Cook and Stucker Paving Company records, circa 1925-1961.

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Cook and Stucker Paving Company records, circa 1925-1961.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/694374578

The Cook and Stucker Paving Company records consist of a variety of business records documenting the company's road paving projects and finances. The majority of the collection consists of account books, bank ledgers, financial journals, and checks concerning the company's finances. The collection also contains insurance records from the Western Casualty and Surety Company documenting insurance policies for company property and equipment. The correspondence discusses road paving projects with the State Highway Commission of Kansas, financial matters, property mortgages, and other topics. Included are accident insurance report volumes listing worker names, injury dates, dates returned to work, and related information. Also included are audits, tax records, bills, and correspondence discussing receipt of checks.

87.5 cubic feet (88 boxes).

Kansas State Historical Society

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SNAC Resource ID: 7995596

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Cook & Stucker Paving Company.

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The Cook and Stucker Paving Company was located in Ottawa, Kansas. It was also called Cook and Ranson or Cook and Cone throughout its history. The company worked on several highway projects with the State Highway Commission of Kansas. From the description of Cook and Stucker Paving Company records, circa 1925-1961. (Kansas State Historical Society). WorldCat record id: 694374578 ...

State Highway Commission of Kansas

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The Kansas State Highway Commission was created in 1917 and consisted of three members: the governor, who was the ex officio chairman; and two members appointed by him or her from districts defined by law. They served four-year terms. The commission was repealed in 1925 and was recreated consisting of three members appointed by the governor from named districts for four-year terms. The commission from their own membership selected the chairman. In 1927, the membership of the commission was incre...