. Better fruit. Fruit-culture. 19^5 BETTER FHUIT Page 41 In this day and age it behooves all producers of food products to "get up and ; The cranberry growers are trying the experiment of putting their fruit on the market in package form (with recipes printed on the outside of the carton). The salmon packers have just made a beginning in packing this popular fish in glass jars. Skill in packingâperhaps with an element of noveltyâand educational advertising would put apples and api)le products on many a dinner table where at pres- ent baked apples, apple butter, cider, apple dump
. Better fruit. Fruit-culture. 19^5 BETTER FHUIT Page 41 In this day and age it behooves all producers of food products to "get up and ; The cranberry growers are trying the experiment of putting their fruit on the market in package form (with recipes printed on the outside of the carton). The salmon packers have just made a beginning in packing this popular fish in glass jars. Skill in packingâperhaps with an element of noveltyâand educational advertising would put apples and api)le products on many a dinner table where at pres- ent baked apples, apple butter, cider, apple dumplings and apple i)ie are too seldom seen.âAgricultural Advertising. Standard Pack Plan Endorsed At a meeting of growers and ship- pers at the Wenatchee Commercial Club last night called by Inspector Clawson, the ipiestion of establishing a standard apple pack for the Wenat- chee district was discussed. It seemed to be the sense of the meeting that to be successful that the effect of the law would have to be such as to take in the entire state. Before adjourning a reso- lution was presented to .lohn F. Sugrue of Cashmere to the effect that it was the sense of the meeting that the chair- man of the meeting, who was Repre- sentative-Elect Frank Reeves, should take such stci)s as to him seemed fit and proper to bring before the legis- lature a bill which would establish a minimum standard pack for the State of Washington. The resolution met with approval of those present with the exception of a few who expressed fears that the establishment of a mini- mum standard might have the effect of lowering the general excellence of the pack as now put out by the organiza- tions of the Northwest. The meeting was attended by IflO persons, a large percentage of whom took part in the discussion. The sense of the meeting was strongly in favor of the attempt being made. Mr. Reeves also expressed his desire to lay before the i)ublic at some future period two other bills relating to apple market
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