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Thomas Lewis Latane Temple built his first sawmill at Diboll, Texas, in 1894. Temple, a native of Virginia, had previous experience in lumbering in Arkansas and Texarkana, and continued to maintain his interests in Northeast Texas throughout his life. The Southern Pine Lumber Company, as the Diboll venture was called, grew and expanded, adding additional mills, diversified wood using plants, and increased acreage of virgin pine timber. To facilitate transportation, the company built and continues to operate the Texas-Southeastern Railroad. The Temple family also were cofounders and pioneers in the development of the Southland Paper Mills which was the first manufacturer of newsprint from yellow pine fibers.
Three generations of the Temple family, T.L.L. Temple, Arthur Temple, Sr. and Arthur Temple, Jr., have provided strong leadership for the varied Temple Industries for more than three-quarters of a century. As of 1973 the Southern Pine Lumber Company is perhaps the oldest large lumber manufacturer still operating under the same family which founded it. The inactive papers of the Temple Industries have been deposited with the Forest History Archives of the Stephen F. Austin State University Library. It is a major collection containing approximately 70,000 items.
Forest History
Box 1: 1908; 1922-1923
Abstracts of land surveys, Oct. 1908 Jan. 1909
Abstracts of titles to land
Corres. dealing with abstracts
Corres. with R. G. Goodrich
Corres. with the Connor Creek School District
Corres. with the County Clerk, Anderson County, Texas
Corres. with the Palestine Title Association, Inc.
Corres. with the Anderson County Abstract Company
General correspondence
Box 2: 1909-1917; 1920-1923
Corres. with the County Clerk from Trinity County, Anderson County,
Houston County, Cherokee County, and Angelina County, Texas
Corres. with the Agricultural & Mechanical College of Texas
Deed of sale of property of B. D. Hearn & W. W. Sturrock to the Texas
Southeastern Railroad Company
Contract of Indenture between Houston, East & West Texas Railway and
Southern Pine Lumber Company concerning Pipe Crossings between the above
mentioned
General Correspondence
Box 3: 1909-1912; 1914-1917; 1922-1923
Corres. Dealing with land surveys
Corres. with Le Mieux Brothers & Comp., timber estimators of the Cherokee
County Survey List
Corres. with State Tuberculosis Sanitarium, Carlsbad, Texas
Two (2) photographs, unidentified
Corres. with Jack Creek Lumber Company
Corres. with Pawnee Land and Lumber Company
Corres. with Live Stock Sanitary Commission of Texas
Corres. dealing with livestock claims
General correspondence
Box 4: 1910-1914; 1916-1917; 1920-1923
Contract dealing with Pressing Shop in Diboll, Texas
Corres. with U. S. Dept. of Agriculture, Forest Service
Corres. with Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas
Corres. with Office of State Forest Service
Corres. with U. S. Treasury Dept.
Power of attorney per Mattie L. Armstrong pertaining to sale of land
Income tax return and poll tax receipts of D. C. Kenley
General Account records, tax receipts, property inventories
General correspondence
Box 5: 1910-1917; 1920
Contracts between Houston Oil Comp. & Southern Pine Lumber Comp.
Corres. with Houston Oil Comp.
Writ of injunction against Houston Oil Comp. & Southern Pine Lumber
Comp.
Contracts for the sale of timber
Leasing agreements
Writ of Garnishment
Corres. with General Land Office, Austin, Texas
Corres. with County Clerk, Angelina County, Texas
Notice from Equalization Board of San Augustine, Texas
Index & list of lands owned by Carter Lumber Comp.
Box 6: 1912
Reports of accidents to employees
Certificates of Surgeon, Timekeepers, and Releases
Box 7:1912-1917; 1919; 1921-1923
Reports of expense accounts
Map of Cox League, Oct. 1921
Map of Edwin P. Legrand League, Jasper County, Texas
Corres. with County Clerk, Angelina County, Texas
Corres. with Nat Patton
Suit filed by Nat Patton against Southern Pine Lumber Comp.
