Loran LaSells Stewart papers, 1927-1982.

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Loran LaSells Stewart papers, 1927-1982.

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Loran Stewart's papers cover the period 1927 to 1982 and include correspondence, minutes, reports, financial and legal records, diaries, newsclippings, photographs and government bills. The papers cover Stewart's industrial, political and personal activities and focus mostly on his business activities, and involvement in lumber related associations and politics. In particular, there are records on the wide variety of Stewart's business interests, notably Abar TV Cable Company, Air Oregon and Bohemia Lumber Company. The collection contains records dealing with his participation in many industry associations and the Oregon State Legislature, as well as involvement in the Republican Party, and participation in Oregon State Government organizations. The collection also includes some personal and family papers.

15 boxes.

Oregon Historical Society Research Library

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Stewart, Loran LaSells, 1911-,

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Loran LaSells Stewart, known as "Stub," was born on January 10, 1911 in Lane County, Oregon. He attended Oregon State College from 1928 to 1932, majoring in Logging Engineering, then worked for the U.S. Forest Service during the 30's and served in the Army during World War II. He was a partner in his family's buiness, the Bohemia Lumber Company, incorporated in 1946, as well as Abar TV Cable Company of Eugene (incorporated in 1955) and Western States Development Co. (inc...

Associated Forest Industries of Oregon.

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Western Wood Products Association

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The West Coast Lumber Manufacturer's Association was incorporated in 1911 in Centralia, Wash., with the merger of the Pacific Coast Lumber Manufacturer's Association, the Southwest Washington Lumber Manufacturer's Association, and the Oregon and Washington Lumber Manufacturer's Association. The new trade association, headquartered in Tacoma, Wash., represented the Douglas fir industry, then centered in western Washington. By 1916 the organization had become the West Coast Lumbermen's Association...

Abar TV Cable Company.

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Bohemia Lumber Company

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Air Oregon.

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West Coast Lumbermen's Association

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Western Timber Industry Publishing Company.

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