T H Johnson Elected President of Utah Creamery Group
Salt Lake City Utah September 27 T H Jack Johnson manager of the Challenge Creamery and Butter Association was elected president and director of the Utah Association of Butter Manufactures and to lead its affairs this year In the measure of his long standing in dairy circles Johnson is a recognized authority on butter making and creamery management
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Salt Lake City
Utah
T. H
Jack
Johnson
Challenge Creamery and Butter Association
Utah Association of Butter Manufac
Salt Lake Creamery Leaders Elected at Annual Meeting
The Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce hosts annual meetings naming new officers for several creameries. New president succeeds John A. Nelson, with Reed Stevens as vice president and director and J. R. Beus as general manager. Other directors include Albert Black, O. B. Olsen, and BH. J. Cashin. Frank Smith and Cashin form the executive committee alongside retiring president Cashin. George L. Nelson remains executive secretary.
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Salt Lake
Walsh Departed to Fresno for Health Rest
Rd Walsh resident manager of the Pacific Fruit and Produce Company has gone to Fresno California for a time hoping to improve his health. Walsh recently returned to his office after a sick spell. Charles Tribe manager of the Service Fruit Company Ogden visited during the week.
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Rd. Walsh
1Pacific Fruit and Produce Company
Fresno
Calif
Mr. Walsh
Charles Tribe
Service Fruit Company
Ogden
Milk Plan Hearing Set for September 30
Sacramento Calif Sept 27 State Director of Agriculture A A Brock announced a hearing will be held in San Francisco Sept 30 on the proposed stabilization and marketing plan for milk shipped to San Francisco A control board has formed the plan with provisions including 62c per pound for fluid milk and strict rules against rebates refunds commissions false advertising and price discrimination Licenses for distributors would run one year and fund an educational campaign if approved
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Sacramento
Calif
A. A. Brock
San Francisco
Brock
Control Board
Chicago Street Notes Key Travel By Business Figures
Peter N. Skallerup of Peter N. Skallerup & Co returned from a two week vacation at Walker Indiana. John Denney of Central Marketing Co left for Payette Idaho to handle prune and apple deals. George Bredesen, Market Service Association assistant secretary, plans late week vacation in the east. Glynn Davies of Tolson Davies Co Harlingen Texas was in Chicago returning from a month to six weeks in England.
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Peter N. Skallerup
Peter N. Skallerup & Co
Walker, In
John Denney
Central Marketing Company
Payette
Idaho
Prune
Apple
George Bredesen
Market Service Association
East
Glynn Davies
Tolson Davies Company
Harlingen, Tex
Chicago
Mr. Davies
England
Utah Butter Makers Meet Competitive Cream Prices
Utah butter producers suspend the state code for 30 days due to a competitive market. Cream buyers from neighboring states are offering higher prices, with first grade cream priced 2 cents below the Los Angeles 91 score cube market. Production remains 50 to 55 percent below normal after drought and reduced dairy stock.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Utah Butter Manufacturers Code of Fair Competition
George L. Nelson
Nelson
Los Angeles
Fall Tournament of Detroit Traffic Club Kicks Off Season
Detroit Sept 27 The annual fall Bolt tournament of the Detroit Produce Traffic Club drew 84 players at Knollwood Country Club. Tracey Bloomer of A Jacobs Company won the Abe Isbey cup with 82, Eddie White 85, Kenneth Morrow 87. Dinner drew 102. Abe Franzblau Co presides, D A Guiley secures. Club plans fall and winter events.
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Detroit
Detroit Produce Traffic Club
Knollwood Country Club
Frank Isbey
Tracey Bloomer
A. Jacobs Company
Eddie White
W.A. White Brokerage Company
Kenneth Morrow
Abe
Turkey crop boosts output around Chatfield area
In Chatfield Minnesota on September 27 the turkey crop is reported 25 percent larger than last year. About 70 000 head will come from Lewistown and nearby territory while chickens maintain similar levels with 160 crops weekly. Egg production up 10 percent and 150 cakes weekly are planned. Most birds are fed commercial feeds and dressed and shipped by farmers.
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Chatfield
Minn
Lewistown
Wert couple returns from vacation in Pennsylvania
Cincinnati Sept 27 William Wert of the brokerage organization bearing his name here and Mrs Wert recently returned from Pennsylvania and the east where they were visiting relations on vacation Mr Wert is eastern central divisional manager of the Florida Citrus Exchange
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Vcation
Cincinnati
William Wert
Wert
Pennsylvania
Mr. Wert
Florida Clitrus Exchange
Elberta peaches lead Michigan fruit market dip held by demand
In Grand Rapids on September 27 reports show the Elberta peach deal past peak with steady prices due to trucking and shipping demand. Large Elbertas fetch 75c to $1 a bushel, with other peaches and Bartlett pears also selling steadily while apples and plums ease as peach demand dominates.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
J. H. Hales
South Havens
Halehavens
South Haven
Bartlett
Howells
Anjous
Clairgenus
Sheldons
Bartletts
Wolfe River
Twin Cities Street Notes and Market Moves
Twin Cities notes report Pat James from J R Clutts and Son and D R Russell of Albert Miller Co heading to Grand Forks for Red River valley potato movement. Minneapolis plans a municipal market with ground condemned this week. Several market changes loom as Tomato Distributing Co opens at 214 North Sixth Street with C L O Hara Fruit Co. joining part of the unit. Baseball's Commission Row team, backed by St Paul trade, finishes a flawless city season and heads to state semis. Alvin Anderson to pitch on an Orient tour managed by Max Curry. Martin Katzmarek returns from prairie chicken hunt. W H Farrell Co recovers from illness. Bill Dunkle returns after Red River valley work. Overcoats appear as temp drops over 40 degrees, amid hopes for faster fruit and veg movement.
