Reminiscences of William L. Maxwell : oral history, 1953.

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Reminiscences of William L. Maxwell : oral history, 1953.

Potlatch Lumber Company from 1906: excise tax law requiring separate accounting for land and timber values, Potlatch Village, 1910 forest fires at Elk River, Industrial Workers of the World, eight-hour day, blister rust, group insurance plan for Potlatch employees. Impressions of William Deary, Allison W. Laird, Andrew Bloom, Frederick and Charles A. Weyerhaeuser.

Transcript: 112 leaves.

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