Abstract This collection contains family photographs, letters between family members, also a letter from William Spalding to the President, business documents, The Zenith City Star newspapers, biographical information, mainly from newspaper articles. It also includes newspaper clippings pertaining to William Spalding, a prayer cloth belonging to William, personal journals and address books and a series of maps of  the Crow Wing County area including Fox and Eagle...

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The collection contains the company’s sixth annual financial statement, for the year 1906. The statement includes a message to stockholders.

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The collection consists of a transcript of a civil court case between Standard Salt and Cement Company – plaintiff, and Edward C. Leidel, Henry A. Leidel, and Marion Douglas, defendants.

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The collection consists of advertising products for clients. Many of the items are not in final form but the raw art, and it is not known if these items met the client's need or were rejected. There is a group of final posters. Most of the work is drawings with black ink.

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The collection contains business letters to and from the company, a bank note, and a bond.

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The collection contains a subscription book to the Superior Gazette; a Superior, Wisconsin paper published by Richard Relf.

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The collection consists of four account books which are arranged by individual account.

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The papers include photographs (1908-1994), an undated wedding portrait, account books (about 1900), hunting and fishing licenses (1960-1988), high school diplomas (1930, 1945), letters, military service papers (1932), greeting cards (1954-1963), and service station papers (1941-1992). The largest part of the collection is fishing and hunting photographs.

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The collection consists of a booklet explaining how the business' air conditioning works and how it is installed and controlled.

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The collection contains minutes of stockholders' and board of directors' meetings, January 1916-May 1924.

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The amateur video consists of 10 minutes of silent black and white footage from 1972 of the plant grounds, plus five minutes of color footage from 1986.

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The collection contains materials on Watt’s inventions: patents, photographs, articles, diagrams, and testimonials. Also included are other miscellaneous photographs.

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The collection contains minutes, 1913–1933; a membership dues ledger, 1909–1916; a book of banquets, 1913–1915; correspondence, 1908–1917; and news clippings, 1898–1928.

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The collection consists of 127 slides on the history and development of West Duluth, including reproduced historic images and views from the 1980s likely photographed by Robert VanKleek. These slides may have been used to illustrate public presentations by VanKleek on the history of West Duluth.

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This collection contains 140 photographs of Duluth and 16 items of Superior, Wisconsin. All of the photographs are 4x6 or snapshots and have no corresponding negatives. A few of the photographs of Michigan street and 202 West Superior street includes signs for Western Auto Stores or Western Auto Stores Service Department.

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The collection contains a letterpress book of handwritten, outgoing, business correspondence that is not indexed.

Abstract In 1979 historian Barbara Sommer interviewed nine Duluth, Minnesota area women who worked in business or the professions. The women discussed their reasons for entering the various professions they represent, including doctor, lawyer, arts administrator, library director, banker, small business owner and business employees. They also described their reasons for entering their field, their reactions to it, the reactions of colleagues and commented generally on the impact their careers have...

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The collection consists of a booklet with photographs explaining the company’s products.

Abstract The collection contains four scrapbook volumes of newspaper clippings of company advertisements, bread industry advertisements, and related newspaper stories on Zinsmaster and its competitors (1919-1934). There are also black and white 8x10 photographs of the silver trophy and four wrapped loaves of Zinsmaster's bread (March 22, 1925), Duluth Zinsmaster Co. open house at the plant, one colored architect’s rendering of Zinsmaster plant (11X14), one original architectural ink drawing of the...

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The collection consists of 8x10 negatives of C. Bruce Nimmo's work at the Zweifel-Nimmo Studio, Oliver Iron Mining company negatives, and negatives of Duluth business clients.