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The association allowed the individual associations to continue to pack, but each was expected to use similar grading technique

...ll Fruit Growers Union or [[Berryessa Fruit Growers Union]]; all the local associations in the Santa Clara valley were also members<ref>[http://news.google.com/new There were disagreements over the associations role - whether it should be only a marketer, or should also handle packing.

...X&ei=X564UfSaK-bhygGtiYCwCw&ved=0CEkQ6AEwBQ ICC List of Local Agricultural Associations 1898 ]</ref>; George D. Gilman was the manager in 1900. Gilman became [ht

...nia's Magazine], volume 1, issue 1, 1915.</ref> but expanding to 25 local associations. J. P. Dargitz, formerly of the California Almond Growers' Exchange, was t

...Souvenir of the 7th Annual Convention of the National Canners' and Allied Associations, Baltimore MD, February 2-7, 1914.</ref>.

..."Souvenir of the 7th Annual Convention of the National Canners' and Allied Associations, Baltimore, Feb'y 2 to 7, 1914". "In 1872, when Cutting & Co. reached a pa

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...y. In Santa Clara county 80 per cent of the fruit dealers, outside of the "associations," have become bankrupt. For various reasons well known to the orchardists t

...her. Then when it comes to buying and selling our fruit we have the fruit associations, who as a steep price for their fruit, on one side and the fruit jobbers o

...her. Then when it comes to buying and selling our fruit we have the fruit associations, who as a steep price for their fruit, on one side and the fruit jobbers o

...However, the company also appeared to get support from other co-operative associations, including local cherry growers and the [[California Prune and Apricot Grow

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...al Cooperative Organizations in California], 1937. Also lists many of the associations affiliated with Sunsweet.</ref> || 1922 || "South side of town near railro