Boosters Hear Shoemaker Denounce Radicals in Philadelphia
Philadelphian speaker at the Boosters weekly meeting denounces Bolsheviks and European radicals. He urges undivided Americanism, loyalty to Old Glory, and defense of liberty while praising American institutions and the nation’s wartime heritage.
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Pacific Coast
Russia
America
Germany
Europe
Hell
Old City
Rome
Paul
Apple Day at Charleston and New Fruit Plant notes
Apple Day in Charleston S C receives new plant crate specifications and discusses spray controls for watermelon anthracnose. Reports cover butter consumption in Paris, rising freight charges, and brisk fruit shipments in Cincinnati, Nashville, and Dallas with market gossip from Myrtle and Martinsburg.
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Charleston
S. C
Paris
Baltimore
Ohio
Kansas City
New Orleans
Dalas
Nashville
Ohio Valley
Cincinnati
New Orchard Company
Martinsburg
Dean Fulton Reports on Northwest Apples and California Tour
Dean Fulton of Robert T. Cochran & Co. returns from the Northwest apple districts and California and says boxed apple deals may succeed. He notes high Jonathan prices at packing sheds, pace of sales, and a longshoremen strike impact. He mentions California crops and a potential wave of vegetables, plus a bill to extend the Lever Act introduced in Congress.
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Missouri
Bureau of Markets
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Houston
Co. D. Jarratt
San Angelo
Texarkana
New York
Dean Fulton
Robert T. Cochran & Co
Northwest
California
Packerman
Jonathans
Ls Angeles
Pasadena
Report on Produce Reporter Case Devlps Next Week
Chicago November 14 The Produce Reporter Company seeks an injunction to stop the circulation of The New Agency's Guide Book in a case evolving from the Fruit-Produce Rating Agency dispute. Judge Carpenter set a hearing for next Tuesday after written stipulations and oral arguments on the legal questions involved.
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Chicago
Che Packer
Carpenter
Levy Mayer
Tme
Judge Carpenter
Produce Reporter Company
Advertising Rates Lift Urged Amid Paper Shortage
At the American Newspaper Publishers Association convention in New York, leaders urged higher advertising and subscription rates, smaller paper sizes, and flexible contracts. They cited a worldwide paper shortage with a 10 percent overconsumption and projected annual shortfalls of about 200,000 tons.
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American Newspaper Publishers’Association
R. S. Kellogg
Newsprint Service Bureau
National League News Apple Shippers to Meet
New York reports 24 new applications since last January bringing total to 170 and expected to exceed 200 for the Cleveland convention. New branches formed at Macon Georgia and Savannah with seven and ten members. Interstate case on Perishable Protective Tariff No 1 before Commission. French will attend Joint Council meeting in Chicago November 20 21 22. New York Apple Shippers Association meeting set for November 18 with addresses by French and Hearty.
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Robert 8. French
National League of Commission Merchants
French
Cleveland
League
Macon
Savannah
Charleston
Augusta
Washington
Phillips
Tradwell
Jhas
Pacific
Atlantic Seaboard
Interstate Commerce Commission
International Apple Shippers’ Association
Western Fruit Jobbers’ Association
Sher‘man
Chicago
E. W. J. Hearty
Onion market rises on light receipts and better demand
York on November 14 reports light receipts and weather delaying shipments, lifting the onion market about one percent on 4d stock and two dollars per cwt on white. 48 sold rather actively this week, with 41 onions on the market. White stock from Indiana and other areas ranged from five to seven dollars per cwt, while best state yellows brought 3 5.25 and Massachusetts stock 4.50 to 4.75 per cwt. Orange county quality was poor and moved around 2 to 3.50 per cwt. Expectations of higher prices prompt more liberal shipments.
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Arters
Indiana
Massachusetts
Orange County
Judgment Against Davis & Davis Inc in NYC License Case
A $100 judgment was issued in the Municipal Court against Davis & Davis Inc a small concern at 73 West 131st Street for operating a commission business without a license The firm composed of three Black men J A Davis president M E Davis treasurer and J A Haynes secretary The case followed a complaint from Sodus Fruit Farm involving shipments and alleged overstatement of store operations and exports though investigators found only a few small outlets and a private dwelling used as a warehouse
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Sodus Fruit Farm
New York
Davis & Davis, Inc
West One Hundred and Thirty-first Street
Eugene H. Porter
J. A. Davis
M. E. Davis
J. A. Haynes
MM. E Davis
Haynes
Department of Farms and Markets
Sodus
N. Y
W. VU
H. W. Davis
Barclay Street
Daad Davisy
Adsentia
Commission
Convention Plans for American Fruit and Vegetable Shippers
Chicago hosts the second annual American Fruit and Vegetable Shippers Association convention January 21 to 23 at the Sherman House with a special train for Western fruit jobbers leaving January 27 for San Francisco. Committees set publicity, hotel, and reception duties. reservations urged early. Henry Schrader leads hotel arrangements. officials Miller Cumming Lorch and Schrader underscore a mix of work and entertainment.