Corres. with Interstate Commerce Commission
Corres. with County Clerk of Houston County and Trinity County, Texas
Box 8: 1913
Reports of accidents to employees
Certificates of Surgeon, Timekeepers, and Releases
Bureau of Labor statistics, state of Texas, accident reports
Box 9: 1913-1914
Supplemental reports of accident to an employee
Receipts for statutory medical attention
Box 10: 1913-1914
Reports of accidents to employees
Supplemental report of an accident to an employer
Receipt for statutory medical attention
Surgeon's report
Compensation claims
Box 11: 1914
Supplemental report of an accident to an employee
Reports of accident to an employer
Surgeon's first report
Receipt for statutory medical attention
Compensation claims
Box 12: 1914
Supplemental report of an accident to an employee
Surgeon's reports
Receipts for statutory medical attention
Compensation claims
Reports of accident to an employee
Box 13: 1915-1916; 1918-1920; 1923-1924; 1926-1930; 1933-1935
Corres. with Kirby Lumber Comp.
List of Temple Lumber Comp. holdings in Newton County, Texas
Kirby Lumber Comp. traveling expense account
Contract between Kirby Lumber Comp. and Temple Lumber Comp.
Corres. with Agricultural & Mechanical College of Texas
Corres. with Interstate Commerce Commission
Bills of Lading
Corres. with County Clerk of Trinity and Polk Counties, Texas
Corres. with Equalization Board, San Augustine County, Texas
Corres. with City of Palestine, Texas
Petition served on Southern Pine Lumber Comp. by Kirby Lumber Comp.
Box 14: 1916-1919
Customer invoices
Corres. with Representative Tom Connally
Corres. with Committee on Foreign Affairs, House of Representatives, Washington,
D. C.
Corres. with Chamber of Commerce of the U. S.
Corres. with tax collector, Borough of Ft. Lee, Bergen County, New Jersey
Corres. with Dept. of Commerce, Washington, D. C.
Corres. with County Clerk, Sabine County, Texas
General business correspondence
Box 15: 1916-1920
Corres. with League to Enforce Peace
Corres. with Interstate Commerce Commission
Corres. with U. S. Railroad Administration
Customer invoices
Corres. with House of Representatives, Washington, D. C.
Corres. with Lumberman's Association of Texas
General business correspondence
Box 16: 1916-1920
Corres. with Representative Sam Rayburn, Washington, D. C.
Corres. with University of Arkansas
Blue print of proposed track facilities at Texarkana, Texas
Corres. with War Industries Board, Washington, D. C.
Corres. with the Eighth Federal Reserve District, St. Louis, Missouri
Customer Invoice
General correspondence
Box 17: 1916-1920
Special Commission from Governor James E. Ferguson, State of Texas,
to represent Texas at 44th National Conference of Charities and Correction,
Pittsburgh, Pa., 1917
Corres. with House of Representatives, Washington, D. C.
Corres. with Southern Pine Association
Corres. with U. S. Senate, Washington, D. C.
Corres. with City of Dallas
General correspondence
Box 18: 1916-1920
Corres. with War Department of the U. S.
Corres. with U. S. House of Representatives, Washington, D. C.
Corres. with Advisory Commission of the Council of National Defense
Corres. with U. S. Railroad Administration
Corres. with Adjutant General, State of Texas
Lease agreement and papers
General correspondence
Box 18A: 1916-1920
Corres. with Governor's (James E. Ferguson) office
Corres. with U. S. House of Representatives
Corres. with Drought Relief Committee of Texas
Corres. with Senate Chamber, State of Texas
Trackage agreement between Texas Southeastern Railway Company and Groveton,
Lufkin and Northern Railway Company
General correspondence
Box 19: 1918-1923
Corres. with Judge W. F. Goodrich
Corres. with County Clerk in Trinity County, Anderson County, and Cherokee
County, Texas
Corres. with County Tan Collector, Houston County. Texas
Corres. with County Clerk in Angelina County and San Augustine County,
Texas
Corres. with U. S. Railroad Administration
Expense account for D. C. Kenley
General correspondence
Box 20: 1918-1923
Corres. with County Clerk of San Augustine and Anderson counties, Texas
Corres. with U. S. Department of Internal Revenue
Corres. with Tax Collector, Houston County, Texas
General correspondence
Box 21: 1919; 1926
Canceled checks paid from Southern Pine Lumber Comp.
Corres. quoting lumber prices
General correspondence
Box 22:1922-1923
Corres. with Tax Collector, Trinity County, Texas
State and County Tax Receipt (1922) for D. C. Kenley
Contract of sale between Fairchild and Cook and Southern Pine Lumber Comp.
