The canning of fishery products : showing the history of the art of canning; the methods followed with each species, and suggestions for canning unutilized species; where, when and how they are obtained; together with other information of much value to canners / [John Nathan Cobb].

  • John Nathan Cobb
Date:
1919
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Credit: The canning of fishery products : showing the history of the art of canning; the methods followed with each species, and suggestions for canning unutilized species; where, when and how they are obtained; together with other information of much value to canners / [John Nathan Cobb]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Salmon Canners Why Pay for High Priced Labor to Unload Your Scows? They will UNLOAD THEMSELVES if Equipped with the HOONAH AUTOMATIC FISH CONVEYOR SYSTEM Patent No. 126246—Issued April 19, 1918 One Man Can Do The Wort of Six Under average operating conditions, one man working ten hours a day last year did all work connected with unloading and washing scows at the four-line Hoonah Cannery, which packed 101,000 cases in 26 consecutive days. Conserve Money and Man Power! The Country Needs Them! HOONAH PACKING CO. SOUTH BELLINGHAM, WASH. SOLE OWNERS
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