Carl Kimball Explains Grape Deal Failures This Season
Carl Kimball chairman of the New York California Grape Sales Committee says shippers destroyed profit potential by shipping low quality grapes and flouting the Control Board. He notes underestimation of the crop, heavy shipments, and a flood of invisible grapes that undermined eastern markets.
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California
New York
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York
Carl Kimball
New York California
Control Board of California
Mr. Kimball
Alifornia
Board of Control
Control Board
Louisiana Tangerines in National Markets This Season
Louisiana tangerines have grown popular in markets nationwide and demand around the Thanksgiving and Christmas periods is typically strong. This year's deal is expected to be highly satisfactory to growers and shippers in the trade.
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Louisiana
New Orleans
The Produce Packer Trade Weekly
A free sample copy of The Produce Packer is offered, featuring market and trade news for shippers and distributors of eggs, poultry, butter, hides, wool, furs, and related produce. The publication focuses on commercial production and marketing of fruits and vegetables.
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Tie Packer
Produce Packer
Idaho Dealers Plan National Ad Campaign For Potatoes
The Idaho Potato Dealers Association meeting in Pocatello on November 15 urged a nationwide advertising drive to boost Idaho potato demand. A five member committee was formed to craft plans and funding, with results to be shared at the January meeting.
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State Dealers Association
Pocatello
Idaho
Idaho Potato Dealers Association
Bannock Hotel
Charles J. Carlson
Harry E. Young
Idaho Falls
Carl Gill
E. S. Harper
Ire Gudmundsen
Burley
Ume
J. C. McCarroll
Harry Young
Mr. Young
Mississippi River
Harper
Harry Kearn
Harry Yost
Boise
Harold Wood
Carl Gilb
Detroit Firm Offers Creditors Half Cash Now
M Kaplan of Detroit, owner of the Cadillac Fruit Company at 2430 Market Street Eastern Market, stops business after owing over $1,000 to Detroit Union Product Terminal and $1,690 to Detroit Fruit Auction. Kaplan proposed creditors take 50 cents on the dollar with staged payments. creditors countered with 26 percent now and notes for 25 percent each later. A bankruptcy ultimatum looms as a decision deadline nears.
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Detroit
Cadllac Fruit Company
Market Street
Eastern Market
Detroit Union
M. Kaplan
Kaplan
Beware of H. V. Makely Cashing Bad Checks
New York dispatch reports H. V. Makely from Lyndonville New York was in the city attempting to cash a check drawn on the Citizens State Bank of Lyndonville. The bank reportedly rejected the check after it had been pro tested and returned and Makely has faced multiple arrests over similar offenses.
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New York
H. V. Makely
Lyndonvile
N. Y
Citizens State Bank of
Lyndonville
Makely
Wallabout Market Group Feeds the Needy in NYC
At a Wallabout Market Athletic Association meeting the board arranged food collection and distribution for the hungry. Members and non members donated several tons of vegetables and a fund up to 500 dollars will buy fruit and vegetables during oversupply to distribute to hungry people. The association maintains a fact finding committee and plans to pursue topics through the winter.
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New York
Wallabout Market Athletic Association
Board of Governors
Convention Plans for Shippers and League Leaders
In Chicago on January 19 the American Fruit and Vegetable Shippers Association prepares for its annual reunion. The event blends business talks on trade conditions with social events and a banquet. Meetings run Tuesday to Wednesday at the Palmer House, with speakers and large delegate turnout expected.
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Chicago
American Fruit and Vegetable Shippers Association
Yell
Association
Palmer House
National Potato Division
Brokers di
Embezzlement Charge Leads to Grand Jury for Alfred Damus
Latimer of the San Antonio Orchard Company alleges the Damus Fruit Company owes 10 116 64 for 19 carloads of grapes shipped September 27. Damus is held for the State Grand Jury meeting in December after a hearing he attended with Latimer testifying Damus Fruit Company unpaid on the cars.
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Pittsburgh
Charles Latimer
San Antonio Orchard Company
Ontario
Calif
Damus Fruit Company
Blythe Scott Weddell
Latimer
Alfred Damus
Damus
Sol Goldstein
Sol Bercutt Peddler Sought for Worthless Checks
Tulsa authorities pursue Sol Bercutt a peddler who passed bad checks for Nash Brinlee fruits and vegetables. He disappeared from Tulsa then reappeared in Sterling Illinois leaving a car bought with a bad check later found abandoned in Chicago. He also owes several Chicago South Water Market jobbers.
