Garcia and Maggini
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| Business |
Dried Fruit Packer |
|---|---|
| Main Location |
San Francisco |
| Brands |
Bon Ton brand[1] |
Garcia and Maggini was a dried fruit, nuts, and honey processor in San Francisco. Garcia and Maggini also sold almonds[2] and dried apples[3], and evaporated milk[4]. In 1919, the company sold one million pounds of fruit to the U.S. Government[5]. The company had a warehouse at 128 and 136 King Street, famous as the site of a violent clash during the Maritime Strike of 1934[6].
Garcia and Maggini bought the Castle Brothers packing houses in 1919[7].
Locations
Gold Ridge | 1918[8]|| || San Francisco || 1919 || 128, 136 King St. || San Francisco || 1912 || 306-318 Drumm St. || Burned in 1912[9] Sebastopol || || Petaluma Ave. at Abbott Ave.[10] Watsonville || 1920 || Kearney St.[11]References
- ↑ Garcia & Maggini Co. is Broadening Out: [http://veridian.library.illinois.edu/cgi-bin/illinois?a=d&d=CHP19191018.2.258 October 18, 1919 Chicago Packer
- ↑ Letter from Rosenberg Brothers declaring Garcia and Maggini's almond prices suspicious: August-September 1926 Minute Book, published by the California Almond Growers Exchange
- ↑ Garcia and Maggini fruit display at Apple Show: Sonoma County Library Photograph Collection.
- ↑ Adulteration and misbranding of evaporated milk: Notices and Judgment Under the Food and Drugs Act. Case filed by U.S. attorney in New Jersey on January 22, 1918.
- ↑ List of Government Contracts and Purchase Orders: Official U. S. Bulletin By United States. Committee on Public Information, March 31, 1919.
- ↑ Garcia and Maggini Warehouse: FoundSF.
- ↑ Garcia & Maggini Co. is Broadening Out: [http://veridian.library.illinois.edu/cgi-bin/illinois?a=d&d=CHP19191018.2.258 October 18, 1919 Chicago Packer
- ↑ County to Operate: 1918 Western Canner and Packer. "The plants of the Garcia & Maggini Company at Sebastopol and Gold Ridge will operate this year as usual, packing green and evaporated apples."
- ↑ DAMAGED BY FIRE: September 14, 1912 California Fruit Grower. "The Garcia & Maggini Company's dried fruit department occupied the upper story of the building on Washington and Drumm streets in San Francisco, and this was entirely burned out.... between twenty and twenty five cars of dried fruits of various kinds and a quantity of walnuts and some almonds, as well as some foreign nuts contained in this part of this building, all of which were destroyed as well as dried fruit packing machinery. The green fruit department, on the lower floor, suffered primarily from water and heat."
- ↑ Garcia and Maggini packing house near P&SR electric railway in Sebastopol: Photo.
- ↑ 1920 Sanborn Fire Insurance Map for Watsonville. From U.C. Santa Cruz.
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