Independents Name Babcock President in Florida Citrus Group
The newly formed Independent shippers and growers organization elected H. C. Babcock of Orlando to the board of directors and named officers including vice president H. C. Case secretary J. C. Chase and manager A. M. Pratt. A $20,000 annual budget was approved and a $1 per car assessment was set for citrus shipped after November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Citrus Growers
H. C. Babcock
Orlando Grower
Dr. E. C
Ft. Ogden
W. J. Howey
Howey in-the-Hills
H. C. Case
Ft. Myers
Norman Vis
Babson Park
Charles Turner
Umatilla
John Clark
Waverly
John Barnes
Clearwater
Orlando
Shippers
J. C. Chase
Winter Park
R. H. Boyd
Deland
Barney Kilgore
L. C. Edwards
Tampa
L. Maxey
Frostproof
L. P. Kirkland
Auburndale
J. J. Parrish
Titusville
A. M. Pratt
Winter Haven
Spessard Holland
Bartow
Washington
Florida
Chrm. L. P. Kirkland
Kirkland
Florida Citrus Growers Clearing House Association
Winter Ha‘ven
Florida Leads Cucumber Shipments as Prices Hold Moderately
Light late northern crops and moderate Louisiana and Georgia output reduce competition, leaving Florida and iron hothouse stock to supply the market. Florida yields fall short of expectations, shipments to date lag last season, and the fall movement is expected to stay light with prices remaining profitable. Puerto Rico shows fair success with a slightly larger acreage, Isle of Pines unclear but not expected to be heavy. The cucumber crop is timed to start in December as Florida shipments end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Georgia
Florida
Iron Hothouse
Isle of Pines
Puerto Rico
Cuban animal industry official studies Florida research
Dr. Eduardo Gomez, director of animal industry for the Cuban government, visits Florida to review the state's animal industry research. He examines work at the Florida Agricultural Experiment Station and the U S Department of Agriculture during his stay in Havana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eduardo Gomez
Havana
Florida
Florida Agricultural Experiment Station
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Cuban Tomatoes Gain Ground in New York Market
Tomatoes move briskly as Cuban shipments begin to arrive with high prices. California stock dominates early, Texas ships heavy volumes to the Midwest, while Florida, Bahama arrivals widen supply. December activity expected as Cuban deal heats up with prices reaching up to 3.95 per lug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Texas
New York
Florida
Floridas
Bahamas
Canada
Lemon Rub for Juicy Roasted Chicken
Rub the chicken inside and outside with a lemon slice before cooking. This method helps keep the meat white, juicy, and tender as it roasts.
Seminole County Chamber of Commerce Annual Report
The Seminole County Chamber of Commerce, second largest in Florida, closed its year with all bills paid and cash in the bank. The organization moved to new quarters on the lakefront in Sanford with a dock for yachts. The report cites new freight lines between Jacksonville and Sanford, the Park of Central Florida, new wholesale grocery firms, oil company investments, more railroad jobs, airport improvements, a Longwood airport, and the State Farmers Wholesale Market project funded by state and federal sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seminole County Chamber of Commerce
Florida
Jacksonville C. of C
Chambers of Commerce
H. M. Papworth
Karl Lehmann
Chamber of Commerce
Sanford
Lakeshore
Jacksonville
Central Florida
Longwood
Southern
W. Atlee Burpee Seed Co
Philadelphia
Freight Rate Reduction For Citrus Imposes Savings
Aimed at growers and shippers in Florida, a freight rate cut on citrus takes effect November 11 in northern markets. The reduction, covering the area north of the Potomac and Ohio rivers to a line through St. Louis to Denver, is projected to save about $500 000 during the season and includes New England, Trunk Line, Central Freight, and Western Trunk Line territories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
United States
Potomac
Ohio
St. Louis
Denver
New England
Trunk Line
Central Freight Association
Illinois Freight
Western Trunk Line
Seminole County Chamber of Commerce Annual Report
The Seminole county chamber of commerce presents an annual report detailing the accomplishments of a well organized and actively functioning commercial body. Copies are available on request and showcase the group’s cooperative efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seminole County
Seminole County Chamber of Commerce
Inspected Rohing Pallet For Laying House Evaluation
Draft notes emphasize thorough inspection of a rohing pallet for the laying house this fall. It should be checked for health, capacity, and development as a good layer. Poor layers threaten profit by consuming gains earned by better birds.
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Babcock
New
Glick
Ory
Glick’s
Marglobe Hillborn
Pritchard
Grothen
America
Alvin L. Keeny
New Freedom
Otek
Errriva
American Fruit Growers Inc
C. N. Williams
R. A. Fender
Alan W. Wilson
Stacy Z. White
AFG
Orlando, Florida
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