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...emet the next year, and followed with canneries in Falbrook, Elsinore, and Riverside in 1919<ref>In [https://books.google.com/books?id=WgQ9AAAAYAAJ&lpg=PA613&ot | Riverside || 1919- || ||

.../ref>. In 1905, the company had warehouses in San Francisco, Los Angeles, Riverside, Santa Rosa, and Oakland<ref>[http://books.google.com/books?id=Cb9WAAAAIAAJ | Riverside || || ||

...e packing house, and became a partner in 1895 when Skelley retired and the Riverside plant closed. ...pers?id=ESwzAAAAIBAJ&sjid=5AAGAAAAIBAJ&pg=1522%2C122301 September 26, 1896 Riverside Press and Horticulturalist].</ref>.

...iforniahistor61cali_djvu.txt "Machines in the Garden: A Citrus Monopoly in Riverside, 1900-1936"]California History, Volume 61, 1982-1983, California Historical

...iforniahistor61cali_djvu.txt "Machines in the Garden: A Citrus Monopoly in Riverside, 1900-1936"]California History, Volume 61, 1982-1983, California Historical

...ive canneries around Los Angeles: Fallbrook, Elsinore, Ontario, Hemet, and Riverside<ref>

...Goose logo on building<ref>Photo at [http://citrusroots.com/oldsite/orange-riverside-packinghouses.html]</ref>.

...8, California Cooperative Canneries were operating ten plans "located from Riverside County to Sacramento County"<ref>"Solution of Peach Problem is Sought: Gove