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| primary_industry=Manufacturer '''Knapp Plow Works''' was a San Jose agricultural machinery manufacturer. Knapp was known for its reversible plow, according to [http://books.googl

| primary_business = Equipment Manufacturer The '''Oliver Dryer Company''' was a fruit processing machinery manufacturer in San Jose. Their factory was supposedly at Lincoln and Moorpark.

| primary_business = Manufacturer '''Best Tractor''' was an early tractor and heavy equipment manufacturer based in Oakland, California. The C.L. Best Tractor company was founded by

| primary_business = Manufacturer '''Canned Fruit Machinery Company''' was a San Jose-based canning equipment manufacturer. The firm supplied equipment for Hershel Canning Company cannery in Lodi in

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| primary_business=soft drink manufacturer The '''San Jose Soda Works''' was a soft drink manufacturer, begun in 1891. In 1928, they were located at 133 Locust Street. Prior to

| primary_business = Manufacturer '''Anderson-Barngrover''' was a San Jose-based equipment manufacturer for the food industry. Anderson-Barngrover was created in 1902 as a merger

| primary_business = Ice cream manufacturer The '''Eatmore Ice Cream Company''' was a Los Gatos-based ice cream manufacturer. The company was founded by Hans Nielsen in 1922, working out of a creamer

| primary_business = Manufacturer '''Western Pump''' was a San Jose-based pump and turbine manufacturer. The company was also known as the Bradford Manufacturing Company<ref>Adve

| primary_business = Manufacturer '''Berger, Fleming and Brown''' was a manufacturer of canning and dehydrating machinery,

| primary_business = Manufacturer ...canning equipment. [[Sprague-Sells]] was a Chicago-based canning equipment manufacturer.

'''Smith Manufacturing''' was an equipment manufacturer in San Jose. Founded in 1903, Smith Manufacturing built the equipment and Canning equipment manufacturer, also took over Faegol tractors, I think.

'''William A. Anderson''' was a can manufacturer in San Jose in 1890.

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| primary_business = Manufacturer The '''Anderson Prune Dipper Company''' was a agricultural machinery manufacturer in San Jose in the early 20th century. The company was founded by William

|employer = [[California Green and Dried Fruit Company]], [[Pine Box Manufacturer Agency]], mayor of San Jose ...en and Dried Fruit Company]] during the 1890's, and manager for [[Pine Box Manufacturer Agency]] in later years.

| primary_industry = Box manufacturer

| primary_business = Manufacturer ...e some time; a 1946 instruction manual for the Bean Royal Spray listed the manufacturer as t he Bean-Cutler Division of the Food Machinery Corporation.

| primary_business = Manufacturer '''Larson Ladder''' was a San Jose manufacturer well known for their orchard ladders. George Larson started building orcha

| primary_business = Manufacturer '''W. C. Hamilton''' was a San Jose manufacturer of fruit graders, dipping baskets, field cars, transfer cars and turntables

'''Beech-Nut Packing Company''' was a baby food manufacturer based in Canajoharie, New York. The company had a plant along South Fourth

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| primary_business = Manufacturer The '''Fruit Pest Exterminating Company''' was an insecticide manufacturer in San Jose in the 1890's. Little is known of the company, except that the

| primary_business=manufacturer '''National Can''' was a can manufacturer in the United States in the 20th century. The company was a second-tier ca

'''Packers and Canners Equipment Company''' was a canning machine manufacturer in San Jose.

| primary_business = Sales Agent and Manufacturer ...h 1923 Hayward California Sanborn map. Map shows Luthy Company, a battery manufacturer at the site. The [https://books.google.com/books?id=maxPAQAAMAAJ&lpg=PA296

The '''Pacific Can Company''' was a west coast can manufacturer known for making beverage containers. The company made the first flat-top

'''Aunt Jo's Prune Products''' was a San Jose-based candied prune manufacturer. The company was founded in 1928 by Alfred and Jo Gabrielson. Gabrielson

The '''American Goldy Stopper Company''' was an Oakland-based manufacturer run by [[Julius Landsberger]], with offices in San Francisco and probably a

The '''Brelle Fruit Jar Company''' was a jar manufacturer in San Jose around the time of World War I. The company started in Ferndal

| primary_business = Manufacturer ...so known as the Johnson Traction Engine Co.) was an agricultural machinery manufacturer in San Jose in the early days of the 20th century. The company designed se

'''Pacific By-Products''' was a San Jose-based manufacturer of machinery for canneries, and a producer of various by-products of the ca

The '''Continental Can Company''' was an American can manufacturer. The company merged with other companies over the year. Continental suppo

The packing house buildings were later used by the Campbell Cage Company, a manufacturer of poultry cages<ref>Sorosis Social Hall Brings Fond Memories. April 2, 19

'''Pacific Shingle and Box''' was a lumber and building materials manufacturer incorporated in San Jose in 1905<ref>[http://books.google.com/books?id=9h1a

The '''Western Can Company''' was an San Francisco-based can manufacturer known for lithographed cans, and large coffee cans.According to a history o

...y was known for. Common choices include "Dried Fruit Packer", "Cannery", "Manufacturer", or "Broker".

...'''Great Western Can Company''' was a turn-of-the-century upstart tin can manufacturer which challenged the two major can producers with new products and machines

...</ref>. Rosenberg Brothers was sued in 1928 by White Pine Products, a box manufacturer, when he shipped box shook before Rosenberg Brothers had fully agreed to th