Showing posts with label Charles S. Beckwith. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Charles S. Beckwith. Show all posts

1927 January 29 - 27th Annual Meeting, Walt Whitman Hotel, Camden, N.J.


Elizabeth C. White nominated to be 2nd Vice President 
of the American Cranberry Growers Association











Link --- 1927 History Orb

1926 January 30 - 56th Annual Meeting, Hotel Adelphia, Pa.

Hotel Adelphia, Chestnut and 13th Street
Progress with the Picking Machine

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1925 January 25 - 55th Annual Meeting, Hotel Adelphia, Philadelphia, Pa

Hotel Adelphia, Philadelphia


Atlantic City and the proposed Child Labor Amendment.





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Link -- 1925 History Orb

1924 January 54th Annual Meeting, Hotel Adelphia, Philadelphia, Pa.






1924 August 27th - 55th Annual Convention, The Pig'N Whistle, Browns Mills, NJ







Beckwith describes the laboratory, living quarters and Ford vehicle that the 
Double Trouble Cranberry Company is providing for laboratory research.



Link -- 1924 History Orb

1922 January 28 - 52nd Annual Meeting, Hotel Adelphia, Philadelphia, Pa

Hotel Adelphia, Philadelphia








                                               Report of the Treasurer, Charles S. Beckwith



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1921 January 29th - 51st Annual Meeting, Hotel Adelphia, Philadelphia

Cover Only, Text Missing. Link

Working Out Our Problems, President A. J. Rider
1. Aided By Scientists F. V. Coville and the blueberry, C. L. Shear mitigate the cure but the disease was still a mystery.
2. The Storage Problems

Report of the Cranberry Substation, Charles S. Beckwith
1. The cranberry Blossom Worm
2. Fertilizer Experiments
3. Effect of Fertilizer Applications Other Than on the Yield
4. Acknowledgments

Report Of The Research Committee Of The American Cranberry Growers Association, F. S.  Chambers,Chairman

Crop Report, H. B. Scammell

Report Of The Treasurer, H. B. Scammell

Nomination Committee Recommendations 

C. M. Chaney





1921 August 27th 52nd Annual Convention, Toms River, New Jersey

Cover Only, Text Missing
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Twenty Years Of Spraying, President, James D. Holman

The Cranberry Industry, H. J. Franklin

Weeds Of  The Cranberry Bog, Elba E. Watson

Cranberry Spraying Apparatus, Charles S. Beckwith

New Jersey Cranberry Report

Report Of The Secretary, H. B. Scammell


1920 January 31 - 50th Annual Meeting, Hotel Adelphia, Philadelphia, Pa

















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1920 History Orb

1919 January 25 - 49th Annual Meeting, Hotel Adelphia, Philadelphia

Indispensibles In Cranberry Culture, President E. H. Durell

Report of Cranberry Investigations For The Season of 1918, Charles S. Beckwith

Cranberry Disease Investigations In New Jersey During 1918, R. B. Wilcox

The Cranberry Exchange

Advertizing and Control of Distribution, A. U. Chaney

Report Of The Treasurer, H. B. Scammell

Supplemental

Officers And Committees

Nomination Committee Recomendations



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1918 August 24 - 49th Annual Convention, Pin' N Whistle, Browns Mill, N.J.



Man Power, Rev. Durell

Report of the Secretary

The Sugar Situation and Marketing Outlook, A. U. Chaney

Adequate Transportation, C. M. Chaney

Cranberry Investgations, T. J. Headlee

Notes on Cranberry Disease Investigations of the Bureau of  Plant Industry, R. B. Wilcox

Link -- 1918 History Orb

1918 January 26 - 48th Annual Meeting, Hotel Adelphia, Pa.


Resolution Favoring the Establishment of Rural State Police

Which is the more profitable the small or the large cranberry plant? Rev. E. H. Durell

Pruning Experiments, Franklin S. Chambers

The Reduction of Cranberry Losses Between Field and Consumer., C. L. Shear, Neil E. Stevens and R. B. Wilcox

Report of the Secretary, H. B. Scammell

Supplemental

Nomination Committee Recommendations











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1928 January 58th Annual Meeting, The Walt Whitman, Camden, N.J.









Wisconsin Cranberry Growers' Association

Wisconsin Cranberry Growers' Association


Wisconsin State Cranberry Growers Association / Wisconsin State Cranberry Growers' Association. Thirty-sixth annual meeting, Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin, January 9, 1923. Thirty-fifth summer convention, pavilion, near Nekoosa, Wisconsin, August 8, 1922
(1922-1923)




Charles S. Beckwith and Stanley Coville