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{{Infobox
| title = Summary
| header1 = Business Details
| label2 = Primary Town
| data2 = San Jose
| label3 = Primary Business
| data3 = Cannery
}}
==Summary==

==Locations==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Location !! Years !! Address !! Details
|-
| San Jose || 1919-1960 || Lick Avenue ||
|-
|}
==Details==

Built in 1919, bought by [California Canners and Growers] in 1960, shut down in 1983.

1946: brands: "Patricia", "Blue Wing", "Red Pack", "Verona", "Tuttorosso" (all red). Sold vertical-pack blue lake beans, canned tomatoes, tomato paste and puree, artichoke hearts, pepperocini in glass. Patricia trademark registered in 1923, expired in 1986.

1946 distributor was Eugene M. O'Neill, Santa Marina Building, 112 Market Street, San Francisco.

One cannery.

Run by the LoBue and Rancadore. Rancadore later ran Rancadore-Alameda funeral home.
[[Category:San Jose]]
[[Category:Cannery]]

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 | primary_town = San Jose
 | primary_dates = 1919 - 1960
-| brands = "Patricia"<ref>[http://www.trademarkia.com/patricia-71179484.html Patricia patent], San Jose Canning, serial number 71174984, registered Nov. 13 1923.</ref>, "Blue Wing", "Red Pack", "Verona", "Tuttorosso" (all red), [http://books.google.com/books?id=I7xarYW9BGcC&lpg=PA44&ots=t1J8C34bYu&dq=%22san%20jose%20canning%22%20lobue&pg=PA44#v=onepage&q=%22san%20jose%20canning%22%20lobue&f=false Sunnybrae prickly pears]
+| brands = "Patricia"<ref>[http://www.trademarkia.com/patricia-71179484.html Patricia patent], San Jose Canning, serial number 71174984, registered Nov. 13 1923.</ref>, "Blue Wing", "Red Pack", "Verona", "Tuttorosso" (all red), [http://books.google.com/books?id=I7xarYW9BGcC&lpg=PA44&ots=t1J8C34bYu&dq=%22san%20jose%20canning%22%20lobue&pg=PA44#v=onepage&q=%22san%20jose%20canning%22%20lobue&f=false Sunnybrae prickly pears], Garden Valley<ref>U.S. Trademark 72125427 for canned vegetables, filed August 4, 1961</ref>
-}}, Garden Valley<ref>U.S. Trademark 72125427 for canned vegetables, filed August 4, 1961</ref>
+}}
 '''San Jose Canning Company''' was a canner with a single plant located on the south side of San Jose.  The company was founded in 1919, by Mariano LaBue, Vito LoBue, and Marco Rancadore.  The cannery was on Lick Ave. at Humboldt Street in San Jose<ref>Willow Glen Neighborhood Association, [http://www.preservation.org/resources/Books.html "Touring Historic Willow Glen], 2007, p. 102</ref>, and also had a twenty-acre field planted with prickly pear.   The cannery was bought by [[California Canners and Growers]] in 1960, and shut down in 1983.  The site is currently the Tamien Caltrain and light rail station.

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 | primary_dates = 1919 - 1960
 | brands = "Patricia"<ref>[http://www.trademarkia.com/patricia-71179484.html Patricia patent], San Jose Canning, serial number 71174984, registered Nov. 13 1923.</ref>, "Blue Wing", "Red Pack", "Verona", "Tuttorosso" (all red), [http://books.google.com/books?id=I7xarYW9BGcC&lpg=PA44&ots=t1J8C34bYu&dq=%22san%20jose%20canning%22%20lobue&pg=PA44#v=onepage&q=%22san%20jose%20canning%22%20lobue&f=false Sunnybrae prickly pears]
-}}
+}}, Garden Valley<ref>U.S. Trademark 72125427 for canned vegetables, filed August 4, 1961</ref>
-'''San Jose Canning Company''' was a canner with a single plant located on the south side of San Jose.  The company was founded in 1919, by Mariano LaBue, Vito LoBue, and Marco Rancadore.  The cannery was at Humboldt and Lick Avenues in San Jose<ref>Willow Glen Neighborhood Association, [http://www.preservation.org/resources/Books.html "Touring Historic Willow Glen], 2007, p. 102</ref>, and also had a twenty-acre field planted with prickly pear.   The cannery was bought by [[California Canners and Growers]] in 1960, and shut down in 1983.  The site is currently the Tamien Caltrain and light rail station.
+'''San Jose Canning Company''' was a canner with a single plant located on the south side of San Jose.  The company was founded in 1919, by Mariano LaBue, Vito LoBue, and Marco Rancadore.  The cannery was on Lick Ave. at Humboldt Street in San Jose<ref>Willow Glen Neighborhood Association, [http://www.preservation.org/resources/Books.html "Touring Historic Willow Glen], 2007, p. 102</ref>, and also had a twenty-acre field planted with prickly pear.   The cannery was bought by [[California Canners and Growers]] in 1960, and shut down in 1983.  The site is currently the Tamien Caltrain and light rail station.
 San Jose Canning was known for its vertical-pack blue lake beans, canned tomatoes, tomato paste and puree, and artichoke hearts, and pepperocini in glass.  A lawsuit in 1926 fought for the right to machinery that could better pack green beans<ref>[http://www.leagle.com/decision/192611010F2d100_176 San Jose Canning Co. vs ONeal.], 10 F.2d 100 (1926)</ref>.  Their distributor in 1946 was Eugene M. O'Neill, located in the Santa Marina Building, 112 Market Street, San Francisco.
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 ! Location !! Years !! Address !! Details
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-| San Jose || 1919-1960 || [http://maps.google.com/maps?q=Lick%20Avenue,San%20Jose Lick Avenue] ||
+| San Jose || 1919-1960 || [http://maps.google.com/maps?q=1193%20Lick%20Avenue,San%20Jose 1193 Lick Avenue] ||
 |-
 |}

