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{{Infobox
| title = Summary
| header1 = Business Details
| label2 = Primary Town
| data2 = Mayfield
| label3 = Primary Business
| data3 = Cannery
}}
==Summary==

==Locations==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Location !! Years !! Address !! Details
|-
| Mayfield || 1933 || ??? ||
|-
|}
==Details==

[http://www.paloaltoonline.com/weekly/morgue/2004/2004_08_11.guest11hays3.shtml Palo Alto Online]
: The biggest treatment problem was organic matter, mostly from local canneries, which produced several times more sewage than all the residents combined. Sutter Packing Company, one of the largest, occupied the present Fry's Electronics building in central Palo Alto. It canned tomatoes, peaches, apricots and spinach. The effluent created a high "scum load" that resulted in an enormous biological oxygen demand, suffocating aquatic creatures. It also made Mayfield Slough smell like an outhouse -- some say worse.

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current Fry's building acc to
[http://www.bpaonline.org/bp-news/1999-fall/index.htm Barron Park history] [[Category:Mayfield]]
[[Category:Cannery]]

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 | primary_business = Cannery
 | primary_town = Mayfield
-| predecessors = [[Bayside Cannery]]
+| predecessors = [[Bayside Canning Company]]
 | primary_years = 1933-1949
 }}
-The '''Sutter Packing Company''' was a cannery in Palo Alto, located on Portage Ave. in the Mayfield area.  The cannery was founded in 1918 as a second plant for the [[Bayside Cannery]].  When Thomas Fong Chew died in 1931, the plant was sold to Yuba City-based Sutter Packing.  Sutter closed in 1949 as local farms and orchards gave way to development.  Fry's Electronics currently uses the building.<ref>[http://www.bpaonline.org/bp-news/1999-fall/index.htm Barron Park history].</ref><ref>The Story of Our Local Bayside: Sutter Cannery.  In [http://www2.bpaonline.org/bp-news/pdfs/2010-summer/BPASummer10.pdf Summer 2010 Barron Park Association Newsletter].</ref>.
+The '''Sutter Packing Company''' was a cannery in Palo Alto, located on Portage Ave. in the Mayfield area.  The cannery was founded in 1918 as a second plant for the [[Bayside Canning Company]].  When Thomas Fong Chew died in 1931, the plant was sold to Yuba City-based Sutter Packing.  Sutter closed in 1949 as local farms and orchards gave way to development.  Fry's Electronics currently uses the building.<ref>[http://www.bpaonline.org/bp-news/1999-fall/index.htm Barron Park history].</ref><ref>The Story of Our Local Bayside: Sutter Cannery.  In [http://www2.bpaonline.org/bp-news/pdfs/2010-summer/BPASummer10.pdf Summer 2010 Barron Park Association Newsletter].</ref>.
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 ! Location !! Years !! Address !! Details
 |-
-| Mayfield || 1933, 1943 || Portage Ave. ||
+| Mayfield || 1933-1949 || Portage Ave. ||  Now Fry's Electronics.
 |-
 |}

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 | primary_business = Cannery
 | primary_town = Mayfield
 }}
-'''Sutter Packing''' was a Palo Alto canner.
+The '''Sutter Packing Company''' was a cannery in Palo Alto, located on Portage Ave. in the Mayfield area.  The cannery was founded in 1918 as a second plant for the [[Bayside Cannery]].  When Thomas Fong Chew died in 1931, the plant was sold to Yuba City-based Sutter Packing.  Sutter closed in 1949 as local farms and orchards gave way to development.  Fry's Electronics currently uses the building.<ref>[http://www.bpaonline.org/bp-news/1999-fall/index.htm Barron Park history].</ref><ref>The Story of Our Local Bayside: Sutter Cannery.  In [http://www2.bpaonline.org/bp-news/pdfs/2010-summer/BPASummer10.pdf Summer 2010 Barron Park Association Newsletter].</ref>.
 ==Locations==
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 ! Location !! Years !! Address !! Details
 |-
-| Mayfield || 1933 || ||
+| Mayfield || 1933, 1943 || Portage Ave. ||
 |-
 |}
-==Details==
+==References==
+<references/>
-Probably
+[[Category:Mayfield]]
 [[Category:Cannery]]
 ==References==
 <references/>

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 {{Infobox_Industry
 | primary_business = Cannery
 | primary_town = Mayfield
 }}
 ==Locations==

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