Corres. with U. S. Post Office Inspector, Tyler, Texas
Statement of timber cut by Southern Pine Lumber Comp.
Box 23: 1922-1929
Timber check giving information on each tract
Field notes covering the Pickering Lumber of the Temple Lumber exchange
Contract of exchange between Pickering Lumber Comp. and Temple Lumber
Comp.
Contract between Powell Lumber Comp. and Temple Lumber Comp.
Corres. with County Clerk, Newton County, Texas
Contract between J. P. McMahon and Powell Lumber Comp.
Contract between J. P. McMahon and Temple Lumber Comp.
General correspondence
Box 24: 1923, 1926-1929
List of tracts (partial) of Kirby Lumber Comp.
Timber check giving information on each tract
Index to plats
Estimates of timber owned by Powell Lumber Comp.
Contract between Pickering Lumber Comp. and Temple Lumber Comp.
General correspondence
Box 25: 1923; 1928-1930; 1933-1934
Corres. concerning Kirby Lumber Comp. and Temple Lumber Comp. timber exchange
Box 26: 1923-1929
Balance sheet for J. H. Roberts (Real Estate) for Dec. 1922
Corres. with U. S. Internal Revenue Department, San Antonio, Texas
Temple Cotton Oil Company Financial Statement, dated January 1, 1924;
dated February
29, 1924; July 31, 1924; March 31, 1924
Minutes of Director's Meetings and Resolutions of Temple Cotton Oil Comp.
General correspondence.
Box 27: 1923-1929
Financial Statement by United Oil Mills, Hope, Arkansas, January 1,
1921, July 15, 1921
Corres. concerning Temple buying United Oil Mills
Stockholders letter concerning Temple buying United Oil Mills
List of stockholders of United Oil Mills
Corres. with County Clerk, Hempstead County, Arkansas
Deed giving T.L.L. Temple control of United Oil Mills
Corres. with U. S. Treasury Department, Washington, D. C.
Box 28: 1923-1929
Operating statements of Oil Field Lumber Comp.
Corres. concerning operations of Oil Field Lumber Comp.
Corres. concerning United Oil Mills
Box 29: 1923-1929
Corres. with Goodrich, Davis & McWilliams
Contract relinquishing partnership in Oil Field Lumber Comp.
Protest of Tentative Valuation of Lufkin, Hemphill and Gulf Railway Comp.
by the Interstate Commerce Commission
Lumberman's Underwriting Alliance corres. and statements
Box 30: 1923-1929
Comparative statement of operating revenue and expenses
Corres. concerning United Oil Mills tract of land
Corres. with Lufkin-Hemphill and Gulf Railway and Texas Southeastern Railroad
Comp.
Corres. of D. C. Kenley
Corres. concerning Anderson County Abstract Company's land lease
Hotel correspondence
BOX NUMBERS 31-36 not used
Box 37: 1924-1929
Corres. regarding conflict over cutting timber on J. S. Lane and Moses
Hill Survey
Abstracts of land
Report on timber caliper
Box 38: 1925-1926
Corres. with Auto Repair Comp. and Halsey Van Scoy Auto Comp.
Corres. with various people concerning file on the Nan Kimmy Case of Newton,
Texas
Corres. with Chamber of Commerce of U. S.
Invoices, remittances, and correspondence
Corres. with Texas Division, United Daughters of the Confederacy
Corres. with Rep. Eugene Black, U. S. 1st. Congress, District of Texas
Corres. with University of Arkansas
Box 39: 1925-1926
Corres. with U. S. Attorney, Ft. Smith, Arkansas
Corres. of Temple Cotton Oil Comp.
United Oil Mills Financial Statement Sept., Oct., Nov., 1921
Box 40: 1925-1926
Personal corres. of T. L. L. Temple
Claim: Estate of Robert C. Mitchell to T. L. L. Temple
Corres. with Norman Mayer & Comp. of New Orleans
Certificate of Radio Farmer's Democracy
Corres. with Pan American Commercial Congress
General correspondence
Box 41: 1925-1926
Corres. with Texas State Senator I. D. Fairchild, District 3
Operating Revenue & Expenses Statement of Texas Southeastern Railway
Comp., March, 1926
Corres. between T. L. L. Temple and E. C. Durham
Corres. with Dickson Colored Orphanage, Gilmer, Texas
Certificate of Charity for the Dickson Colored Orphanage
Invoices, remittance, and corres. with Logan Electric Comp.
