Most Pacific Farmers Market Their Crops on Co operative Plan
California farmers increasingly rely on cooperative marketing groups to sell crops. About four active associations control large shares of citrus, figs, raisins, and other produce, with major entities like California Associated Raisin Growers and California Avocado Growers Exchange handling millions in sales. The industry reports substantial marketing expenditures and rising orchard values, reflecting growing cooperative organization across the state.
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San Franchica
Cal
California
Califfora Aloud Growers Exchange
Mitmakers
Coukeut Californi
Leyltry Proiugers, Inc
United States
Burrun
Sau Tonquin Valley
Usta
Ube
Raisin Comepany
Just
Eine
Pratt
Lee Cout
Women’s clubs to attend Texas federation meeting
Descent from the valley women’s clubs will attend the Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs in San Antonio November 18 to 20. Mr Medore of Brownsville, chairman, will speak on road conditions.
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Tirawnsville
Tex
Ui Valle
Texnd
Medora
San Antonio
Mew
AW Cerone
Brownsville
Winmittes
Fraudulent Polish Papers Seized by Police Ring
Varix reports scores of counterfeit Polish papers used to obtain US visas. The stamps, including blank forms, were obtained for up to 1000 Gunes by individuals refused visas by the Polish consulate. A traveling man with a counterfeit form triggered arrests of two confederates with Lt Szimansky as the key witness.
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Varix
Peysons Bohnew
United States
Varis Poller
Joou Gunes
Aqua Knowi Uy
Szimansky
Production Curtailment and Wage Cuts Hit Mills
Nov 10 reports show Farley and Lovtscher Compt herd issuing an order to reduce forge output across all Flivir works. The workday shortens to nine to eight hour shifts for five days a week, with Sunday schedules dropped. Textile Mills in Danville cut wages by 40 percent in bonuses to workers, and a general wage redirection of about 3 percent was announced amid plant closures. Conservative measures followed due to conditions cited by management and officials.
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Deluge
Towa
Farley and
Lovtscher
Tnossay
Flivir
Textile
Danville
Stand ard Company declares dividend record date in 1920
The Standard Company announces a cash dividend of 2 shillings per share payable December to holders of record November 10, 1920. Stockholders are advised that stock books will not be closed.
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Kaus
Doctors tout galotars for colds and flu claim
Doctors urge galotars or Calotabs as a safe purgative for influenza and common colds. They warn of pneumonia from untreated illnesses and promote a single Calotab with water, followed by a refreshed liver and appetite. Sealed packs are five cents. pharmacists guarantee refunds if not delighted.
Hand Bags and Purses With Coin Purse and Toiletries
Persian leather items in black brown blue gray feature coin purse and toiletries. Street Floor display highlights popular styles in quality purses and bags for daily use and travel.
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Womer To Attent Federation
Puasyutts Bay
Kash Levine
Alamo Plaza
Kirschbaum
Man’s Store
Bolivias
Montana
Oregon City
Beckman Company
Hugh Wallace
Utah
Coty
P. F. Hein
Grace English Evangelical Lutheran Church
Besb
Norfolk
Sian’ Antonia
Serenti Wloar
Serond Filner
The
Wolff & Marx Co
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