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Tulsa
Okla
Sol Bercutt
Nash-Brinlee
Bercutt
Sterling
Ill
Roosevelt Road
Chicago
South Water Market
No Apple Sales by Unemployed in Chicago
Chicago on November 21 reports Governor Emerson's committee on unemployment rejection of a plan to let unemployed people sell apples on the streets without a license. The idea received no endorsement and shows no signs of relenting this week.
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Chicago
Emerson
New Elk Street Market Nears Opening in Buffalo
Buffalo dispatch reports the New Elk Street Market on New York Central tracks near Scott Chicago and Perry streets aims for occupancy within a week. The two sister buildings total 40 units with large loading platforms, daylight canopies, and fireproof construction to serve about 40 fruit and vegetable dealers.
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Buffalo
Elk Street
New York Central
Scott, Chicago
Perry Streets
S. S. Dale & Sons Co Files Bankruptcy Petition
The Prentiss Mississippi firm S. S. Dale & Sons Co. filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition listing assets about 113000 dollars and liabilities around 80000 dollars. The fire destroyed storehouse and stock, worsening crops and collection problems for their furnishing business. The business, established 30 years ago by the late S. S. Dale, was one of the area's oldest.
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S. S. Dale
California Fruit Growers Exchange Dominates Orange Traffic
Los Angeles Nov 21 The annual report shows the California Fruit Growers Exchange shipped 32916 cars of oranges and others 11703 cars, giving the Exchange 73 percent of the crop. The cooperative, formed over 85 years ago, is praised as highly successful and integral to California citrus marketing.
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Los Angeles
California Fruit Growers Exchange
California
Exchange
Market drop liability case in New York piracy railroad
The Municipal Court of New York City on June 6 1930 ruled against the Pennsylvania Railroad in favor of Cochran and Co Inc for losses from a drop in market on perishable potatoes. The carrier held shipments to fit its schedule causing damages. a verdict awarded damages just under what was requested.
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New York
Packer
Municipal Court of
New York City
Pennsylvania Railroad
Robert T. Cochran & Co. Inc
Municipal Court of the City of
Port Norfolk
New York man Walter Gargiulo arrested overfalse financial statement
Walter Gargiulo, of New York, was arrested in the Criminal Courts building on a charge of making a false financial statement. The case links to Nicholas Caricato John Fierro and Mrs Pauline McNally with alleged forged names and inflated real estate claims used to obtain about 3000 from Marine Midland Trust Company. Arraignment is set for next Wednesday.
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New York
Walter Gargiulo
Nicholas P. Caricato
John Fierro
Pauline McNally
Packer
Simpson
Criminal Courts
Irwin Weinstein
Park Place
Tassini & Salisch, Inc
Gargiulo
Marine Midland Trust Company
Apple Exports Reach High Weekly Totals
For the week ending November 15 United States and Canada exports of apples totaled 239,039 barrels and 822,964 boxes. Year to date exports rose to 1,711,528 barrels and 4,535,379 boxes, versus 1,406,835 barrels and 2,417,496 boxes at the same point last year.
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New York
United States
Canada
International Apple Association
Warning on deceptive license letters for fruit and vegetable dealers
A 1930 report warns New York brokers that fake letters from a patent attorney solicit $50 per license and $25 per branch, promising easy federal licenses from the Department of Agriculture. It explains no attorney is needed and urges recipients to file directly with government blanks costing $10.
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Borah Summers
Patent and Trademark Lawyer
New York
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Co. G. Enos Company
Washington Street
Devery
J. E. M. Fetherstonhaugh
Madison Avenue
Joseph J. O'Brien
Enos
Messrs C. G. Enos Company
New York City
Congress
Rosenblum Opens Laredo Offices Reaffirms Produce Focus
Joseph Rosenblum returns to Laredo after a three month tour through California and the east. He reopens offices in the James Moore building and will continue spinach and onion trades as before. He dismisses rumors of quitting produce for other ventures, stating his core business remains his life’s work.
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Laredo
Tex
Joseph Rosenblum
California
James- Moore
Packer
Rosenblum
Boston Trader Israel Gold in Financial Trouble
Boston merchants were shocked by the weakened finances of Israel Gold of Clinton Street a fruit and vegetable dealer. He met with creditors to explain his position and pledged to continue business with confidence he will meet debts totaling about 5000 dollars despite extensive real estate holdings.
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Boston
Israel Gold
Clinton S Treet
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Organizations of Fruit and Vegetable Industry
Grand Jury
New Elk Street
New York Central Terminal
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S. S. Dale & Sons Co
State of California
Apple Exports
Secretary of Agriculture
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