Box 42: 1925-1926
Corres. with U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Corres. with Texas A&M Extension Service
Corres. between T. L. L. Temple and Watson Walker
Corres. with U. S. Department of Agriculture
Corres. with University of Arkansas
Corres. between H. G. Temple and T. L. L. Temple
Box 43: 1925-1926
Corres. between T. L. L. Temple, Jr. and T. L. L. Temple, Sr.
Corres. with the U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Personal corres. Of T. L. L. Temple, Sr.
Copy of Charter of Old Negroes Confederate Ex-Slave Home Institution at
Jefferson, Tex.
Corres. with U. S. Post Office, Post Master, Texarkana, Texas
Corres. with Interstate Commerce Commission
Corres. with National Security League
Box 44: 1926
Corres. with Lumbermen's Underwriting Alliance
Insurance statement of Southern Pine Lumber Comp.
List of Temple Lumber Comp. holdings in Newton County, Texas
Financial statement of Lufkin, Hemphill & Gulf Railway Comp. for January
1926 - February 1926, April 1926 - June 1926, August 1926 - November 1926
General correspondence
Box 45: 1926
Corres. with George C. Vaughan & Sons
Corres. with various lumber companies
Corres. concerning Hotel Astor in New York
Corres., asset & liability statement, and property statement of Temple
Cotton Oil Comp.
Corres. concerning Period Hotel in Mineral Wells
Corres. with Temple Lumber Comp., Pineland, Texas
Corres. with Temple Lumber Comp., Houston, Texas
Corres. with Lumbermen's Underwriting Alliance
Box 46: 1926
Corres. with Watson Walker
Corres. with L. D. Gilbert and Temple Lumber Comp. in Pineland, Texas
Corres. with E. J. Thomas Lumber Comp.
General corres. with various lumber companies
Box 47: 1926
Corres. with W. F. Goodrich, Hemphill, Texas
Corres. with H. I. Isbell Comp.
Corres. with Temple Lumber Comp. in Pineland, Texas
Corres. with J. E. Hintz
Corres. with Oil Field Lumber Comp.
Reports of National Lumber Manufacturers' Credit Corporation
Corres. and reports of Southern Pine Association
General Correspondence
Box 48
Corres. with Lumberman's Reciprocal Association
Corres. of R. E. Minton
Corres. with Comptroller of State of Texas
Deed of sale of land to Temple Lumber Comp.
Lumberman's Reciprocal Association Financial Statement for 1925
Financial Statement, June 30, 1926 for Silvers Box Corporation
Lease agreement between Temple Lumber Comp. and Crater Oil Comp.
Box 49: 1926
Corres. with Southern Pine Sales Representatives and Agents
General business correspondence
Box 50: 1926-1928; 1930-1935
Corres. of D. C. Kenley concerning the Pickering-Temple Exchange
List of land tracts involved in the Pickering-Temple Exchange
Field notes on Pickering-Temple Exchange
Contract of Exchange between Temple Lumber Comp. and Pickering Lumber
Comp.
Sale agreement between Temple Lumber Comp. and Wier Long Leaf Lumber Comp.
Map of proposed trackage of Wier Long Leaf Lumber Comp. across Temple
Lumber Comp. land
Timber Exchange Agreement Temple Lumber Comp. and Wier Long Leaf Lumber
Comp.
Box 51: 1926-1929
Corres. concerning timber exchange between Kirby Lumber Comp. and Temple Lumber Comp. in Newton County, Texas
Box 52: 1927-1929
Corres. concerning timber exchange between Kirby Lumber Comp. and Temple
Lumber Comp. in Newton County, Texas
Scaler's Report from Houston Oil Comp. concerning timber exchange
Resume' of briefs and arguments for defendant in the case of Kirby Lumber
Comp. vs. Temple Lumber Comp. (defendant in error)
Sale agreement between Temple Lumber Comp. and Powell Lumber Comp. and
list of tracts sold
List of tracts held by Kirby Lumber Comp.
