company
Chicago, Illinois
Fruit-Produce Rating Agency
Danny Ky
Mississippi
Cotter Bros. Co
Tllinois
Acme Paper Mills, Inc
40Th and Packers
U. S
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