Casper Lumber Company records, 1905-1956.

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Casper Lumber Company records, 1905-1956.

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Correspondence, contracts, deeds, patents, depositions, receipts, redemption certificates, articles of incorporation, title abstracts, powers of attorney, tax lists, maps, and memos concerning the company and some of its subsidaries, including Mendocino Lumber Company, Redwood Manufacturers Company, Prather Lumber Company, Remco Steamship Company, and Union Lumber Company.

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Redwood Manufacturers Company

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Union Lumber Company

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In 1882, Charles Russell ("C.R.") Johnson bought into the Mill Creek (Ten Mile River) operations of Calvin Stewart and James Hunter, which later became Union Lumber Company, incorporated in August 1889. Johnson also founded Fort Bragg Redwood Company, which started operations in 1885. In 1905 the Union Lumber Company purchased the Little Valley Lumber Company and part interests in the Glen Blair and Mendocino Lumber Companies. Union Lumber was also responsible for the establishment of the Nation...

Casper Lumber Company.

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Mendocino Lumber Company.

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Prather Lumber Company.

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Remco Steamship Company.

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