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1. 1.2.12-14 - Membership List

   Fairhope Single Tax Corporation list of members and addresses dated May 13, 1932.

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2. 31_1915_1-19 - Meeting Minutes

   Meeting Minutes of the Fairhope Single Tax Corporation dated Spetember 1915 through December 1915. The Colony Council met twice per month. Most meetings included approval of the previous meeting's minutes, Treasurer's reports (bills to be paid, rent information, cash on hand), lease transfers and Wharfinger's report. In addition, highlights of meetings are as follows: September 6, 1915: Problem of water from the Berglin ice plant and from the ...

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3. 3.19.1-145 - Correspondence

   Correspondence of the Fairhope Single Tax Corporation, (letter Wa), 1930-1935. Includes letters from Abe Waldauer as well as general correspondence: 3.19.2-13 contains letters on methods to get the Georgist idea before people in a convincing manner and the importance of establishing "enclaves" in other areas. 3.19.14-18 contains Will Atkinson's address before the Henry George Congress sent by Abe Waldauer of Memphis, Tennessee. 3.19....

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4. 3.30.23-26 - Letter

   Responses of non-resident Fairhope Single Tax Corporation members Bolton Hall, J.B. Howarth, J. W. Braam and Bolton Smith regarding a resolution passed by the FSTC executive council on 11/21/1932 to change how lessees' town taxes are paid. This action changes a policy in place since 12/11/1908.

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5. 36_4_024_026 - Correspondence

   Correspondence between Bolton Smith and Abe D. Waldauer dated 1934 regarding an amendment to the Fairhope Single Tax Corporation constitution. From the Fairhope Single Tax Corporation Archives.

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6. viii.12.52 - Letter

   Letter dated 6/26/1916 to Bolton Smith in Memphis, Tennessee from E. B. Gaston acknowledging Smith's contribution of a $100 Bond in the People's Railroad Company. Gaston also mentions a mutual acquaintance, Mr. Klebsattel..

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7. viii.12.53-54 - Letter

   Letter dated 4/7/1926 to E. B. Gaston from Bolton Smith in Memphis, Tennessee. Smith is responding to Gaston's letter informing him of the dissolution of the People's Railroad Company, and how to make a claim on his bond.

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8. viii.12.55 - Letter

   Letter dated 4/9/1926 to Bolton Smith in Memphis, Tennessee from E. B. Gaston. Gaston is responding to Smith's query about money paid into the People's Railroad Company, and tells Smith that he paid for a $100 bond. If the bond is lost, Smith can make a claim against the now-defunct Company by filing an affidavit.

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9. viii.12.57 - Letter

   Letter dated 4/15/1926 to E. B. Gaston from Bolton Smith in Memphis, Tennessee. Smith has lost his bond certificate in the People's Railroad Company and is enclosing an affadavit in its place to file a claim against the remaining assets of the now-defunct Company. He asks Gaston to take care of this matter for him.

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