Corres. with County Clerk, Newton County, Texas
Box 53: 1931-1933; 1938
Subordinate agreement between Southern Pine Lumber Comp. and Temple
Mfg. Comp.
Corres. with Rep. Martin Dies
Texarkana Country Club Financial Statement Sept. 1937 and 1938
Corres. with U. S. Senator Tom Connally
Corres. with U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Corres. Concerning Government Reorganization Bill between churches and
Tom Connally
Newspaper clipping about unemployment
General correspondence
Corres. Of Chamber of Commerce on the Wage and Hour Bill
Washington Review (a booklet) and Weekly Reviews
Report on Construction and Civic Development
Corres. with W. W. Browning
Corres. with A. L. Burford
Corres. with Senator Edward R. Burke concerning the Wagner Labor Relations
Act
Corres., statements, and credit memorandums of BuhrmanPharr Hardware Comp.
Box 54: 1931-1932
Corres. Between Southern Pine Lumber Comp. and Mr. E. A. Hakime of Port-au-Prince,
Haiti; a manufacturing agent
Corres. with A. E. Boatright Lumber Comp.
Corres. with railroad companies
Box 55: 1932
Corres. with D. C. Kenley
Statement of tax values in different counties for 1931-1932
Form of tenant contract
Inventory and appraisal of estate of G. A. Kelley
Timber estimates
Report for 1931 of Fire Protection Unit, No. 3
Corres. with L. E. Humphreys concerning a deed of trust to Southern Pine
Lumber Comp.
Conference memorandum with Internal Revenue
General correspondence
Box 56: 1932
Corres. with E. B. Hinkle
A contract agreement with Mustang Oil Comp., Dallas, Texas
Inventory and appraisal of properties
Inventory of farm lands
County acreage
List of machinery from Gulf Refining Comp.
Article on "New Items for Dealers"
Statement from W. T. Fergerson Lumber Comp.
Deed in Hidalgo County
Two (2) citations
Booklet on forest management
Corres. with U. S. Epperson Underwriting Comp.
Tornado insurance schedule
Schedule of fire insurance
Corres. with Ernst & Ernst
Weekly Bulletin of May 3, 1932
Box 57: 1932
Corres. with E. C. Durham
Statement from Hemphill & Gulf Railway Comp.
Corres. with Crummer, Graham & Curtis Comp.
Statement of estimated consumption of lumber 1929-1931
Crossett Lumber Comp. Comparative Logging Costs
Corres. with Paul Y. Creager
Corres. with U. S. Senator Tom Connally
Comparative Analysis of Lumber Stocks
General Correspondence
Box 58: 1932
Corres. with Lumberman's Credit Association
Tax brief of Southern Pine Lumber Comp. for 1929
Affidavit of John F. Judd pertaining to tax brief for 1929
Affidavit of S. F. Talbert pertaining to tax brief for 1929
Affidavit of R. F. Mooneyham pertaining to tax brief for 1929
Results of meetings in New York and Chicago, called by Secretary Lamont
of U. S Department of Commerce, at the request of numerous building material
manufacturers
Corres. from H. L. Lambert, campaign manager for Vincent Mills who was
running for U. S. Senator
Distribution of Operating Expenses and statements for Lufkin, Hemphill,
& Gulf Railway
Corres. with Lufkin, Hemphill, & Gulf Railway Comp.
Reports of Operating Revenues and Operating Expenses
Comparative statements of Operating Revenue and Expenses
Box 59: 1932
Corres. with U. S. Senator Hattie Carraway
Corres. with Insurance Commissioner of Texas
Corres. with U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Corres. with U. S. Marshal, Eastern District to Texas
Corres. with Tex-Ark Council, Boy Scouts of America
Corres. with American Lumber and Treating Comp. and Armco Lumber Comp.
An application for the American Surety Comp. of New York
Booklet on wood preservatives
Corres. with American Indemnity Comp.
Report on Southern Railroad benefits and suggested procedures of Wolman
Salts Treating Plans
Corres. and reports of Allied Construction Industries
General correspondence
Box 60: 1932
Lumber company records of business transactions
Corres. Of Temple Lumber Comp.
