California Dried Fruit Association - Revision history

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The '''California Dried Fruit Assocation''' was an early organization for dried fruit producers and dealers, founded in 1888<ref>The Dried Fruit Union: [September 13 1888 Daily Alta California].</ref>, founded "for mutual protection". The organization was founded with $250,000 in capital stock; orchardists could buy one share per acre of owned land, and dealers at most could own 200 shares. The organization was modeled on the [[California Fruit Union]] by-laws.

Founding members included H. Weinstock of Sacramento (of [[Weinstock and Lubin]]), A.T. Hatch of Suisun, A. J. W. Cassidy of Petaluma, J. J. Shaner of Los Gatos, A. Lusk & Co, John T. Cutting Company, Dr. John Hastings of Fresno, Judge William C. Blackwood of Haywards, W.R. Cole of Centerville, Gilbert Tomkins of San Leandro, H. L. Gibbs of Calistoga, [[J. H. Flickinger]] of San Jose, [[H. C. Morrell]], [[J. K. Armsby]], and John Rock of San Jose.

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-The '''California Dried Fruit Assocation''' was an early organization for dried fruit producers and dealers, founded in 1888<ref>The Dried Fruit Union: [September 13 1888 Daily Alta California].</ref>, founded "for mutual protection".  The organization was founded with $250,000 in capital stock; orchardists could buy one share per acre of owned land, and dealers at most could own 200 shares.  The organization was modeled on the [[California Fruit Union]] by-laws.
+The '''California Dried Fruit Assocation''' was an early organization for dried fruit producers and dealers, founded in 1888<ref>The Dried Fruit Union: [http://cdnc.ucr.edu/cgi-bin/cdnc?a=d&d=DAC18880913.2.32.2# September 13 1888 Daily Alta California].</ref>, founded "for mutual protection".  The organization was founded with $250,000 in capital stock; orchardists could buy one share per acre of owned land, and dealers at most could own 200 shares.  The organization was modeled on the [[California Fruit Union]] by-laws.
 Founding members included H. Weinstock of Sacramento (of [[Weinstock and Lubin]]), A.T. Hatch of Suisun, A. J. W. Cassidy of Petaluma, [[J. J. Shaner]] of Los Gatos, A. Lusk & Co, John T. Cutting Company, Dr. John Hastings of Fresno, Judge William C. Blackwood of Haywards,  W.R. Cole of Centerville, Gilbert Tomkins of San Leandro, H. L. Gibbs of Calistoga, [[J. H. Flickinger]] of San Jose, [[H. C. Morrell]], [[J. K. Armsby]], and John Rock of San Jose.

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	The '''California Dried Fruit Assocation''' was an early organization for dried fruit producers and dealers, founded in 1888<ref>The Dried Fruit Union: [September 13 1888 Daily Alta California].</ref>, founded "for mutual protection". The organization was founded with $250,000 in capital stock; orchardists could buy one share per acre of owned land, and dealers at most could own 200 shares. The organization was modeled on the [[California Fruit Union]] by-laws.		The '''California Dried Fruit Assocation''' was an early organization for dried fruit producers and dealers, founded in 1888<ref>The Dried Fruit Union: [September 13 1888 Daily Alta California].</ref>, founded "for mutual protection". The organization was founded with $250,000 in capital stock; orchardists could buy one share per acre of owned land, and dealers at most could own 200 shares. The organization was modeled on the [[California Fruit Union]] by-laws.

