Box 18
Contains 11 Results:
Statements of accounts receivable, 1928-1933
Ledger books, balance sheets, financial statements, correspondence with banks, purchase orders and invoices, sales figures, payroll documentation, and state and federal tax forms.
Statements of accounts receivable, including advertisements and pay roll breakdowns, 1934-1935
Ledger books, balance sheets, financial statements, correspondence with banks, purchase orders and invoices, sales figures, payroll documentation, and state and federal tax forms.
Donations of nursery stock, 1955, 1962
Ledger books, balance sheets, financial statements, correspondence with banks, purchase orders and invoices, sales figures, payroll documentation, and state and federal tax forms.
Employee earning statements and correspondence noting social security withdrawals, 1940-1941
Ledger books, balance sheets, financial statements, correspondence with banks, purchase orders and invoices, sales figures, payroll documentation, and state and federal tax forms.
E - miscellaneous, 1930-1932, 1942-1946, 1954, 1958
Including pieces to and from the general managers, employees of the nursery, banks, and the State Insurance Compensation Board.
F - miscellaneous, 1932-1937, 1940-1945, 1954-1956, 1961-1962
Including pieces to and from the general managers, employees of the nursery, banks, and the State Insurance Compensation Board.
G - miscellaneous, 1930-1935, 1940-1946, 1958, 1960-1961
Including pieces to and from the general managers, employees of the nursery, banks, and the State Insurance Compensation Board.
Garnishments of employee pay, 1956-1957, 1960
Including pieces to and from the general managers, employees of the nursery, banks, and the State Insurance Compensation Board.
Germain's Seed and Plant Co., 1931-1943
Including pieces to and from the general managers, employees of the nursery, banks, and the State Insurance Compensation Board.
Herron, Thomas J., Vice President; January - July, 1933
Including pieces to and from the general managers, employees of the nursery, banks, and the State Insurance Compensation Board.