Rogue River Valley Fruit Growth Prospects In Oregon
Medford and Ashland lead Rogue River valley fruit production with 5 000 acres bearing and 30 000 more young trees. Outlook notes strong demand, high prices for Comice pears and Newtown apples, shipments to New York and London, and a growing industry aided by unions, real estate firms, and irrigation plans.
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Medford
Ore
Hood River Valley
Rogue River Valley
Oregon
Northwest
United States
Rogue River
Jemuntry
Parry Ape
Spekewall
A. B. Medford
New York
Newtown
London
California
Bear Creek
Lewis
L. Bennett
Packer
Bennett
Rogue River Fruit Growers
Loy
Himelf
W. T. York & Co
F. C. Page
Mitchell & Beck
Ashland
Portland
Ashland Fruit ‘Growers
Azan
M. C. Lininger
C. H. Gillette
Gillette
E. C
McWilliams & Powell
Booptine
Grants Pass
Newtowns
Spitzenbergs
Grants Pasa
Best-Fuller Realty Co
Will Scoville
Orient
H. L. Andres
Joseph Moss
Thia
Drought Affects Northern Michigan Potatoes and Apples
Beulah Beulah Beulah Michigan reports a very dry season with light shipments of potatoes cabbage and apples. Years of orchard growth at Old Mission and nearby towns show many late apples and potatoes unlikely to meet previous volumes without rain. Packer man notes spraying advances and warns of continued stress on crops as storms remain uncertain.
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Old Mission
Mich
Chain of Great Lakes
Grand Traverse Bay
Traverse
Traverse City
Frankfort
Packer
Concord
Delaware
Peninsula
Teading
George Parmalee
Big Mowe
North End
P. Ladd
BE. O. Ladd
H. X. Brinkman
T. Bagley
Raverse
Oscar and
Fre&Lyong
Robert Garland
Lawrence Carrol
Frabkuchan
Perry Wollen
Qhas Coolidge
David Kelly
Ben Gearing
Am Gearing
August Seburg
Henry
Morse & Kent
Miss Morse
Miss Mant
Jacksonville
State Institute For Mates
Mission
Mike Gearing
John Holmes
D. C. Ladd
S. S. Walker
Bean
Wm. Tompkins
Walker
Mr. Tompkins
Orm
Guy Tompkins
O. B
Tate
AM. J. Gilmore
H. H. Johnson
Chas
Joseph Braneck
Winfield
Welgen
West Michigan
Henry Melferich
A. J. McManus
Gardner Dana
Wm. A. Carroll
Oliver Lardle
George Lardie
Curtis Fowler
W. Tompkins
James Lardie
John Seel
St. Joseph
G. H. Jamizon
Wm. A
Marshall
T. C. Reece
Curtis Leighton
George Mann
Frank Edgecomb
A. BP. Gray
W. B. Gray
A. B. Montegue
Charles
Robert R. Garland Nave
Mapleton
R. B.D
Hood River Apple Growers Sell Early Varieties Abroad
Hood River Apple Growers Union sold Wealthys Kings and Graven stems to 12 Crossley & Sons of New York. The 12 to 14 caps per lot will be shipped to English markets. Prices not announced but expected satisfactory to growers. Set Sept 18.
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Hood River
Ure
Poultry Shortage Weighs on Central States Markets
Reports from Ohio Indiana Kentucky and Tennessee traders describe a moderate shortage of chickens and turkeys this season. Stations from Adeline to Jeromeville Ky and outlets in Ohio report smaller spring chicken crops, mixed turkey prospects, and variable dressed poultry shipments. Egg output also constrained by high feed costs and disease.
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Cincinnatii
Packer
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Tennessee
Packer Bulletin
Adeline
Hawenville
Shelbyville
Greenup
Lebanon
Bagdad
Morehead
Fred Foduce
Barboursville
R . Catlettsburg
Huntington
Catlettsburg
Ashland
Ironton
Allensville
LacCenter
Monticello
Allen
Onton
Telesboro
Smithland
Corydon
Adkins
Willard
Sonora
Allegre
Bardwell
Ike
Calhoun
Owensboro
Allen Springs
Manafield
Jeffersonville
Bowling Green
Wharton
Ege
Jedt Gaon
Saen Gee
New Carlisle
Jenera
Spring Valley
Bremen
Kelley
Hamilton
Beckett
Jeromeville. O
New Poultry System Formed To Aid Local Trade
Chicago shippers and live poultry dealers form the Chicago Carload Live Poultry Assn to reform handling, combat overfeeding, and stabilize carlot rates. Officials not yet elected. aims include unified buyers, commission rules, and regular market operations amid current overfeeding and cut-rate competition fears.
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Chicago
Chicago Carload Live Poultry Agsss
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Ieee
Sena
Cromwell Lowrie Co Fails in East Fourth Street Assignment
Kansas City reports W H Cromwell Lowrie Co assigned to James H Modie of Independence Mo after years of small accounts and delayed bills. The company handled fruits vegetables apples and similar lines with limited local shippers and unaffirmed asset details.
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Kansas City
W.hr. Cromwell-Lowrie Com. Co
East Fourth Street
James H. Modie
Independence
W. R. Cromwell
W. S. Cromwell
Cromwell
Cromwell Fruits& Com. Co
Walnut Street
First Dinner Opens 1905-06 Season for Local Dealers
Secretary McNamara announces the opening dinner for the 1905-06 season to be held September 26 at 6 45 P M at the Kupper hotel in Kansas City. The event aims for broad attendance from local and surrounding dealers to discuss plans for the winter course and future dinners.
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McNamara
Kansas City
Kupper Hotel
Lkely
Oregon Growers Assn Reports 1908 Crop Slightly Up
The Oregon Union Growers Assn reports the 1908 crop at 2 percent higher than last year with 605 meres of wreckage and 490 acres damaged. The crop condition stands at 76 percent, compared to the previous year.
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Portland
Ore
The
Oregon Union: Growers Assn
Potato crop conditions in nine leading states 1908
Washington Sept 18 reports from the Agriculture Department show potato production in nine top states. Figures compare Sept 1 1908 with Sept 1 1907 and total 1907 output, listing Maine New York Pennsylvania Ohio Illinois Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa with bushel totals and condition percentages.
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Washington
D. C
United States
Depp Ment of Agriculture
Yrago
Bul
Maine
New York
Ohio
Illinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
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Medford Jana
A. A. Miller
Grants Fass
Salem
Bagese
Dmnee W.H. Holmes
Rogue River Land Co
Benzie County
Beulah
Chrystal Lake
Benzonia
J. T. Long
Duchess
Wealthy
N. J Lee
Alexander
Benzle
Kings
Lavant
Sears
Riley Mavns
Wilson
James Miner
M. D. Perry
Frank Redding
Edward Wellman
Joseph
Redding
Apple End
Amos Link
McCrary
Jack Crawford
General Crook
Sam Marcial Ranch
New Mexico
Central States
Cromwell-Lowrie CO
Viela
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