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 The '''California Dried Fruit Assocation''' was an early organization for dried fruit producers and dealers, founded in 1888<ref>The Dried Fruit Union: [September 13 1888 Daily Alta California].</ref>, founded "for mutual protection".  The organization was founded with $250,000 in capital stock; orchardists could buy one share per acre of owned land, and dealers at most could own 200 shares.  The organization was modeled on the [[California Fruit Union]] by-laws.
-Founding members included H. Weinstock of Sacramento (of [[Weinstock and Lubin]]), A.T. Hatch of Suisun, A. J. W. Cassidy of Petaluma, [J. J. Shaner]] of Los Gatos, A. Lusk & Co, John T. Cutting Company, Dr. John Hastings of Fresno, Judge William C. Blackwood of Haywards,  W.R. Cole of Centerville, Gilbert Tomkins of San Leandro, H. L. Gibbs of Calistoga, [[J. H. Flickinger]] of San Jose, [[H. C. Morrell]], [[J. K. Armsby]], and John Rock of San Jose.
+Founding members included H. Weinstock of Sacramento (of [[Weinstock and Lubin]]), A.T. Hatch of Suisun, A. J. W. Cassidy of Petaluma, [[J. J. Shaner]] of Los Gatos, A. Lusk & Co, John T. Cutting Company, Dr. John Hastings of Fresno, Judge William C. Blackwood of Haywards,  W.R. Cole of Centerville, Gilbert Tomkins of San Leandro, H. L. Gibbs of Calistoga, [[J. H. Flickinger]] of San Jose, [[H. C. Morrell]], [[J. K. Armsby]], and John Rock of San Jose.
 ==References==
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 The '''California Dried Fruit Assocation''' was an early organization for dried fruit producers and dealers, founded in 1888<ref>The Dried Fruit Union: [September 13 1888 Daily Alta California].</ref>, founded "for mutual protection".  The organization was founded with $250,000 in capital stock; orchardists could buy one share per acre of owned land, and dealers at most could own 200 shares.  The organization was modeled on the [[California Fruit Union]] by-laws.
-Founding members included H. Weinstock of Sacramento (of [[Weinstock and Lubin]]), A.T. Hatch of Suisun, A. J. W. Cassidy of Petaluma, J. J. Shaner of Los Gatos, A. Lusk & Co, John T. Cutting Company, Dr. John Hastings of Fresno, Judge William C. Blackwood of Haywards,  W.R. Cole of Centerville, Gilbert Tomkins of San Leandro, H. L. Gibbs of Calistoga, [[J. H. Flickinger]] of San Jose, [[H. C. Morrell]], [[J. K. Armsby]], and John Rock of San Jose.
+Founding members included H. Weinstock of Sacramento (of [[Weinstock and Lubin]]), A.T. Hatch of Suisun, A. J. W. Cassidy of Petaluma, [J. J. Shaner]] of Los Gatos, A. Lusk & Co, John T. Cutting Company, Dr. John Hastings of Fresno, Judge William C. Blackwood of Haywards,  W.R. Cole of Centerville, Gilbert Tomkins of San Leandro, H. L. Gibbs of Calistoga, [[J. H. Flickinger]] of San Jose, [[H. C. Morrell]], [[J. K. Armsby]], and John Rock of San Jose.
 ==References==
 <references/>

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	Founding members included H. Weinstock of Sacramento (of [[Weinstock and Lubin]]), A.T. Hatch of Suisun, A. J. W. Cassidy of Petaluma, J. J. Shaner of Los Gatos, A. Lusk & Co, John T. Cutting Company, Dr. John Hastings of Fresno, Judge William C. Blackwood of Haywards, W.R. Cole of Centerville, Gilbert Tomkins of San Leandro, H. L. Gibbs of Calistoga, [[J. H. Flickinger]] of San Jose, [[H. C. Morrell]], [[J. K. Armsby]], and John Rock of San Jose.		Founding members included H. Weinstock of Sacramento (of [[Weinstock and Lubin]]), A.T. Hatch of Suisun, A. J. W. Cassidy of Petaluma, J. J. Shaner of Los Gatos, A. Lusk & Co, John T. Cutting Company, Dr. John Hastings of Fresno, Judge William C. Blackwood of Haywards, W.R. Cole of Centerville, Gilbert Tomkins of San Leandro, H. L. Gibbs of Calistoga, [[J. H. Flickinger]] of San Jose, [[H. C. Morrell]], [[J. K. Armsby]], and John Rock of San Jose.
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		+	==References==
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