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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1919

Page

13

Jackson J Buzzard and the Tri City Fruit Company

A profile of Jackson J Buzzard, founder of Tri City Fruit Co Davenport and Black Hawk Fruit Co Waterloo, detailing his rise from a Virginia sheep seller to a major wholesale fruit operator in New York and the Midwest, with a focus on the 716 718 720 722 724 Water Street Davenport warehouse and the Black Hawk complex featuring banana rooms, cold storage, and Good Luck Brand oleomargarine production.

Jackson J. Buzzard Tri-City Fruit Company Davenport Towa Black Tank Fruit Company Waterloo Mr. Buzzard West, Virginia Virginia St. James Buzzard Bennett Clinton Elmira Missouri New York United States Black Hawk Fruit Co Tri-City Fruit Co Town Water Street U.S Snalding Yim John Z. Jelke

Apple King Buzzard’s Vast New York Apple Empire

The Apple King of the middle west, Mr. Buzzard, owns large cold storage holdings in Williamson, Wilson, and Rochester New York, plus Davenport and Rock Island Iowa and St Joseph Missouri. He buys entire groves and ships apples nationwide, supplying Wisconsin, Minnesota, Nebraska, the Dakotas, Iowa, Illinois, and New York City with apples and celery.

Buzzard New York Middle West Williamson, Wilson Rochester Council Bhitfs and Dav Enport Iowa Rock Island St. Joseph Davenport Waterloo Tle Wisconsin Minnesota Nebraska North South Dakota New York City

Tri-City Fruit Company Moves to New Davenport Quarters

The Tri-City Fruit Company, Davenport's established wholesale fruit and vegetable house, relocates to Front and Perry Streets. Started in 1903 by J. J. Buzzard, the company expands after purchasing Perry Front property in 1915. The new 40,000 square foot five story building will feature mechanical refrigeration, banana rooms, and steam heating with a modern display area. A fleet of new trucks will speed deliveries.

Tri-City Fruit Company Front and Perry Streets Davenport Iowa Front Street J. J. Buzzard Buzzard O. C. Woods Martin Woods Company Perry and Front Streets Perry Street

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Jack Blackhawk Fruit Co APPLE TRI City Fruit CO
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