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Business |
Dried Fruit Packer |
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Main Location |
San Jose |
The Santa Clara Valley Fruit Company was a dried fruit packer in San Jose, California. They appeared in 1896 using a location similar to the Riverdale Fruit Company run by Sanford Coe. The company was also listed as a fruit dryer in the 1896 city directory. The company was a drop-off location for fruit for the California Cured Fruit Association in 1903. A 1900 advertisement lists them as a happy user of the Anderson Prune Dipper Company prune grader[1]
The company appeared in city directories between 1896 and 1906, though their plant was leased to J. W. Chilton for one year in 1903 following the collapse of Porter Brothers[2]. Advertisements for the company's fruit appeared in at least one eastern paper in 1903[3]
The photos of Santa Clara Valley Fruit company and the George Herbert plant look almost identical - a low, one-story wooden bulding with a false front. They're also reminiscent of Start and Morrison's plant on the east side, as well as many of the turn-of-the-century buildings in downtown Campbell.
Locations
Location | Years | Address | Details |
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San Jose | 1896, 1900, 1902, 1904, 1906 | Paula Street at Northrup Street | On Paula between Northrup and Race[4] |
References
- ↑ Advertisement for Anderson Prune Dipper Co., July 28, 1900 Pacific Rural Press
- ↑ Porter Brothers Plant For Sale: September 12, 1903 San Jose Evening News
- ↑ Advertisement: March 17, 1903 Brooklyn Daily Eagle. "DOCTORS ADVISE THE LIBERAL USE OF our Santa Clara fruits: fresh, clean, 'more delicious and .... than others... for a few days only our fine flavored extra fancy packed prunes... Santa Clara Valley Fruit Co., xxxxxx. (Paywall means only bad OCR available.)
- ↑ Porter Brothers Plant For Sale: September 12, 1903 San Jose Evening News