Fruit by products to expand cannery and by the by
Horticultural commissioner Huntley notes in his annual report that low grade fruit usage rose in 1912 for by products and predicts more canneries and fruit dryers to handle surplus fruit. He cites $10,791,018 fruit value last year and potential $2,000,000 gain if low grades were processed. The 13th Washington legislature opens with Republicans in control and shifting fight over county seats and roads.
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A. Huntley
Puyallup Valley
Huntley
California Receives Vast Fruit Exports From Yakima
Yakima Republic notes California gets 33 million yearly from dried and canned fruits and wines while Yakima ships the finest fruit to the state. The piece urges local growers to stop letting fruit rot under trees and instead process it locally to avoid bad business. It also comments on financial advice for children and farmer improvements like telephones and rural mail delivery.
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Alifornia
Yakima
California
Yakima Republic
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Lucerne Brand Creamery
Columbia Valley Creamery Co
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