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Frozen Custard Corporation (Ala.) (1931-1932). Records, 1931-1932.

Title: Records, 1931-1932.

Records, 1931-1932, including correspondence, letters, memos, telegrams, financial records, clippings, and a business card. These records discuss the operations of the Frozen Custard Corporation, including the expansion of operations into Birmingham, Montgomery, and Mobile, Ala. See especially the 1931 July 21 letter indicating some shareholders. Routine business correspondence, inventories, as well as discussion of sales, problems with incorporation, and many other subject were discussed. Charles B. Crow handled most problems concerning expansion in Ala., and authorized the checks. The Montgomery branch was known as the Montgomery Frozen Custard Co. The same was true for Mobile. The 1931 June balance sheets for the Birmingham operation is of interest, as is the 1931 July balance sheet for Montgomery. The primary correspondents included F.S. Parrigin from Montgomery, Charles B. Crow from Birmingham, R. Voigt, accountant, Walter Will Bankhead, attorney; T.W. Crow and W.W. Fagg to buy freezers for the branches, S.G. Vaughan regarding the reduction of expenses needed in Birmingham, and W.C. Petree about resuming the Montgomery operation.

ArchivalResource: 1 folder.

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Bankhead, John H. (John Hollis), 1842-1920. Papers, 1865-1923, and n.d.

Title: Papers, 1865-1923, and n.d.

Papers, 1865-1923 and n.d., consisting of genealogical materials, correspondence, letters, financial records, petitions, clippings, reports, speeches, photographs, printed matter, scrapbooks, and other materials. This collection primarily documents the career of Bankhead (1842-1920) as a U.S. Senator, though his elections to various offices and his personal financial life are both documented quite extensively also, particularly his connections and involvement in Ala. economic developments such as coal mining, real estate, water power and railroads. Within the U.S. Senatorial records the correspondence and letters, general, and the subject files cover a vast array of political topics, with a special emphasis on the U.S. Post Office; river navigation and hydroelectric power; U.S. and Ala. politics; prohibition; agriculture; labor; Good Roads program; tariffs; foreign affairs; and hundreds of other subjects. The photographs are quite extensive, and there are quite a few of him and his children that are in excellent condition and of good quality.

ArchivalResource: 35 cubic ft. (95 archives containers, 1 records center container, 2 oversized containers, and 3 v.)

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