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Scope and Contents From the Series: The AVSBILC was formed from the Amity Land Company and the Great Plains Water Company (both incorporated 1898). These two companies were preceded by the Amity Land and Irrigation Company (incorporated 1893) and the Great Plains Water Storage Company (incorporated 1896). Records here document these predecessor companies, primarily through letters and some financial documents. Letters chiefly concern legal and financial matters, including the Turner loan, along with land and water issues. Some...

Scope and Contents From the Series: The AVSBILC was formed from the Amity Land Company and the Great Plains Water Company (both incorporated 1898). These two companies were preceded by the Amity Land and Irrigation Company (incorporated 1893) and the Great Plains Water Storage Company (incorporated 1896). Records here document these predecessor companies, primarily through letters and some financial documents. Letters chiefly concern legal and financial matters, including the Turner loan, along with land and water issues. Some...

Scope and Contents From the Series: The AVSBILC was formed from the Amity Land Company and the Great Plains Water Company (both incorporated 1898). These two companies were preceded by the Amity Land and Irrigation Company (incorporated 1893) and the Great Plains Water Storage Company (incorporated 1896). Records here document these predecessor companies, primarily through letters and some financial documents. Letters chiefly concern legal and financial matters, including the Turner loan, along with land and water issues. Some...

Scope and Contents From the Series: The AVSBILC was formed from the Amity Land Company and the Great Plains Water Company (both incorporated 1898). These two companies were preceded by the Amity Land and Irrigation Company (incorporated 1893) and the Great Plains Water Storage Company (incorporated 1896). Records here document these predecessor companies, primarily through letters and some financial documents. Letters chiefly concern legal and financial matters, including the Turner loan, along with land and water issues. Some...

Scope and Contents From the Series: The AVSBILC was formed from the Amity Land Company and the Great Plains Water Company (both incorporated 1898). These two companies were preceded by the Amity Land and Irrigation Company (incorporated 1893) and the Great Plains Water Storage Company (incorporated 1896). Records here document these predecessor companies, primarily through letters and some financial documents. Letters chiefly concern legal and financial matters, including the Turner loan, along with land and water issues. Some...

Scope and Contents From the Series: The AVSBILC was formed from the Amity Land Company and the Great Plains Water Company (both incorporated 1898). These two companies were preceded by the Amity Land and Irrigation Company (incorporated 1893) and the Great Plains Water Storage Company (incorporated 1896). Records here document these predecessor companies, primarily through letters and some financial documents. Letters chiefly concern legal and financial matters, including the Turner loan, along with land and water issues. Some...

Scope and Contents From the Series: The AVSBILC was formed from the Amity Land Company and the Great Plains Water Company (both incorporated 1898). These two companies were preceded by the Amity Land and Irrigation Company (incorporated 1893) and the Great Plains Water Storage Company (incorporated 1896). Records here document these predecessor companies, primarily through letters and some financial documents. Letters chiefly concern legal and financial matters, including the Turner loan, along with land and water issues. Some...

Scope and Contents From the Series: This series consists of records of companies other than the AVSBILC and its predecessors. The records mainly document the New York and Kentucky Land Company, which later became the Kentucky Mineral and Timber Company. There are also records for the Kentucky River Land and Timber Company, which was also called the Kentucky River Timber and Coal Company, as well as the Oregon Mortgage Company of Spokane (Washington). These companies were Equitable investments, some via the Turner loan, thus...