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...er of a Naples cannery, to start canning in the United States. Flotilla's Stockton cannery was built in 1935 and in operation the next year.

They moved to Stockton Avenue in San Jose in 1917; The [http://books.google.com/books?id=2CodAQAAM | San Jose || 1917-1920 || 120-138 Stockton Ave ||

...akers). The Hayward B&C plant was moved to Smith Manufacturing's plant on Stockton Ave. in San Jose. News reports claimed that [[Smith Manufacturing]]'s plant on Stockton would be used to fabricate wood parts, while iron parts would be done at Na

| San Jose || 1915, 1960s || Stockton Ave and Julian Ave. || Northwest corner of Julian. | Stockton || 1947 || West Weber & Pershing ||

...a new cannery in Lodi. He later operated the [[Aron Cannery Company]] in Stockton. ...Jose's Rose Garden district on Fremont Street. By 1940, he was living in Stockton<ref>[http://www.ancestry.com/1940-census/usa/California/Aron-Hershel_2j8v62

The company moved to Stockton Ave. in San Jose by 1920, and to Monterey Road by 1961<ref>Western Granite | San Jose || 1911-1926 || Stockton Ave. at Polhemus<ref>Western Granite and Marble: [http://quarriesandbeyond.

...also took in Thornton Canning Company, which was located in Thornton, near Stockton. Then they took over San Jose Canning Company. They did that as months went ...[[Richmond-Chase]]. Transportation department and parking on west side of Stockton Ave.

...nvale and San Jose and a cannery in San Jose. Richmond Chase's cannery on Stockton Ave. in San Jose was the flagship property through the company's life, clos ...ried fruit plants at San Jose and Edenvale, canning plants in San Jose and Stockton, and receiving stations in Gilroy, Mountain View, Hollister, and Healdsburg

...Fremont St. in San Jose's Rose Garden neighborhood. In 1940, he lived in Stockton[http://www.ancestry.com/1940-census/usa/California/Aron-Hershel_2j8v62 Ance

| Stockton || 1963 || [http://maps.google.com/maps?q=McKinley%20Avenue,Stockton McKinley Avenue] || [http://stocktonfirehistory.org/call-of-duty/1940-to-19 [[Category:Stockton]]

...d San Jose. In 1956, the company acquired the [[Aron Canning Company]] in Stockton to get into the tomato paste market, and the next year acquired [[Morpak Pr

Great Western Can Company moved to their own plant on Stockton Ave. at Lenzen Ave. in 1900 on land that would would become the [[Richmond ...on Ave.] || New factory to be built on west (north) side of Lenzen between Stockton and Center (Senter) Street. no evidence for its construction?

...med them as "two in San Francisco, one in Oakland, one in San Jose, one in Stockton, one in Sacramento, one at Marysville, one at Hanford, one at Visalia, one | Stockton || || 1915 || ||

...d eventually became Flotill, which was owned by Tillie Lewis, a successful Stockton businesswoman. In later years, the cannery was known as Tillie Lewis Foods

...Jose City Directory]. David Andrews is listed as "capitalist", living at Stockton and Lentzen.</ref>.

Marysville, Los Angeles, Gilroy, Yuba City, Stockton, Ventura, and

...ch 5, 1907: San Jose Evening News: Rosenberg Brothers have bought a lot on Stockton Ave</ref> and to the west side of San Jose. Their new plant was in the for

...es.</ref><ref>Served by Western Pacific. Western Pacific Training Manual, Stockton Yard: Scotts St. to El Pinal Track Diagram. In Jeff Asay, "Track and Time: [[Category:Stockton]]

| Sacramento || || 1913-1982 || 1724 Stockton Ave. || [http://www.valcomnews.com/?p=11644 History] Canned fruit, tomatoe