Stuart K. Farrar oral history, 1964.

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Stuart K. Farrar oral history, 1964.

In this interview, Mr. Farrar discusses his experiences with the food processing industry. Topics include: his work with the Bureau of Chemistry, particularly with east coast oyster pollution and with dairy farms in the Midwest; inspecting canneries in New York State; research in canning peas and corn; the development of his own company and its merger with the Comstock Canning Company; and his recollection of S.E. Comstock.

29 p. of transcript.

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SNAC Resource ID: 7904804

Cornell University Library

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New York State Canners Association.

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Farrar, Stuart K., 1890-

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Bacteriologist. Mr. Farrar worked for the Bureau of Chemistry in Washington, D.C., Wilson and Company meat packers, and during the 1920's, as a canning factory inspector for the New York State Canners Associaton. From the description of Stuart K. Farrar oral history, 1964. (Cornell University Library). WorldCat record id: 63934561 ...

United States. Dept. of Agriculture. Bureau of Chemistry.

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Keuchel, Edward F.

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Comstock Canning Company.

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Comstock, S. E.

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