Worksheet on property
Contracts between Mr. A. E. Gates and Company
Trial balance sheet on wholesale lumber, January 31, 1932
Summary of business, of all yards for January 1932
Analysis of all expense items with suggested improvements and remedies
Statement of sales analysis for Jan. 1932
Statement of profit or loss for all yards for January, 1932
Texas Southeastern Railroad Comp. Tonnage Statements for various months
Timber Conservation Board with a memorandum for the press
Corres. with Temple Cotton Oil Comp.
Corres. with Internal Revenue Service
General correspondence
Box 61: 1932
Corres. and statements for Southern Oak Flooring Industries
Balance sheets
Corres. with P. H. Strauss
Corres. with Sutherland Lumber Comp.
Corres. with M. H. Tripp
Balance sheets and other records of Temple Mfg. Comp.
General correspondence
Box 62: 1932
Arkansas State Golf Association Financial Statement for 1932
Newsletters from Whaley-Eaton Service, 1932
Corres. with H. W. Walker, Dallas, Texas
Summary of business of Temple Yards for July, August, and October, 1932
Sales analysis for July, 1932
Operating statement for June, 1932
Account statement of T. L. L. Temple, Jr. for 1930
Sales analysis for June, 1932
Box 63: 1932
Statements and balance sheets for 1932 for Valley Lumber Comp.
Corres. with Valley Lumber Comp.
Corres. with Texas Employee's Insurance Association
Insurance policy of Texas Employer's Insurance with Temple Lumber Comp.
Corres. with Tex-Ark Council, Boy Scouts of America
Corres. Of H. G. Temple
Combined report of accidents for Pineland and Hemphill, 1930-1931
Comparative statement for logs scaled in woods, 1931
Underwriting exhibit
Statement of gum tree shipments, the different species and different grades
1-1-32 to 11-30-32
Southwestern Life Insurance Comp., Dallas, Texas
Tax survey for local governments of Sabine County
Production-shipment comparison
Box 64: 1932
Corres. Of Southern Pine Association
Resolutions adopted by the National Sales Managers Conference, Dec. 1315,
1932 in Chicago Worlds Fair exhibit
Budgeted normal stocks of pine for various counties
Graphs of Southern Pine production and shipments that show monthly averages
for the first six months of 1932
Graphs of average cost to produce, ship and sell Southern Pine
Charts on production, shipment, and orders with "3 Year Average Production"
Chart supplement to statistical analysis for sixteen weeks
Tax exemption clauses of Section 115 restored by Senate Finance Committee
Minutes of a meeting of the Board of Directors of the Southern Pine Association
held at Roosevelt Hotel, March 21, 1932
Statements to the Board of Directors
Acquisition of timber reserves by the Federal Government
Southern Pine Association subscription contract with lumber manufacturers
Corres. of G. S. Smith
Corres. with U. S. Senator Morris Sheppard
Corres. with C. C. Sheppard and Shell Petroleum Company
Corres. with Shapleigh Hardware Comp.
Extracts from report of Lumber Survey Committee of U. S. Timber Conservation
Board
Corres. with Senator Joe T. Robinson
Corres. concerning stock losses
Reports on production
Application for loans from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation
General correspondence
Box 65: 1932
Moore Brothers Lumber Comp. Financial Statement for Dec. 31, 1932. Also
corres., balance sheets, and accounts payable sheets
Corres. with T. D. Myers
Corres. of R. E. Minton, Attorney-at-Law in Lufkin
Papers on a case with Amos Richardson vs. Temple Lumber Comp.
Corres. between mills
Operating cost per mill
Corres. of W. G. Menefee
Active companies not at meeting on August 18, 1932
Corres. with C. M. McWilliams
Corres. with McFaddin Motors, Inc., Shreveport, La.
Papers of J. W. McCullough Comp.
United States Board of Tax Appeals petition
General correspondence
Box 66: 1932
Corres. with E. G. Prudhomme, Hemphill, Texas
Rates and modifications on Casualty Insurance Division
Oil Field Lumber Comp. statement for June 30, 1932
Accident report for year 1931
J. J. O'Hara corres.
Comparative statement of pine lumber
Corres. with H. H. Norman, El Dorado Lumber Comp.
Corres., application, and agreement for National Homes Finance Corporation
National Letter Postage Association concerning tax on first class mail
List of people dealing with National Homes Finance Corp.
