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| predecessors = [[Napa Valley Packing Company]] ...ius Wolff, and Mary L. Baraty. Wolff and Baraty had formerly operated the Napa Valley Packing Company; Hooke ran [[Sunnyvale Canneries]]<ref>[https://case

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

...en ■transacted. The Royal Packing Company has branch houses at Healdsberg. Napa, Fresno and Rutherford, and is a large shipper of California fruits. The co | Napa || 1904 || ||

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| Napa || 1947 || 925 6th Street ||

C. H. Clark was born in New York, but raised in Napa. He started in the canning business at [[Libby, McNeil, and Libby]] in Sun

...art owner of the [[California Selling Company]], a reorganization of the [[Napa Valley Packing Company]]. Hooke was also involved in the [[Pajaro Packing

...%22packing+house%22----# August 22, 1901 Los Angeles Herald].</ref>. The Napa Fruit Company association similarly protested the association's expansion<r

...ng Age”]. Construction to begin in spring.</ref> Exists, damaged in 2014 Napa earthquake. [[Category:Napa]]

...ome from Oregon and Nevada, from Watsonville and Calaveras and dozens from Napa and Sonoma counties. They pour in from everywhere-and find work. The peac

...0, sharing the town with a J.K. Armsby plant<ref>History of the Solano and Napa Counties, California, 1912</ref>. A 1916 article<ref>Peach Men Are Ready f