Attacks Indiana Tax Law
Indianapolis suit challenges Indiana gross income tax on business income earned in other states. The Harry Smith Poultry Company seeks to strike the section taxing gross income abroad on Congress permission, reflecting a wave of similar court actions. Bruce Armstrong, brother of J T Armstrong of Pacific Fruit Express, dies at 46. funeral services held in Chicago with interment at Oakwood cemetery.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Ind
Harry Smith Poultry Company, Inc
New York Street
Congress
Kim Armstrong
Chicago
Bruce Armstrong
J. TS Armstrong
Pacific Fruit Express
Oakwood Cemetery
Jimh Armstrong
Wisconsin cranberry crop smaller than 1935 output
Madison Wis Nov 27 The Crop Reporting Service estimates Wisconsin cranberry production at about 59 000 barrels for this year down from 81 000 last year Growers now harvest 2 300 producing marsh acres Heat and drought cut the potential record crop Despite state leadership in commercial production Wisconsin ranks third nationwide Massachusetts leads with 360 000 barrels New Jersey 75 000 barrels national production 515 300 barrels down from 619 500 in 1935 and the five year average 581 023
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
United States Departments of Agriculture
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Washington
Oregon
United States
Pacific Coast
Venison Offered by Local Producers at Grand Rapids Market
Venison appeared as a new offering at the Grand Rapids wholesale market this week not for sale. James Sherman and his brother Joseph Sherman displayed the meat from deer they shot on the Frank Smith farm in Luther. The shermans are city produce inspectors and a local businessman, and they procured the deer shortly after hunting season opened.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
James Sherman
Joseph
Jim
Joe
Frank Smith
Luther
Chicago Street Notes overview of buyers and travelers
Chicago market chatter lists visiting shippers and executives from Fruit Auction Sales, Dezauche & Son, International Apple Association, C H Weaver & Co, Caruso Distributors, Fox & Godding Co, Dwinnell Brothers Orchards, and others. Mentions trips to Florida California Minneapolis Kansas City Cuba and a new grandson born Armistice day. Names include Charles W Irrgang Jr and Jerry Fox Jr among frequent travelers and market contacts.
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Charles W. Irrgang
Florida
Charles W. Irrgane, Jr
Deerlodge Grove
Killarney
Fla
Irrgang
J. F. Dezauche
Dezauche& Son
Opelousas
R. G. Phillips
International Apple Association
Rochester
N. Y
Oregon Horticultural Society to Meet in Hood River
The 51st annual Oregon Horticultural Society meeting will be held December 11 and 12 in Hood River. Topics include preservation by quick freezing, moth sprays, and fertilizers. O T McWhorter notes marketing problems, fewer fruit exports, and sluggish domestic markets.
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Hood River
Ore
Oregon Horticultural Society
O. T. McWhorter
J. E. Klaine
Pacific Northwest Fruits, Inc
F. L. Ballard
Oregon State College Extension Service
F. I. Overley
Washington State College
C. L. Long
Apple Growers Association
Legislature Farm Minded in Michigan Assembly
Nearly one third of the coming Michigan legislature elected to convene January 2 shows farm ties. Thirty house members are farmers, with many others owning or operating farms as a sideline. Senators also include members who operate farms.
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Lansing
Mich
House of Representatives
Senate
Holiday demand for green vegetables on Chicago market
Chicago market reports strong holiday demand for green vegetables with ample offerings. Beans, broccoli, cauliflower and carrots show varied prices across Florida, California, Oregon, and New Jersey crates and bushels. Lettuce movement slows while peppers, spinach, and sweet potatoes price steady to weak amid ample supply. William L. Wagner discusses Ex parte 118 and classification changes affecting less than carload shipments.
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Gordon Tyrrell CO
Racine
Chicago Commission
Chicago
Florida
California
Texas
Oregon
Longe Island
Michigan
Ohio
Missouri
Chain Store Push Aims To Lift Poultry Sales Nationwide
About 200 poultry groups petitioned the National Association of Food Chains to back a national drive through year's end to boost turkey and chicken consumption. The campaign, supported by the Institute of American Poultry Industries, targets 48,000 retail chain outlets with window displays recipes and home economics material.
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Chicago
Institute of American Poultry Industries
National Association of Food Chains
United States
Association
Food Chain Organization
E. B. Heaton
Potato and Onion Kings crowned in Indiana muck crop show
In Indianapolis, Indiana, on November 27, F. C. Gaylord of Purdue crowned the state muck crop kings. Everett Troyer of Laotto won the potato title with 493.11 bushels per acre of U S No 1 Katahdin potatoes, while Andrew Milnar of Fulton County led the onion division with 1 471 98 bushels per acre on muck land.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
F. C. Gaylord
Purdue University
Everett Troyer
Laotto
U. S
Andrew Milnar
Fulton County
Refrigeration Rate Case Postponed for Feb 1 in Chicago
The Interstate Commerce Commission hearing on the refrigeration rate case I. G. c. Docket 20769, set for December 1 in Chicago at the Hotel Morrison, is postponed to February 1, 1987. The delay aids dairy and poultry groups preparing testimony and organizing talks with railroad executives in Chicago December 2 to seek a settlement on rail refrigeration costs for perishable foods.