Papers on National Safety Council
Booklet entitled "We Must Keep Lumber in Use"
General correspondence
Box 67: 1932
Corres. of L. L. Prudhomme, Assistant Sales Manager, Temple Lumber Comp.
Corres. of H. G. Temple
Corres. with Southern Pine Association
Inspector's Report from Southern Pine Association
Southern Pine Conservation Committee Reports
Box 68: 1932
Corres. and inquiries with Bruno Schaps, Hamburg, Germany
Statements of rates on lumber from Pineland, Hemphill, and Diboll, Texas
Statements on export rates
Corres. with Southern Pine Lumber Comp. and W. G. Menefee
Uniform Straight Bill of Lading
Statement covering shipments of lumber made by Pennsylvania Railroad
Railway lines reports
Railroad routing slips and confirmations
Corres. with Bureau of Commerce & Industry, San Juan, "Porto"
Rico
Box 69: 1932
Corres. with A. E. Boatright Comp.
Corres of L. L. Prudhomme, Assistant Sales Manager, Southern Pine Lumber
Comp.
Corres. with Temple Lumber Company's German agent
Corres. with Temple Lumber Company's Haitian agent
Corres. with R. J. Williamson, Beaumont, Texas
Corres. with H. L. Ziegler, Houston, Texas
Corres. with George Dendinger Lumber Comp., New Orleans, La.
Corres. of E. C. Durham
Copies of timber estimates on specified tracts
Corres. with Brown & Bryan, New York
Corres. with American Credit Indemnity Comp.
Policy of Indemnity from American Credit Indemnity Comp.
Box 70: 1932-33
Corres. with R. J. Williamson, Beaumont, Texas
Corres. with Brown & Bryan, New York
Corres. with A. E. Boatright Lumber Comp., Chicago
Corres. of W. G. Menefee
Corres. of L. L. Prudhomme
Railroad Routing Statements 1932
Railroad Tonnage Statements 1933
Intra organizational correspondence
Box 71: 1933
Railroad Tonnage Statements, 1933
Financial & Operating Statements, 1933
Timber contract between Temple Lumber Comp. and J. E. Kurth
Kiplinger Washington Letters for 1933
Corres. of D. C. Kenley
Corres. of Arthur Temple
Corres. with Lufkin National Bank
Corres. with Industrial Lumber Comp., Elizabeth, La.
Copy of Industrial Recovery Act, June 13, 1933
Copy of Code of Fair Competition for the Lumber & Timber Products
Industries
Corres. with U. S. Treasury Department, Internal Revenue Service
Corres. with J. S. Bonner, Humble Oil Comp., Houston, Texas
Box 72: 1933
Corres. with E. C. Durham; includes information regarding the founding
meeting, by-laws and constitution of the Boggy Slough Hunting and Fishing
Club
Statement of Operating Revenues, Operating Expenses, and income account
for July, 1933
Comparative statement of operating revenue and expenses for July, 1933
Corres. with Rep. Martin Dies concerning Black Thirty Hour a Week Bill
Corres. concerning taxation of cutover lands
Distribution of operating expenses
Chamber of Commerce letter entitled "The Week's Work" for June
5, 1933
Weekly Reviews
Corres. and statements from the Department of Commerce
Corres. with Continental Wirebound Box Comp.
Corres. with Paul Y. Creager
Corres. with J. W. E. H. Beck, State Senator, First District
Corres. with U. S. Department of Agriculture, Forestry Service
Blank contract between Temple Lumber Comp. and American Lumber & Treating
Corporation
Box 73: 1933
Trial balance of Sam Hill's Lumber Comp.
Corres. with E. B. Hinkle
Letter concerning land leases
Corres. dealing with mineral rights
Corres. with Hardwood Manufacturers Institute
Corres. with Lumberman's Underwriting Alliance
Corres. with U. S. Department of Commerce
Corres. with U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Box 74: 1933
Corres. with M. H. Tripp of Temple Mfg. Comp.
