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...pose and an important prune location", and had receiving stations in Santa Rosa, Napa, Geyserville, and Healdsburg<ref>[http://books.google.com/books?id=cF | Santa Rosa || || || Receiving station

...the company had warehouses in San Francisco, Los Angeles, Riverside, Santa Rosa, and Oakland<ref>[http://books.google.com/books?id=Cb9WAAAAIAAJ&lpg=RA1-PA6 | Santa Rosa || 1937 || 12 Sebastopol Ave.<ref>Photo, [http://heritage.sonomalibrary.org

...ber%22%20%22los%20gatos%22&f=false Sterling Lumber Co. Buys Yards at Santa Rosa and Penngrove]. November 1, 1922 California Lumber Merchant.</ref>] The c The company's site was originally the Santa Clara Valley Mill and Lumber Company; it was bought by the R. W. Adams Comp

| Santa Rosa || 1901 || || ...t.com/ljames1/scph_orange_sa.html Packing Houses of Southern California]], Santa Ana page.</ref>, abandoned by 1960's.

...over nine more companies, including [[Rose City Packing Company]] of Santa Rosa, [[A. F. Tenney Canning Company]] in Fresno, [[Courtland Canning Company]], ...rysville, one at Hanford, one at Visalia, one at Los Angeles, one at Santa Rosa, one each at Leandro, Milpitas, Vorden, and Pittsburg.", with twelve millio

...lfonso Bisceglia, and the sisters, who are very recent brides, Filipina De Rosa and Mary Cribari. Bruno Biseglia superintends the local fruit cannery, whi ...recently, and property running through from Sixth to Seventh Street, near Santa Clara, has been purchased. Here are stored hundreds of carloads of “mill

...stern Canner and Packer notes that pimientos are shipped from San Pedro or Santa Ana. Santa Ana's Plant #20. First Street in foreground, and Southern Pacific Newport

...Company''' was an early California canner. The company, started in Santa Rosa by W.C. Hunt and Joseph Hunt,, quickly outgrew its home town and relocated ...g Company to both can and dry fruit. In 1896, the brothers sold the Santa Rosa business, and incorporated a new Hunt Brothers Company with a new cannery i

...The growers were angered by Sonoma county prunes being billed as from the "Santa Clara Valley"<ref>Sonoma Fruit Men in Move To Form New Association. [http:/ ...ation sold 95,000 tons of prunes, apricots, peaches, and mixed fruits from Santa Clara and San Benito county packing houses worth $9.5 million<ref>Abinante