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John Horn (Stockport)

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John Horn (Stockport) Ltd

1904 Mr John Horn, of Stockport, made a speech about the confectionery crisis, and the damage done to the jam, confectionery, biscuit, and mineral water trades.[1]

1908 Issue of shares in the company, business established by John Horn[2]

1916 John Horn, of Stockport, president of the Confectioners’ Association of the United Kingdom[3]

1919 Formation of a trade protection alliance between confectionery manufacturers included: A. Buchanan, Deans House, Helensburgh, manufacturing confectioner. A. Fry, cocoa and chocolate manufacturer. J. Horn, Heaviley, Stockport, manufacturing confectioner. H. J. Norton, Aldercombe, The Chine, Winch-more-hill, N., manufacturing confectioner ...[4]

1933 Death of John Horn, founder of the firm[5]

1961 "Makers of High-class Sweets for over fifty years - wine gums, mixed fruit jellies, dolly mixture, mint imperials and other attractive lines ..."[6]

1965 Acquired by Squirrel Chocolate and Confectionery

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Sources of Information

  1. ↑ Dundee Evening Telegraph 17 March 1904
  2. ↑ Financial News 06 October 1908
  3. ↑ Huddersfield Daily Examiner 27 September 1916
  4. ↑ Financial News 04 July 1919
  5. ↑ Stockport Advertiser and Guardian 14 July 1933
  6. ↑ Belfast Telegraph 10 October 1961