Papers, 1927-1982.

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Papers, 1927-1982.

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Papers include: personal correspondence (1954-1982) pertaining to family matters, politics, personal finances, and the lumber industry; personal papers (1928-1981) including college transcripts, army records, desk diaries, family histories, and speeches; political papers (1951-1981) consisting of correspondence, minutes, a diary, budget records, and legislative bill materials; business records (1927-1982) documenting Stewart's partnership in and/or association with the Bohemia Lumber Company, Abar TV Cable Company of Eugene, Western States Development Co., Western Timber Industry Publishing Co., Associated Forest Industries of Oregon, Associated Industries of Oregon, Industrial Forestry Association, and the International Woodworkers of America; records of a variety of industry associations (1950-1981), Boy Scouts of America (1973-1980), and Order of the Antelope (1954-1981); notes and documents of river trips (1975-1981) taken by Stewart on the Rogue, Salmon, Illinois, Deschutes, Owyhee, and Grande Ronde rivers; scrapbooks (1952-1974) containing news clippings, letters, and photographs related to the lumber industry and state politics.

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