1926 August 25th - 57th Annual Convention, Pig' N Whistle, Browns Mills, NJ

About 75 members were present. Click here for info on the Pig' N Whistle..

President D. H. Durell's Death

Congressman Franklin Fort's Address

More on Franklin Fort,  and more,  and more.

Special Cranberry Report, Harry B.Weiss

Economic Trends in Agriculture, Jacob G. Lipman

The Use of Honeybees as Pollinating Agents on Cranberry Bogs, Ray Hutson, Assistant Entomologist


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-1926 History Orb

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

Official Retirement , Including Reminiscences, Forecasts and Well Wishes,

 President Rev E.H. Durell

A Complete Cranberry Fertilizer for Savanna Bottom, Charles S. Beckwith

January 31, 1920 - Report of the Research Committee American Cranberry Growers's Association

Crop Report 

Report of the Treasurer, H. B. Scammell

Nomination Committee Recomendations

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1920 History Orb

1919 August - 50th Annual Convention, Pemberton, New Jersey

1. The Incipiency In Cranberry Culture, President, Rev. E. H. Durell

2. Recollection Of Fifty Years, A. J. Rider

3.Cranberry Pioneers Of Ocean County,George H. Holman

4. F. S. Chambers spoke on the behalf of Joseph J. White

5. Report Of The Secretary, H. B. Scammell

6. Government Crop Reports, A. U. Chaney

7. Elizabeth C. White's was called on and she described her experiences with

 cranberries and the development of the blueberry.

8. C. L. Shear Congratulated the organization and expressed pleasure

in being able to attend the historical meeting.

9. Mr. John Makepeace's comments.

10. Dr. Headlee's comments.

11. Remarks by Joshua S. Wills

12. Remarks of the host Mr. Theodore H. Budd.

13. Remarks by Mr. Charles W. Wilkinson

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 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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1917 August 17 - 48th Annual Convention, Pig' N Whistle, Browns Mills, N.J.

Let Good Enough A Lone, Rev. E. H. Durell

Resolution on the Resignation of Andrew Jackson Rider as Secretary and Treasurer of the American Cranberry Growers' Association

Report of the Secretary, H. B. Scammell

Spoilage of Cranberries after Picking, C. L. Shear

Report on Fertilizer Studies with Cranberries, F. P. Schlatter

Advertising as a means of increasing Cranberry Sales, A. U. Chaney

Report of the Legislative Committee

Link Brainy History 1917

1917 January 27 - 47th Annual Meeting, Hotel Continental, Philadelphia, Pa.

Cleaning Cranberries, Rev. E.H. Durell

Report of the Secretary, A. J. Rider

Ideal Storage for Cranberries, C. D. Makepeace

Judicious Marketing, George W. Dean

The Fall Army Worm, H. B. Scammell

Fertilizer Experiment With Cranberries 1916, F. P. Schlatter

Report of the Treasurer, A. J. Rider

Nomination Committee Recommendations

Supplemental




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Published Work

Spoilage of Cranberries After Harvest,  Shear, Stevens, Wilcox
Harold B. Scammell Blogspot - Click Here

1916 August 46th Annual Convention, Hotel Raleigh In The Pines, Hammonton, N.J.

The Popular Use Of Cranberries - Rev. E.H. Durell

A New Method of Controlling the Black Head Fireworm - H. B. Scammell

Cranberry Improvement - F. P. Schlatter

Report on Water Supply Investigations In the Cranberry Bogs of New Jersey - F. O. Church

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1916 January 22 - 46th Annual Meeting, Hotel Ridgeway, Camden, N.J.

The Better Future in Cranberry Culture. Rev. E. H. Durell

February 5, 1916, Dr. J. G. Lipman after conferring with ACGA Legislative Committee asked the Legislature to appropriate $3,000 for Cranberry Investigations as he did last year when $1,500 was appropriated for fertilizer studies.

Report of the Secretary, A. J. Rider

Report of the Treasurer, A. J. Rider

Spraying at Whitesbog -- F. S. Chambers

Nomination Committee Recommendations

Comments made by J. J. White and Miss Elizabeth C. White
Report of the Co-Operative Fertilizer Experiments with Cranberries at Whitesbog, Browns Mills, N.J.,1915 -F. P.  Schlatter

Supplemental on the Movement of Cranberries

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1916 Brainy History

1915 August 28 - 46th Annual Convention, The Inn, Browns Mills, N.J.

The Stability of Cranberry Culture - Its Results,  E. H. Durell

The Cranberry Bogs of Burlington County New Jersey - Elizabeth C. White Report describes the role of the seasonal workers and Dr. Elmendorf's suggestions
for seasonal worker living conditions.

 The Legislative Committee describes their lobbying efforts to get the Legislature to fund  the Cranberry Substation.

Resolution to recognize and memorialize the work of J. Turner Brakely.

The Cranberry Girdler And Its Control, H. B. Scammell

T. J. Headlee reports on Gipsy Moths

J. J. White and False Blossom, vines from Wisconsin

Ryder appointed to a committee to study changing the name Bog to Plantation, Farm, Meadow, Ranch or some other term

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1915 Brainy History

1919 August Convention held at Theodore Budd's house, Pemberton, N. J.

 

 

-- 1919 History Orb

Durell and Rider

Durell left Rider right