Box 102
Contains 24 Results:
nos.3650-3659 - Correspondence re: jobs; employee vacation time; lumber contracts; land owned by the Kirby Lumber Co. in Beaumont; theft of timber in Newton Co.; Houston Oil Co.; Hardin Co.; seals for railroad cars; and Texas and Louisiana Lumber Co., 1906
This collection consists of correspondence, business transactions, and financial statements dealing with the different phases of the company's activities. - Dr. Perky Beisel's graduate-level Collections Management class processed boxes 192-208. The students moved the materials from boxes to folders that allows for better access
nos.3660-3773 - Correspondence re: an agreement for land disputes between Houston Oil Co. and Kirby Lumber Co.; right-of-way cuts; jobs; company earnings discrepancy for April 1906; increasing production at Call, TX Mill G; mill rates on lumber to Dallas; Rock Island Railway; duties of company doctors for employees not living at the mill; land dispute in Newton Co.; and repairs needed for the Village, TX mill, 1906
This collection consists of correspondence, business transactions, and financial statements dealing with the different phases of the company's activities. - Dr. Perky Beisel's graduate-level Collections Management class processed boxes 192-208. The students moved the materials from boxes to folders that allows for better access
no.3665 - Correspondence from C. P. Myer, manager of mills and logging, re: personnel matters; supplies; ongoing litigation; mill operations; construction; other matters, 1906-1909
This collection consists of correspondence, business transactions, and financial statements dealing with the different phases of the company's activities. - Dr. Perky Beisel's graduate-level Collections Management class processed boxes 192-208. The students moved the materials from boxes to folders that allows for better access
Other documents, including a yellow pine exhibit in St. Louis, 1906, 1909
This collection consists of correspondence, business transactions, and financial statements dealing with the different phases of the company's activities. - Dr. Perky Beisel's graduate-level Collections Management class processed boxes 192-208. The students moved the materials from boxes to folders that allows for better access
