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• California Package Fruit Company
  | primary_town = Chicago, IL Chicago-based fruit packer and wholesaler. In 1902, advertised it would sell prunes
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• Consolidated Grocers
  ...http://www.encyclopedia.chicagohistory.org/pages/2623.html Encyclopedia of Chicago].</ref>. The company changed its name to Consolidated Grocers in 1945, the
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• Higgins Beach
  The '''Higgins Beach''' Company was a Chicago dried fruit packer. They were listed in 1896 having a packing house locate [[Category:Chicago]]
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• Ferron & Ballou Company
  Chicago broker?
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• Haywards fruit growers association
  ...ref>. Milo Knox organized the group in 1889, sending the first crops to Chicago<ref>Haywards: Notes from a Pretty Town A Mile From the Station: [http://cdn ...eda/alameda-chapter-11.txt Past and Present of Alameda County California] Chicago, The S. J. Clarke Publishing Company 1914</ref>.
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• Antonio Morici
  ...r and canner. He was a founder of the [[Contadina Canning]] Company and [[Chicago Macaroni Company]].
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• C. M. Webber and Company
  '''C. M. Webber and Company''' was a Chicago-based wholesaler, with a dried fruit packing plant in San Jose. The compan | Chicago || 1896, 1916 || ||
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• National Can
  National Can was started in Chicago, and was always a minor player behind the larger [[American Can Company]] a ...fic-can-company/ National Can Buys Pacific Can Company]. January 27, 1955 Chicago Tribune.</ref>. The company made the first flat-top beer can on the west c
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• Frank Coykendall
  ...-byDA---wulff-all--- February 9, 1897 Sacramento Union] - she went back to Chicago.
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• Contadini Cannery Company
  ...8]. "incorporators Samuel C. Wood, A.D. Suess of 20 North La Salle Street, Chicago, and I. B. Phillips of Dover, Delaware." "Capital stock is $75,000</ref>.
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• Porter Brothers
  | primary_town = Chicago ...his livery stable to start the Chicago side of the business. Fred died in Chicago in the 1890's; Washington retired from the business in 1895 as well.<ref>Po
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• George A Fleming Company
  | aliases = Fleming Fruit Company of Chicago ...of the World or Santa Clara County, California], Lewis Publishing Company, Chicago, 1888.</ref>.
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• Isidor Jacobs
  ...]: In San Francisco: Its Builders, Past and Present. S.J. Clarke Co., San Chicago, 1913</ref>.
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• Gustav H. Bradt
  ...terest in Hunt's, and with the help of E. B. Deming of Deming and Gould of Chicago, took ownership of Hunts and also bought Washington fish canneries which be
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• Food Machinery Corporation
  ...over]], based in San Jose, made canning equipment. [[Sprague-Sells]] was a Chicago-based canning equipment manufacturer.
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• Contadina Canning
  ...y on tomato paste, the entire pack being contracted for by Antonio Morici, Chicago importer.<ref>Unknown issue, Western Canner and Packer</ref>. ...8]. "incorporators Samuel C. Wood, A.D. Suess of 20 North La Salle Street, Chicago, and I. B. Phillips of Dover, Delaware." "Capital stock is $75,000</ref>.
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• Pacific Can Company
  ...fic-can-company/ National Can Buys Pacific Can Company]. January 27, 1955 Chicago Tribune.</ref>.
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• Great Western Can Company
  ...pany%22&pg=PA201#v=onepage&q=%22great%20western%20can%20company%22&f=false Chicago Securities summary of American Can Company history]</ref> Great Western Can ...&ved=0CDMQ6AEwBQ#v=onepage&q=%22great%20western%20can%20company%22&f=false Chicago Journal of Commerce and Metal Industries, July 4, 1896].</ref><ref>Automati
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• J. B. Inderrieden
  | primary_town = Chicago '''J. B. Inderrieden''' was a Chicago-based wholesale grocer. The company ran dried fruit packing houses in Cali
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• Alden Anderson Fruit Company
  ...m Their Earliest Settlement To The Present Time], S. J. Clarke Publishing, Chicago, 1926.</ref> and in Concord (with control over the [[Concord Fruit Company]
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