Collection: Aubrey E. Strode papers, 1861/1969 / Date range: 1925 - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection Aubrey E. Strode papers, 1861/1969 Date range 1925

Tobacco Growers Co-operative Association receivers v. Edmondson Tobacco Company, 1925/1931 4 folder(s) Box 58, Folder 4-7

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Tobacco Growers Co-operative Association receivers v. South Carolina Warehousing Corporation, 1923/1929 4 folder(s) Box 61, Folder 7-10

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Tobacco Growers Co-operative Association receivers v. South Carolina Warehousing Corporation – Case Brief, Evidence, and Strode's Notes, 1924/1928 1 folder(s) Box 61, Folder 11

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Tobacco Growers Co-operative Association receivers v. South Carolina Warehousing Corporation – Minutes and Petition for establishment of the corporation, 1922/1926 1 folder(s) Box 62, Folder 1

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Tobacco Growers Co-operative Association – Record of Strode hiring process, 1922/1926 1 folder(s) Box 61, Folder 2

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Tobacco Growers Co-operative Association – Report on Audit, 1924/1925 1 folder(s) Box 61, Folder 3

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Tobacco Growers Co-operative Association v. Aaron L. Thompson, 1925/1927 1 folder(s) Box 62, Folder 3

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Tobacco Growers Co-operative Association v. Clark Brothers and Company, Inc. and others, 1925/1927 1 folder(s) Box 57, Folder 4

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Tobacco Growers Co-operative Association v. Dark Leaf Warehousing Corporation, 1924/1930 1 folder(s) Box 57, Folder 5

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Tobacco Growers Co-operative Association v. Dark Leaf Warehousing Corporation – Evidence, including petition, minutes, and balance sheets, 1922/1926 1 folder(s) Box 57, Folder 6

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