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A ledger from an unidentified business, probably a tailor. Arranged by customer name, the volume lists items of clothing such as suits, pants, coats, shirts, etc., ordered by individuals and the cost of each item. Listings for some customers include addresses from Lewiston, Auburn and Monmouth, Maine.

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Records of textbooks and other supplies furnished to teachers in schools in the Stillwater, Great Works, and Old Town areas. Includes names of teachers.

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The records of a marine hardware firm. Included are catalogs, correspondence, employee records, bills, receipts, and medical records of employee accidents.

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Account book of insurance policies written by C. W. Tibbetts, agent, in Farmington, N.H. Contains recipes from newspapers glued to some pages.

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Ledger of insurance policies. Includes newspaper clippings on knitting and handicrafts, some glued to pages and some loose.

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A ledger dated 1807-1810 from Timothy Johnson's general store in Farmington, Maine. Arranged by customer name, the volume lists purchases made and prices paid. Items sold include rum, vinegar, flour, tea, buttons, sulphur, nails, etc. Customers were from Farmington and surrounding towns such as Industry, Wilton and New Vineyard.

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Ledger listing the titles of acts and resolves passed by the Maine legislature in 1880.

Abstract The collection contains financial records of a boat shop and dock owned by Herbert E. Tracy in Winter Harbor, Maine. The collection contains five volumes of records. Tracy records expenses for services he provided to boats in his yard, including repairs, refittings, berth rentals, towing charges, wharf accounts, and sales of all kinds of nautical supplies. One of the volumes, listed as a memo book, contains town financial records for Winter Harbor for 1896, as well as a list of names and...

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Account book from an unidentified customhouse recording money received by customhouse collector and deposited to credit of Treasury Dept.

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Account book from an unidentified customhouse listing names of those from whom money was collected, impost, etc.

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Volume used at the customhouse at Mt. Desert, Maine, to record information about items received from abroad through the mail. Volume lists names of persons, amounts of duty or fine owed, and places from which items were received.

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Volume recording moneys received and paid at the customhouse at the port of Ellsworth, Maine, Oct. 1887-Dec. 1897.

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Volume from an unidentified customhouse with entries from July 5, 1905 to Dec. 16, 1913. Each entry lists date of bond, principals and sureties, amount of bond, duty on entry, how and when canceled and character of bond. Concerns "persons employed in curing fish."

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Financial records of a local electric utility in Maine. Included are cashbooks, journals, and ledgers of the Union Electric Company and the Union Light & Power Company.

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First entry dated April 19, 1886; last entry dated April 13, 1891. Harbors included in the district of Castine were Castine, Bucksport, Deer Isle, and Sedgwick.

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Two volumes (1899-1905) printed by U.S. Postal service with blanks for recording the bookkeeping associated with running a small post office; volumes list stamps sold and cancelled, and other matters.

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Account book of a general store in Rumford, Maine.

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Account book of a general store in Rumford, Maine. Book bought December 12, 1803. First entry, 1808. Lacks pages 1-4.

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Ledger listing purchases of customers at a general store in Bridgton, Maine. Items sold include tobacco, flour, lamb, soap, rice, beans, coffee, etc.

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Business records of Orick (O.H.) Wakefield and his son, Ralph J. Wakefield. The Wakefields were residents of Lowell, Maine.

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Financial records of a local electric utility in Maine. Included are journals, ledgers, a cashbook, and a voucher register.

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Records include a financial ledger kept by William C. Walker between 1829 and 1843, recording his work as a cobbler in Stow, Maine. The ledger is accompanied by a daybook from 1831; this volume has "William C. Walker book no. 2" written inside the front cover.

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Fifty ledgers from 1805 to 1899, documenting the business interests of Lewis P. Warren of Westbrook, Maine.

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Financial records of a local electric utility in Maine.

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Ledgers and maps of the timberland business owned by several generations of the Webber family of Bangor, Maine.

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A printed volume meant to be used to keep a daily record of farming operations and including descriptions of various pieces of machinery from the John Deere Company. The volume was given compliments of H.O. Nichols, Harrington, Maine, apparently a dealer in farm machinery, and was used by James Vaughn Weeden of Milbridge, Maine, to record a few entries.

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The account books record the practice of a physician in Kittery, Maine in the late 1800s.

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Financial records of a local electric utility in Maine. Included are voucher registers, payroll records, distribution records, general ledgers, and asset and expense records.

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Account books of Arunah, Daniel and Eliphaz Weston of Bristol (later Bremen), Maine.

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Ledger from an unidentified wharf possibly in Belfast, Maine. Entries record costs for shipping merchandise for various individuals and companies and on various schooners, including the schooners Earl and Lillian.