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American Fruit and Vegetable Shippers’ Association
Chicago
Western Fruit Jobbers
San Francisco
American, Fruit and Vegetable Shippers’ Association
RE. P. Miller
Robert Cumming
M. W. Lorch
H. ©. Schrader
Cumming
Henry @. Schrader
Associated Fruit Company
N.clark Street
J. Ellis Slater
C. J. Wignall
H. C. Schrader
B. B. Nell
Western Fruit Jobbers Convention
Boosters Club
W. L. Wagner
C. A. Kerr
Burlington
Denver & Rio Grande
Southern Pacific
Kansas City
St. Louis
Ralph Hoxie
E. P. Miller
W.L. Wagner
G. M. H. Wagner & Sons
N. Clark Street
Co. A. Kerr & Co
W. So. Water Street
New York Adopts New Rules for Cold Storage Eggs
The Council of Farms and Markets replaces earlier dairy rules with new standards effective immediately. Key provisions require the label cold storage on egg cartons, visible marking, clear invoices, defined storage temperature and duration, and prohibition on altering stamps. The Dillon rule mandating each storage eye stamp is repealed after trade consultations.
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New York
Council of Farms and Markets
Commissioner of Foods and Markets
Dillon
Butter and Egg Men Parade Through New York Trails
Visiting butter and egg traders arrive in New York on their way south. Alton B Briggs of Boston is seen in the city this week. Others on the Mercantile Exchange list include J. S. McLean from Toronto A. L. Ullman of Chicago H. W. Sanderson of Chicago M. J. Sheffield of Evansville J. H. Hackett of Lowell and J. M. Waecher of Pittsburgh.
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Alton WB. Briggs
Boston
Mercantile Exchange
J. S. McLean
Toronto
A. L. Ullman
Chicago
H. W. Sanderson
M. J. Sheffield
Evansville
Ind
J. H. Hackett
Lowell
Mass
J. M. Waecher
Pittsburgh
Julius D Mahr Likely To Be Re elected President
New York Nov 14 The nomination committee of the New York Merchantile Exchange has been appointed and the annual election will occur December 9 Julius D Mahr is expected to be nominated and re elected president
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New York
New York Mercantile Exchange
Julius D. Mahr
Butter Owned By J A Long Is Released
The butter owned by Indiana shipper J A Long held by federal authorities on hoarding charges will be released. Long had 8000 tubs in Jersey City 3000 in Binghamton New York and 4800 in Springfield Massachusetts. He agreed to refrain from suing the government in exchange for immediate release and compensation for any damages.
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New York
J. A. Long
Indiana
Long
Changes in White and Sweet Potato Crops in November Forecast
Washington reports the government preliminary white potato crop at 352,025,000 bushels, down about 48,000,000 from 1918 and 14,000,00 below the 1913-17 average, while sweet potatoes reach 103,000,000 bushels, 3,500,000 above October estimates and 16,500,000 above 1918, with 34,000,00 above the average.
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Washington, D. C
Comley Shoemaker tells what to do with the Bolsheviks
A brief column notes Comley Shoemaker’s stance on Bolshevik policy. Also mentioned are legal judgments against Davis & Davis of New York and upcoming Produce Reporter versus a news agency, with other market and general news items scattered through the index.
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Comley
Davis & Davis
New York
J. A. Long
Dean Fulton
West
N. Y
National League News
J. D. Mahr
Yeeleden
England
Baltimore
Winchester
York State
James Sawyer
Bahama Temp
Mes
Cabbage Prices Rise Amid Demand and Short Supply in Midwest
Chicago, Nov. 14. An active demand and scarce railcar supply push cabbage prices higher this week. Traders note under normal holdings, Wisconsin warehouses hold about 65 percent of typical mid November stock. Harvest movement was active, but future supply will hinge on warehouse deals as growers hold little back this season.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Ares
November Apple Crop Report Shows More Fruit Than Month Ago
The United States commercial apple crop totals 24,416,000 barrels as of November 1, up 1,239,000 from October. Western states drive gains despite Washington and Oregon freezes, with 32,478,000 boxes anticipated, up 2,944,900 from October. Arkansas and Washington areas show slight increases, while overall 1919 comparisons place the crop above prior year projections. Continued analysis on page 5AA.
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Washington
D. C
United States
Bureau of Crop Estimates
Oregon
Utah
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Union of the United Stated of America
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Coming Co
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