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'''W. C. Hamilton''' was a San Jose manufacturer of fruit graders, dipping baskets, field cars, transfer cars and turntables. ...refers to the grader as nine to fourteen feet long<ref>The Hamilton Fruit Grader: [http://cdnc.ucr.edu/cgi-bin/cdnc?a=d&d=PRP18890713.2.25 July 13, 1889 Pac

Depending on the era, processing dried fruit followed different processes. == 1893: West Side Fruit Growers Association<ref>How To Co-Operate: Organization of the Growers at W

| primary_business = Dried Fruit Packer '''A. E. Newby''' was a San Jose dried fruit packer. His business was listed in an 1896 city directory.

Depending on the era, processing dried fruit followed different processes. == 1893: West Side Fruit Growers Association<ref>How To Co-Operate: Organization of the Growers at W

| primary_business = Fruit Dryer | aliases = Fleming Fruit Company of Chicago

...rnia%20prune%20and%20apricot%20growers%22&f=false July 20, 1918 California Fruit News]</ref> | primary_business = Dried Fruit Packer

| primary_business = Dried Fruit Packer | predecessors = [[Riverdale Fruit Company]]

...fied high school professor from San Francisco happily at work on the fruit grader. There are sons and daughters of doctor, lawyer, merchant, chief, and they ...t is thought a good average to get 50 per cent of the three high grades of fruit in the day’s pack, the apricots are running 80 to 82 percent high grade s

| primary_business = Dried Fruit Packer,Cooperative ...lly handle the crop. The San Jose list includes many of the smaller dried fruit packers<ref>[http://news.google.com/newspapers?id=LykiAAAAIBAJ&sjid=KqQFAAA