Injunction Restraining Michigan Potato Dealers Dissolved
Cadillac Michigan November 13 temporary injunction against M Borenman Sons and Leonard Crossett Riley from interfering with McBain Warmers Shipping Association potato business was dissolved in Judge Fred S Lambs court and suit dismissed The issue centered on incorporation status and legal standing with arguments about contract potatoes and five year delivery terms The defendants contended the association was unincorporated and the plaintiff lacked standing leading to dismissal of the case
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Cadillac, Mich
M. Borenman & Sons
McBain and Leonard, Crosset & Riley
Greenville
McBain Warmers’ Shipping Association
Fred S. Lamb
Michigan
Melain Barmers’ Shipping Association
Ure
Pharitifes
Association
Michigan Potato and Apple Show Held
Veteran potato growers faced a tough contest at Gaylord Michigan, as their sons claimed many blue ribbons in key classes. Edward McVannell won top money in the annem class and swept the show, with Hlmer Brady Ralph Herron and others taking open class ribbons. Awards listed include F W Wyrick Alan son Elmer Brady Milo Ring Ray Warner John Appel Alba and many more across potato and apple divisions.
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Gaylord
Mich
Waterloo
Michigan
Edward McVannell
Nage County
Hlmer
Brady
Wolverine
Ralph Herron
Alpena
F. W. Wyrick
Alanson
Elmer Brady
Milo Ring
Ray Warner
John Appel
Alba
John Allis
Joseph Kocclelniak
Edward MecVannell
Peter McVannell
Theodore Hubernahl
J. D. Robinson
Levering
Ernest Pettifer
Sumner Allis
Edward Sutton
Central Lake
J. C. Redmund
Charles Herron
Michael Smilanski
Clare Scott
Vanderblit
Thomas Buel
Elmird
Frank Sheppard
John Rasmussen
K. J. Franks
C. W. Oatley
Kewadin
W. J. Houghton
Petoskey
Willam Severance
East Jordan
George Coultes
Charles Krussel
Chicago Produce Men Join University Market Research Plan
Chicago on November 4 hosted a luncheon at the Quadrangle Club where produce market leaders and association secretaries met with University of Chicago School of Commerce faculty and graduate students. The program launched a cooperative community research fund project on the history and development of Chicago cold storage, with leaders like L B Kilbourne and E S Briggs outlining industry needs and trade perspectives.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
School of Commerce and Administration
L. B. Kilbourne
Central Cold Storage Company
E. S. Briggs
American Fruit and Vegetable Shippers’ Association
I. F.stockell
American Warehousemen’s Association
Trade Association
Harrison Jones
National Poultry, Butter and Egg Association
I.F. Stockell
George H. McCauliffe
School of Commerce
University
W. H. Spencer
J. O. McKinsey
N. W. Barnes
J. L. Palmer
E. L. Rhoades
T. O. Yntema
J. W. Charlton
B. A. Duddy
L. C. Sorrell
J. L. Browning
R. C. Journey
J. B. Bearnson
C. B. Davidson
R. H. Engle
A. J. Weaver
B. F. Dummeter
Lewiston Apples and Lettuce Shipments Peak in District
In Lewiston Idaho the apple harvest is closed though many apples remain in packing houses with Winesaps stored for later shipment. Spinach and lettuce shipments continue with 174 head lettuce carloads by Nov 7 and 29 apple carloads the week ending Nov 7. A cold snap from Nov 5 to 7 dropped temperatures to 3 to 25 degrees. growers report strong demand and high returns, including a dealer selling 400 crates from one acre.
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Lewiston
Idaho
Canadian Potato Buying Falls Then Rebounds Across Regions
Winnipeg reports American buyers halted large purchases after a price drop and frost damaged stocks arrive from Minneapolis and Grand Forks. Manitoba crop remains adequate. prices rise to 1.25 per bushel in US and Eastern Canada, while Ontario crop slumps due to dry rot. Calgary and Edmonton markets show strong selling with 60 cents per bushel.
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Winnipeg
Can
Minneapolis
Grand Forks
Manitoba
United States
Canada
Ontario
Thunder Bay
Port Arthur
Toronto
British Columbia
Pacific Coast
Alberta
Edmonton
Michigan Farmers Form Advisory Board
Lansing November 13 An advisory board formed by farm organizations to counsel farmers on prices crop and market conditions It will not engage in marketing but serve as a clearing house for reliable market information It surveyed the bean situation noting the national crop near normal with harvest weather cutting it to about normal A B Cook Owosso elected president James N McBride Burton vice president Charles B Scully Almont secretary Executive committee members named including Mrs Dora H Stockman Milton Grinnell Clemens Clarence Diehl Dansville C H Bramble Lansing Michael L Noon Jackson Prof John T Horner Michigan State College East Lansing Congressman Bird J Vincent Saginaw and I R Waterbury Detroit
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan
A. B. Cook
Owosso
James N. McBride
Burton
Charles B. Scully
Almont
Dora H. Stockman
Milton Grinnell
Mr. Clemens
Clarence Diehl
Dansville
C. H. Bramble
Michael L. Noon
Jackson
John T. Horner
Michigan State College
Michigan Canning Co Adjudged Bankrupt
Grand Rapids, Mich November 13 United States District Court adjudged Thomas Daggett Canning Company bankrupt on creditors petition Conti nental Can Company Lamont Corliss Co Bain Peanut Co were creditors alleging debts over 100 000 and insolvency The firm had been in receivership and dissolution and operated plants at Coopersville Hartford and Grand Rapids
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Grand Rapids
Mich
United States District Court
Thomas Daggett Canning Company
Continental Can Company
New York City
Lamont, Corliss & Co
New York
Bain Peanut Company
Norfolk
Canning Company
Coopersville
Hartford
Trucking Michigan celery to Chicago from Hamilton
Hamilton Michigan celery growers plan direct shipments to Chicago by a 300 case truck on each trip. Trips will run daily until harvest ends, aiming to market celery by early February. The operation uses air insulated and exhaust heated bodies to guard against cold.
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Hamilton, Mich
Hamilton
Chicago
Freeze Caught Many Apples Unharvested in Michigan Orchards
In Belding Michigan on November 13 Luther one of Central Michigan's leading apple growers reports 1500 to 1800 barrels of apples in Orleans township orchards ruined by October freeze. He notes a daily picking rate of 300 barrels and that 21 rail cars were shipped before the loss. The frozen fruit is being tested at St Johns to determine cider value.
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Belding
Mich
Luthers
Michigan
Orleans Township
Hat
St. Johns
Record Tomato Yield in Indiana Reported
Scottsburg Ind Nov 13 What is believed to be the record production of tomatoes in the state of Indiana is reported. The item notes an unusually large harvest for the season, highlighting the scale and potential implications for markets and farmers. Local figures and agency attributions are referenced.
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Scottsburg
Ind
Bel
Indiana
Tomato harvest nets large yield on small Vienna plot
On the Joe Yunker farm at Vienna Claude Holton, train dispatch patcher for Interstate Public Service Company, raised 33 830 pounds nearly 17 tons of tomatoes on slightly less than one acre. Holton received 237 23 for the crop.
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Vienna Canning Company
Joe Yunker
Vienna
Claude Holton
Interstate Public Service Company
Holton
Many Beans Will Not Be Harvested in Mich
Dimondale Michigan reporting that despite October weather the local elevator received more than 8000 bags of beans of good quality. Several fields remain unharvested and after October freeze and snow storms the beans in the fields are badly damaged. If harvested, they will be used as hog feed at about 50 percent yield.
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Dimondale
Mich
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