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• Category:Dried Fruit Packer
  Dried fruit packers in the Santa Clara Valley bought fruit from local farmers, and re-sold it to wholesalers or re
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• R.W. Hersey
  ...20the%20Santa%20Clara%20Valley%20%201904.pdf Seeing San Jose and the Santa Clara Valley]. 1904, The Guide Publishing Company, San Jose. "...and at Fifth a
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• Pacific Fruit Exchange
  In 1936, president was George H. Casey, Santa Clara University alumni, who funded a promotional train carrying 200,000 pounds o
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• Sterling Lumber Company
  ...%20lumber%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 company's site was originally the Santa Clara Valley Mill and Lumber Company; it was bought by the R. W. Adams Company, w
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• East Side Fruit Growers Union
  ...Growers Union''' was a grower's cooperative on the east side of the Santa Clara Valley. Their packing house was on Tully Road at McLaughlin Road. Santa Clara valley east side growers and dryer. The association was formed in 1893<ref
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• Central Santa Clara Fruit Company
  ...James, and Frances A. Paddock<ref>Articles of Incorporation, Central Santa Clara Fruit Company, July 11 1903. In California State Archives.</ref>. Central Santa Clara Fruit Company's plant shows up in photos in Campbell: The Orchard City, and
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• Knapp Plow Works
  ...ent.scu.edu/cdm/singleitem/collection/svhocdm/id/2287/rec/1 photo in Santa Clara University collection]
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• James M. Dawson
  '''James M. Dawson''' was the father of canning in the Santa Clara Valley. His two companies, [[San Jose Fruit Packing]] and [[J. M. Dawson P ...e World<ref>H.S. Foote, Pen Pictures from the Garden of the World or Santa Clara County, California, Illustrated, The Lewis Publishing Company, Chicago, 188
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• User talk:Robert Bowdidge
  If you'll be getting more editors -- and people from various Santa Clara County historical societies seem like a good bet -- you might want to think On this wiki, the namespace is '''<nowiki>[[Packing Houses of Santa Clara County:xxx]]</nowiki>''', but if that's too long you can easily create shor
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• Cozzens Fruit Company
  ...Ryland Street at River Street. By 1900, the business was listed in Santa Clara. | Santa Clara || 1900 || || San Francisco Call list of California Cured Fruit Growers dr
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• Santa Clara County Fruit Exchange
  [[File:Fruit_exchange_label.jpg | 240px|thumb|right| Label from Santa Clara County Fruit Exchange]] ...e was the first cooperative dried fruit marketing association in the Santa Clara Valley and was particularly long-lived, lasting from 1892 to nearly the daw
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• Larson Ladder Company
  ...company expanded to space in the Laurelwood Farms industrial area in Santa Clara in 1945<ref>Sale of Land, Guns Before Trustees: [http://news.google.com/new | Santa Clara || 1945-1968 || ||
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• Santa Clara Valley Fruit and Produce Company
  '''Santa Clara Valley Fruit and Produce Company''' may be alternate name or predecessor fo
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• Pacific Shingle and Box
  ...W. Rice of San Jose, John Roll of Santa Clara, and I. Herrington of Santa Clara. The company was declared to be bankrupt in February 1915<ref>Legal announ 1909: listed as "Santa Clara" in
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• John Francis Pyle
  '''John Francis Pyle''' was a Santa Clara county orchardist and canner. He was the principal behind the [[J.F. Pyle
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• Pratt-Low Preserving Company
  | primary_town = Santa Clara, CA | brands = Polka Dot, Pratt-Low, Rag Doll, Chimes, Roman Gold, Santa Clara, Sutter Pak<ref>Pratt-Low Preserving Company: [http://trademarks.justia.com
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• E. S. Whitney
  ...nepage&q=%22elijah%20skinner%20whitney%22%20%22san%20jose%22&f=false Santa Clara County and its Resources, Historical, Descriptive, and Statistical: A Souve
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• Clark Canning
  ...ge-240-history-of-santa-clara-county-california-ywa.shtml History of Santa Clara County]. 1921</ref><ref>California Canneries: [https://books.google.com/bo ...yer/history-of-santa-clara-county-california-ywa/page-240-history-of-santa-clara-county-california-ywa.shtml]. 1921</ref>.
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• J.E. Abbott
  '''J.E. Abbott''' was a dried fruit packer on the west side of the Santa Clara Valley (modern Saratoga and Campbell.)
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• Greco Canning Company
  | predecessors = [[Santa Clara Valley Canning Company]] ...und 1913 through 1938 run by Victor Greco. The company bought the [[Santa Clara Valley Canning Company]]'s "three-line" cannery on Taylor Street in 1921<re
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