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1. 1.6.107-111 - Meeting Minutes

   Meeting Minutes dated February 3, 1896 of the Fairhope Industrial Association. All members were present and last meeting minutes were approved. Monthly reports from Secretary, Treasurer and Wharfinger were presented and referred to Auditing Committee. Reports attached. George Pollay of committee appointed to submit a plan for laying off land north of Schalkenback, reported and presented 2 plans. Applications of C. E. Atkinson and L....

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2. 1.6.141-145 - Meeting Minutes

   Meeting Minutes dated 3/23/1896 of the Executive Council of the Fairhope Industrial Association. Schakel reported about some shingles that were to have been unloaded on the wharf. Wharf receipts for the week $5.15. Trustees Stimpson and Young reported on audit of the secretary and treasurer. No irregularities found. C. L. Coleman reported progress with the committee assisting on balancing the Association's books. Schakel reported se...

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3. 1.6.18-24 - Meeting Minutes

   Meeting MInutes dated 10/10/1895 of the Executive Council of the Fairhope Industrial Assocation. J. H. Springer and full council in attendance. Wharf Committee reported a little progress due to a delay in the arrival of lumber. Treasurer's Report was submitted. Since Gaston's meeting with Mr. Oswalt and Mr. Ettel with the County was not successful in making a change to a road, Gaston was instructed to prepared a petition to file with th...

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4. 1.7.3-116 - Meeting Minutes

   This 116 page document contains the Meeting Minutes of the Baldwin County Agricultural Society (also known as the Baldwin County Fruit, Flower and Vegetable Growers Associaton) from July 13,1897 to August 2,1902. It also contains the Constitution, By-laws and Membership Rolls of the Association. The stated object of the Association was to aid one another as to the interests of those engaged in the cultivation of the soil or in the distribution ...

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5. vi.1.17-25 - Letter

   Letter dated 2/1/1906 to Joseph Fels from D. S. Brown in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Brown is offering deeded land he owns in Fairhope, adjacent to Fairhope Single Tax Land, to Fels to purchase and then to give to the Colony. The land is near Mr. Oswalt's track; Mr. Delamare served as his attorney when he bought the land, and Mr. Gaston showed him around when he visited. Brown talks about his precarious financial position, which started when...

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6. vi.1.27-28 - Letter

   Letter dated 2/3/1906 to Joseph Fels from D. S. Brown in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. In vi 1.17-25, Brown offers Fels the opportunity to buy his deeded land in Fairhope and sets certain stipulations. In this letter, Brown changes the beneficiary of the two acres he wants retained for himself. Originally he planned to donate the land to the Fairhope Single Tax Corporation upon the death of himself and his wife. However, his wife wants the land...

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