Trial balance for Temple Mfg. Comp. for June Nov. 1933
Rio Grande Valley prices for resale , August 10, 1933
Code of Trade Practices of South Texas Container Industry in accordance
with National Industry Recovery Act
Addresses of Temple Manufacturing Comp. employees
Corres. of H. G. Temple
List of hardwood stock taken from Dec. 1, 1933 inventory
Corres. of I. B. McFarland
Box 75: 1933
Tonnage statement for Texas Southeastern Railroad for various months
Corres. Between T. L. L. Temple and his son, Arthur Temple
Texas Southeastern Railroad Comp. Comparative Statement of Operating Revenue
and Expenses "Texas Business Review" Vol. Vll, No.5, June 29,
1933. (A monthly summary of business and economic conditions in Texas
and the Southwest)
Timber conservation board's Memorandum for the Press
Temple Mfg. Comp. trial balances for Harlingen and Dallas, Texas
List of employee's who are bonded from M. H. Tripp in Dallas
Corres. regarding the Traffic Club of Memphis having insurance policy
Temple Mfg. Comp. of Dallas, Diboll, and Harlingen Profit & Loss statement
for Oct. 1932 and four months prior to Oct. 31, 1932
Corres. with M. H. Tripp
Lease agreement between Temple Mfg. Comp. and Continental Wirebound Box
Comp.
Corres. with H. G. Temple
Box 76: 1933
Corres. with I. B. McFarland, Retail Yards Dept.
Sales Analysis of August 1933
Operating expense statement from Nov. 1933
Copy of resolution passed by Board of Directors August 13, 1933
Corres. with G. S. Smith
Corres. with C. G. Weakly, executive representative of Texas Employers
Insurance Assn.
Statements of premiums earned from 6/32 - 12/32 on an insurance policy
Annual report of the President, Secretary, and Treasurer to policy holders
and directors of Texas Employers Insurance Association
"The Threat to Industry in Workmen's Compensation," a booklet
Corres. with P. H. Strauss
Excerpts of meeting of National Lumber Manufacturing Association for May
25, 1933
The Southland Company Balance Sheet
Corres. with Southern Pine Association
Corres. with Southern Lumber Operator's Association
Corres. with Southwest Package Association
Special Examination of Southern Lumber Operators Association from Jan.
1, 1930 to April 30, 1933
Corres. with Southern Hardwood Traffic Association
Box 77: 1933
Corres. with Southern Pine Association
Southern Pine Lumber Comp. Timber Statements, 1933
Corres. with U. S. Senator Morris Sheppard concerning legislation
Corres. with Industrial Stores Association
Corres with Elliot Roosevelt
Corres. with Manufacturing Lumbermen's Underwriters
Corres. with State Rep. Jasper N. Reed
Corres. with State Senator John S. Redditt
1933 Issues of "Railway Outlook"
Corres. with Texas Railroad Commission
Corres. with Ralls Schmidt Agency
Corres. with City of San Antonio
Corres. with Texas Board of Insurance Commissions
Petition of Southern Pine Lumber Comp. to U. S. Board of Tax Appeals,
1930
Operating statement of Oil Field Lumber Comp.
Box 78: 1933
Corres. with National Oak Flooring Mfg. Association
Corres. with National Lumber Mfg. Assn.
Moore Brothers Lumber Comp. financial statements
Corres. with R. E. Minton
Contract lease between Temple Lumber Comp. and J. A. Hyden
Corres. with Lumberman's Reciprocal Assn.
Operating Expense Statement of Pineland and Hemphill Mills of Temple Lumber
Comp.
Corres. with L. L. Prudhomme
Corres. with Consolidated Underwriters
Corres. with National Society Daughters of the American Revolution of
Texas
Box 79: 1933
Corres. with G. T. Wingate
Corres. with Arkansas State Golf Association
Corres. with Wier Long Leaf Lumber Comp.
Corres. with U. S. Representative William M. Whittington
Trial balance of McAllen, Texas Lumber Yard
United Business Service booklets
Box 80: 1933
Corres. with Wyman-Allen Lumber Yard
Corres. with Allen A. Wilkinson Lumber Comp.
Statement from Texas State Highway Department
Corres. with R. J. Williamson, export freight broker
Gulf Brazil River Plate Line's confirmation of freight contract
Corres. of Gaines D. Whitsett, Inc.
Corres. of J. S. Webster & Sons, Kingston, Jamaica, B. W. I.
Corres. with Weaver Bros. Lumber Corporation
Corres. of Lester J. Harris, War Department, Office of Assistant Secretary,
Washington, D. C.
Corres. of H. W. Walker, Dallas, Texas
Corres. with Cary B. Ward, Buffalo, N. Y.
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