Inquiry Into Fruit Growing Conditions in the Dominion of Canada, Being the Conclusion Reached After a Personal Investigation Under the Auspices of the Dept. of Agriculture
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This city is within easy each of many of the more important fruit-producing sections of the two States, and has excellent water communication with British Columbia ports. Consequently a very large trade has been developed by this route.
A short distance south of Seattle a very important centre of the berry indus- try is found in the adjoining towns of Puyallup and Sumner. One of the strongest and most perfectly organized co-operative associations in the west, known as the Puyallup and Sumner Fr...uitgrowers' Association, has been established here, under the management of Senator W. H. Paulhamus, a gentleman of wide experience and extraordinary executive ability. There are over eight hundred members in this association, while the capital stock of the company is less than two thousand dollars, in snares of one dollar. During the year 1911 nearly 58 half a million dollars worth of business was transacted. The annual statement shows a surplus of assets of over $25,000. No member is allowed more than 15 shares, and all members are allowed one vote and no more.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This city is within easy each of many of the more important fruit-producing sections of the two States, and has excellent water communication with British Columbia ports. Consequently a very large trade has been developed by this route.
A short distance south of Seattle a very important centre of the berry indus- try is found in the adjoining towns of Puyallup and Sumner. One of the strongest and most perfectly organized co-operative associations in the west, known as the Puyallup and Sumner Fr...uitgrowers' Association, has been established here, under the management of Senator W. H. Paulhamus, a gentleman of wide experience and extraordinary executive ability. There are over eight hundred members in this association, while the capital stock of the company is less than two thousand dollars, in snares of one dollar. During the year 1911 nearly 58 half a million dollars worth of business was transacted. The annual statement shows a surplus of assets of over $25,000. No member is allowed more than 15 shares, and all members are allowed one vote and no more.
What to read after Inquiry Into Fruit Growing Conditions in the Dominion of Canada, Being the Conclusion Reached After a Personal Investigation Under the Auspices of the Dept. of Agriculture?
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