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Chicago
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hotel Morrison
Dairy and Poultry Industries
W. M. Tuohy
National Poulty
Mutter & Egg Association
Traffic Club
Balmer House
Potato Trading Slow at Idaho Falls This Week
Idaho Falls Idaho November 27 potato trading was quiet before Thanksgiving as dealers seek improvement after the holiday. State and national shipments were moderate and inventories lighter than last week. Some dealers are low on supplies and reluctant to stock at growers prices, unhappy with narrow buying selling spreads, and delaying grading and loading in anticipation of better remuneration.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
Heavy Volume Moves At Chicago Fruit Auction
Chicago November 27 The Fruit Auction Sales Company held its largest sale in two years with 109 cars unloaded and sold from 7 30 a m to noon Perry Stern assistant general manager said it was among the biggest sales and the largest in two years about 60 carloads of oranges mandarins and tangerines were handled and prices were generally good across all commodities
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Chicago
Perry Stern
House of David to Have New Cold Storage Plant
Benton Harbor Michigan November 27 The House of David began construction this week of a new $150,000 cold storage warehouse across Twelfth Street from the Benton Harbor market. The religious colony expects to complete and equip it by spring with storage capacity for 100000 bushels of fruit. The colony now owns a small cold storage plant in St Joseph but the warehouse proved inadequate soon after completion. Since then the city has sought federal financing but got little encouragement from Washington officials.
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Benton Harbor
Mich
House of David
Twelfth Street
St. Joseph
Washington
Michigan Potato Awards at Greenville Winter Fair
Robert Nelson of Greenville won the sweep stakes award in the potato division. Katahdin was the best tuber entry among varieties shown alongside Russet Rurals Roy Johnson White Rurals Kenneth Stuart Irish Cobblers Kenneth Lee and Ronald Christensen with Greenville listed for multiple entries.
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Greenville
Mich
Robert Nelson
Roy Johnson
Kenneth Stuart
Gowen
Kenneth Lee
Ronald Christensen
Steady Tone At Milwaukee Green Vegetable Market
Arrivals of green vegetables were ample for fairly active trading with a steady tone. Beans, broccoli, cabbage, celery, lettuce, onions, and potatoes showed varied prices across regional crates, hampers, and sacks, with several items firm or slightly firmer while others remained easy or quiet amid plentiful supplies.
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Milwaukee
California
North Carolina
Oregon
New York
Chicago Potato Market Steady With Active Demand
Chicago reports strong demand for potatoes amid ample arrivals and tight receipts, keeping prices steady to firm. Idaho Russell No 1s at 2.40 to 2.72, No 2 at 2.00, Wisconsin and Michigan Round Whites at 1.80 to 1.86, Colorado McClures 2.35. Cabbage steady with ample, fair stock. New York sacks at 1 to 1.25 per pound. Local onions firm with moderate supplies. Western yellows in 50 lb bags 0.75 to 0.85, whites 0.90 to 1.25, midwest yellows 0.80 to 0.85, whites No 1 0.75 to 0.85.
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Michigan
California
Colorado
Oregon
Idaho
Wisconsin
U. 8. Is
Idaho Russel Burbanks
Colorado McClures
Red
Virginia
Chicago
Idaho Russell
New York
South Carolina
Texas
Lerner Fruit & Produce opens Chicago branch at Water Market
Lerner Fruit & Produce Company of St. Louis opened a Chicago branch this week in room 711 Produce Exchange building 216 South Water Market. Simon Siegel will head the office and be responsible for a full line of carrots fruits and vegetables.
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Chicago
Lerner Co
Lerner Fruit & Produce Company of
St. Louis
Produce Exchange
South Water Market
Simon Siegel
Siegel
Excellent Potato Yield Reported in Michigan Field
Traverse City Michigan November 27 Melil Morrison a potato grower reports a record Russet Rural yield from a 4.4 acre field harvesting 277 bushels per acre with only 4 percent grading No 2
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Traverse City
Mich
Melil Morrison
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A. S
C.H. Weaver
Western
Southern
RO & Ae Inc
AGO Os Panes
Ms Market
Rio
Fabnentock, Inc
Peoria
3Ds, Inc
ITH Water Mare E Agency
Pratt
Mallory Deroux
City
Akron Grocery Co
Ohie Gilbert Grocery Co
Portsmouth
Ohie
Mow River ‘Grocery Co
Histon, W. Va
P.w. Coppersmith
Zustadusnea
South Waters Market Commission
Pistributore
ABLES
Rei
the Packer
Geo. Hitz& Co
Indianapolis, Ind
Chicago Street Notes
A. T. Johnson, Jr
C.H. Weaver & Co
E.E. Conklin
Inspection Department
United States Department of Agriculture
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Anthony Caruso
Caruso Distributors, Inc
James B. Fox
Fox & Godding Company
Mrs.Box
Jerry Fox, Jr
Salinas
Jerry
Arizona
John Howe
The
Mrs. Howe
R. Stenzel
San Lorenzo
Calif
Mr. Stenzel
Dwinrett
Dwinnell Brothers Orchards
Oroville
Wash
CG. H. Robinson Company
Irwin Nathan
Cuba
Louis Sable
el Centra, Calif
Tennessee
Nancy Hall
Louisiana
Illinois
Nancy Halls
William L. Wagner
Jon
Chain Store Association
Calif.oregon
Fred E. Joyiirereving
EE Ee 216 South Water Market
L.c.l. Trucklets
Applebaum-Missner CO
Red River Valley
F.E. Baldwin & Co
Mele Lias
Anni
Novy-Hart CO
Crispo
INO
Halsted Exchange National Bank
the Bank of South Water Market
Delaware
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