Box 59
Contains 29 Results:
Potato Warehouse: Correspondence, 1937-1943
The General Manager's Office Records mostly date from H. W. Johnson's lengthy tenure and include correspondence, reports, engineering drawings, equipment records, and negotiations and disputes with labor unions.
A small number of files were continued for a few years after the position of General Manager was abolished with H. W. Johnson's retirement.
Potato Warehouse: General, 1942
The General Manager's Office Records mostly date from H. W. Johnson's lengthy tenure and include correspondence, reports, engineering drawings, equipment records, and negotiations and disputes with labor unions.
A small number of files were continued for a few years after the position of General Manager was abolished with H. W. Johnson's retirement.
Potato Warehousing: Newspaper Clippings about Potato Farming, 1939-1942
The General Manager's Office Records mostly date from H. W. Johnson's lengthy tenure and include correspondence, reports, engineering drawings, equipment records, and negotiations and disputes with labor unions.
A small number of files were continued for a few years after the position of General Manager was abolished with H. W. Johnson's retirement.
Projected Loss of Revenue Due to Reduced Output at Champion Mine, 1956-1958
The General Manager's Office Records mostly date from H. W. Johnson's lengthy tenure and include correspondence, reports, engineering drawings, equipment records, and negotiations and disputes with labor unions.
A small number of files were continued for a few years after the position of General Manager was abolished with H. W. Johnson's retirement.
Proposed Unification with Calumet and Hecla Railroad: Correspondence and Reports, 1947
The General Manager's Office Records mostly date from H. W. Johnson's lengthy tenure and include correspondence, reports, engineering drawings, equipment records, and negotiations and disputes with labor unions.
A small number of files were continued for a few years after the position of General Manager was abolished with H. W. Johnson's retirement.
Proposed Unification with Calumet and Hecla Railroad: Survey of Operating Conditions, 1947
The General Manager's Office Records mostly date from H. W. Johnson's lengthy tenure and include correspondence, reports, engineering drawings, equipment records, and negotiations and disputes with labor unions.
A small number of files were continued for a few years after the position of General Manager was abolished with H. W. Johnson's retirement.
Radio Communications Systems, 1952-1957
The General Manager's Office Records mostly date from H. W. Johnson's lengthy tenure and include correspondence, reports, engineering drawings, equipment records, and negotiations and disputes with labor unions.
A small number of files were continued for a few years after the position of General Manager was abolished with H. W. Johnson's retirement.
Real Estate and Right of Way Acquisitions, Volume I: Documents 1-149, 1899-1903
The General Manager's Office Records mostly date from H. W. Johnson's lengthy tenure and include correspondence, reports, engineering drawings, equipment records, and negotiations and disputes with labor unions.
A small number of files were continued for a few years after the position of General Manager was abolished with H. W. Johnson's retirement.
Real Estate and Right of Way Acquisitions, Volume II: Documents 151-399 (includes index of volumes I and II), 1901-1944
The General Manager's Office Records mostly date from H. W. Johnson's lengthy tenure and include correspondence, reports, engineering drawings, equipment records, and negotiations and disputes with labor unions.
A small number of files were continued for a few years after the position of General Manager was abolished with H. W. Johnson's retirement.
Real Estate Leased, Volume III: Documents 401-585 (includes alphabetical index), 1909-1965
The General Manager's Office Records mostly date from H. W. Johnson's lengthy tenure and include correspondence, reports, engineering drawings, equipment records, and negotiations and disputes with labor unions.
A small number of files were continued for a few years after the position of General Manager was abolished with H. W. Johnson's retirement.