Financial Records
Found in 67 Collections and/or Records:
Ingram Family and Empire Lumber Company Papers, 1874-1953 (bulk 1906-1934)
Personal papers of the family of Orrin H. Ingram, a prominent lumberman and businessman in the Chippewa Valley, and his son Erskine B. Ingram, at the turn of the 20th Century. Also includes business records of the Empire Lumber Company, established in 1881.
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers. Local 953: Records, 1935-1943
Correspondence, bills, receipts, and employment agreements of Local 953. Included is information on negotiations with the Northern States Power Company, relationships with the parent union and other locals, efforts to organize non-union workers, and other topics. The files are those of the Business Manager, Sherman (Shorty) Preston.
James Newman Clark Collection, 1867-1972 (bulk 1867-1928)
John H. Kaiser Lumber Company Records, 1905-1957
Records of an Eau Claire, Wisconsin lumber company consisting of business correspondence; miscellaneous legal business papers; biographical material; and minutes, proxies, and announcements of board of directors' meetings. There are income tax returns of the John H. Kaiser Lumber Company, of W. A. Kaiser, and of the Eau Claire Box and Crating Company. Also included are journals, ledgers, cash books, and records of stock issues.
John S. Owen Lumber Company Records, 1875-1955
Medford Cooperative Creamery Co. Records, 1915-1965
Nathaniel Caldwell Foster Papers, 1830-1936
Newcomers’ Club of Eau Claire (Eau Claire, Wis.), 1941-1998 (bulk 1967-1987)
The collection contains membership lists, financial records, meeting minutes, by-laws, miscellaneous reports, newsletters, and scrapbooks of the Newcomers’ Club of Eau Claire, a social organization formed in 1941 to help women new to the Eau Claire area become better acquainted with the community and each other.
Noah Shaw and Company Records, 1868-1893
Records of the first iron foundry in Eau Claire which served the lumber companies of the Chippewa Valley. Includes letterpress copybooks, ledgers that note clients and work performed and financial journals. The firm was known as Shaw, Fisk and Company, Eagle Iron Works, and Noah Shaw and Company at various stages of its existence.