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Commission Row
St. Paul
Alvin Anderson
Ditcher
Max Curry
Pittsburgh
Jack Riley
Labovitch Brothers
Claud W Garner Joins Wesco Foods Co in South District
Claud W Garner, formerly of Nashville Arkansas, is now connected with Wesco Foods Company. He will oversee Wesco interests in southern shipping districts, bringing 20 years of trade experience from American Fruit Growers Inc. and other major shippers. Also: Denver reports light cheese demand with steady prices across varieties and 580000 pounds in cold storage after withdrawals.
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Chicago
Wesco Foods Company
Ciara W. Garner
Nashville
Ark
Garner
Wesco
American Fruit Growers Inc
Federated
Manatee County
Tomato Distributing Co Opens in Minneapolis
Minneapolis on Sept 27 announces a new business, Tomato Distributing Company, to operate from 214 North Sixth Street with C. L. O'Hara Fruit Co. and focus solely on tomatoes. Max Finkelstein and Jack Herman, veterans of Bearman Fruit Co., lead the venture using a humidified air conditioning ripening system. Workers finish store preparations as the firm prepares to open Monday.
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Minneapolis
Tomato Distributing Company
Max Finkelstein
Bearman Fruit Company
Eng. Olson & Co
Jack Herman
Finkelstein
North Sixth Street
C. L. O’hara Fruit Company
Merrill Lytell Company Discontinues In Minneapolis
The Merrill Lytell Company, long established in Minneapolis, will discontinue business at week’s end. A unit on North Sixth Street will be taken over Monday by Morris Fruit & Produce Company, which will continue handling fruits, vegetables and groceries. George Lytell plans rest with no immediate plans, while Morris Posnick notes the new location will put the firm closer to market activity and improve access to the railroad.
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Minneapolis
Merrill Lytell Company
North Sixth Street
Morris Fruit & Produce Company
Second Avenue North
Seventh Street
George Lytell
Mr. Merrill
Mr. Lytell
Morris Fruit& Produce Company
Moris Posnick
Cheese Market Unchanged in Kansas City Week
Kansas City cheese market ruled unchanged this week with Tuesday jobbers paying per pound f o b prices including Longhorns and single daisies 15%%c square prints 16%c American jin five-pound boxes 21c Pimento 23c straight Swiss 24c brick 21c York State June 1934 flats 22 6 and Little Herkimers 24c.
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Denver
Colo
Colorado
Wisconsin
Kansas City
York State
Little Herkimers
Fred H Blome Trade Leader in Cincinnati Dies
Cincinnati, Sept 27 Fred H Blome a leader in the Cincinnati butter egg and poultry trade for many years died at Christ hospital here last Saturday He headed his own business and was vice president of the Mercantile Exchange At death he was part owner of I O K Farm Products Co He planned retirement but returned to work as broker in eggs butter and nuts He was 57 and survived by his widow Adelia Bossert Blome His death follows heart trouble and services were held at his home with Masons present Mercantile Exchange members planned a vigil at 4149 Forest Ave Avondale Sunday night
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Cincinnati
Fred . H. Blome
Christ Hospital
The
Mercantile Exchange
Blome
F. H. Blome
I. O. K. Farm Products
I. O. K. Farm Products Company
Fred H. Blome, Jr
Adelia Bossert Blome
Forest Avenue
Avondale
Norwood Blue Lodge of Masons
Chapter
Council
Knights Templar
Shrine
O Hara Fruit Co Moves to New Minneapolis Quarters
The C I O Hara Fruit Company has moved from the Leon EK Stein & Co. store to 214 North Sixth Street in Minneapolis. The firm will continue to handle general fruit and vegetable jobbing, add several new salesmen including Chester O Hara who has been on the local market since 1914, and join the local pool. The new location aims to allow a larger scale operation and future carrot handling as needed.
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O'Hara Fruit, Co
Minneapolis
C. I. O'Hara Fruit Company
Leon Ek, Stein & Co
North Sixth Street
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Utah Creamery Association
Chicago Street Notes
Detroit Traffic Club
Michigan
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Twin
Cities Street Notes
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J. R
Clutts & Son
Cobden and
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D. R. Russell
Albert Miller & Co
Grand Forks
N. D
Red River Valley
Earl T. Young
C. Eb, Healey &Co
California
Healey Company
C. L. O'Hara Fruit Company
Martin Katzmarek
W. H. Farrell
W. H. Farrell & Co
William
Bill" Dunkle
A. B. Casper & Co
Claud W. Garner
Wesco Foods Co
Iceberg
Salinas
Watsonville
Cauliflower
Tomato Distributing Co
S.friedman & Son
Twin City
O’ Connell Brokerage Company
Twin City USA
Karkalits-Brown
Na. Ore
Ocovsnauaceng
Goldish Fruit CO
Haat
Paul D. Jones
D Dege
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Fred H. Blome
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L. D
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