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 | primary_town = San Jose
 | primary_dates = 1919 - 1960
-| brands = "Patricia"<ref>[http://www.trademarkia.com/patricia-71179484.html Patricia patent], San Jose Canning, serial number 71174984, registered Nov. 13 1923.</ref>, "Blue Wing", "Red Pack", "Verona", "Tuttorosso" (all red).
+| brands = "Patricia"<ref>[http://www.trademarkia.com/patricia-71179484.html Patricia patent], San Jose Canning, serial number 71174984, registered Nov. 13 1923.</ref>, "Blue Wing", "Red Pack", "Verona", "Tuttorosso" (all red), [http://books.google.com/books?id=I7xarYW9BGcC&lpg=PA44&ots=t1J8C34bYu&dq=%22san%20jose%20canning%22%20lobue&pg=PA44#v=onepage&q=%22san%20jose%20canning%22%20lobue&f=false Sunnybrae prickly pears]
 }}
-'''San Jose Canning Company''' was a canner with a single plant located on the south side of San Jose.  The company was founded in 1919, and run by the LoBue and Rancadore families<ref>Rancadore later ran the Rancadore-Alameda funeral home.</ref>.  The cannery was bought by [[California Canners and Growers]] in 1960, and shut down in 1983.  The site is currently the Tamien Caltrain and light rail station.
+'''San Jose Canning Company''' was a canner with a single plant located on the south side of San Jose.  The company was founded in 1919, by Mariano LaBue, Vito LoBue, and Marco Rancadore.  The cannery was at Humboldt and Lick Avenues in San Jose<ref>Willow Glen Neighborhood Association, [http://www.preservation.org/resources/Books.html "Touring Historic Willow Glen], 2007, p. 102</ref>, and also had a twenty-acre field planted with prickly pear.   The cannery was bought by [[California Canners and Growers]] in 1960, and shut down in 1983.  The site is currently the Tamien Caltrain and light rail station.
 San Jose Canning was known for its vertical-pack blue lake beans, canned tomatoes, tomato paste and puree, and artichoke hearts, and pepperocini in glass.  A lawsuit in 1926 fought for the right to machinery that could better pack green beans<ref>[http://www.leagle.com/decision/192611010F2d100_176 San Jose Canning Co. vs ONeal.], 10 F.2d 100 (1926)</ref>.  Their distributor in 1946 was Eugene M. O'Neill, located in the Santa Marina Building, 112 Market Street, San Francisco.

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 San Jose Canning was known for its vertical-pack blue lake beans, canned tomatoes, tomato paste and puree, and artichoke hearts, and pepperocini in glass.  A lawsuit in 1926 fought for the right to machinery that could better pack green beans<ref>[http://www.leagle.com/decision/192611010F2d100_176 San Jose Canning Co. vs ONeal.], 10 F.2d 100 (1926)</ref>.  Their distributor in 1946 was Eugene M. O'Neill, located in the Santa Marina Building, 112 Market Street, San Francisco.
+The San Jose Canning name was also used in the 1890's by another canner<ref>[http://cdnc.ucr.edu/cgi-bin/cdnc?a=d&d=SFC18930923.2.59 September 23, 1893 San Francisco Call]</ref>.
 ==Locations==
 {| class="wikitable"

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 | primary_business = Cannery
 | primary_town = San Jose
 }}
 ==Locations==
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 |}
-Built in 1919, bought by [[California Canners and Growers]] in 1960, shut down in 1983.
+==Photos==
-: brands: "Patricia", "Blue Wing", "Red Pack", "Verona", "Tuttorosso" (all red).  Sold vertical-pack blue lake beans, canned tomatoes, tomato paste and puree, artichoke hearts, pepperocini in glass.  Patricia trademark registered in 1923, expired in 1986.
+Photo of [http://digitalcollections.sjlibrary.org/cdm/singleitem/collection/jcgpanorama/id/418/rec/14 string bean field] being grown for San Jose Canning, circa 1935.  John C. Gordon collection, San Jose Public Library.
 [[Category:San Jose]]
 [[Category:Cannery]]

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-{{Infobox
+{{Infobox_Industry
-| title = Summary
+| primary_business = Cannery
-| header1 = Business Details
+| primary_town = San Jose
 }}
 ==Summary==

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 ==Details==
-Built in 1919, bought by [California Canners and Growers] in 1960, shut down in 1983.
+Built in 1919, bought by [[California Canners and Growers]] in 1960, shut down in 1983.
 : brands: "Patricia", "Blue Wing", "Red Pack", "Verona", "Tuttorosso" (all red).  Sold vertical-pack blue lake beans, canned tomatoes, tomato paste and puree, artichoke hearts, pepperocini in glass.  Patricia trademark registered in 1923, expired in 1986.