Object Type: Folder
In Folder: Special Collections
From the Tatum Family Business Records. A letter from J. A. Ulio, Major General, to William (Bill) Colmer of the House of Representatives. The letter regards the labor shortage in Hattiesburg, Mississppi and using prisoners of war to work in the War Department laundry at Camp Shelby, Mississippi.
14 July 1944
From the Tatum Family Business Records. Close up photograph of a train track at the crossing at McCallum station.
1930
From the Tatum Family Business Records. Photograph of factory exterior of brick. The windows and front door are open.
From the Tatum Family Business Records. A proclamation from W.S.F. Tatum supporting adherence to the president's National Music Week May 5 through May 11.
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From the Tatum Family Business Records. History of the Exchange Club in Hattiesburg, Miss.
09 July 1923
From the Tatum Family Business Records. A list of surgery charges for the following hospitals: Mississippi Baptist, Baptist Memphis, Methodist, and Vicksburg Mercy.
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From the Tatum Family Business Records. A carbon copy of a letter from Frank Tatum to the Mayor and Commissioners of the City of Hattiesburg concerning nighttime lights and their costs.
22 September 1924
From the Tatum Family Business Records. Photograph of W. S. F. Tatum (beard) standing in downtown Hattiesburg with two unidentified men, and unidentified woman and two unidentified children (boy and girl).
From the Tatum Family Business Records. Photograph of an aerial picture taken facing west, including the campus of William Carey College near the top left.
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From the Tatum Family Business Records. Army wives club news from the East Sixth Street USO in Hattiesburg, MS.
1944
From the Tatum Family Business Records. A letter from F. M. Tatum to S. F. Tatum, his son. The letter regards Frank Tatum asking his son what he would do with $25,000.
03 September 1920
From the Tatum Family Business Records. Photograph of Forrest Hotel building coffee shop interior. Table area with full view of windows.
From the Tatum Family Business Records. Photograph of locomotive sold by the Southern Iron & Equipment Co. Photograph reads "Southern Iron & Equipment Co. Shop No. 1381"
From the Tatum Family Business Records. A letter from W. O. Tatum to Grover Whalen. The letter regards a response from Tatum about Whalen asking him to serve as a member of the National Advisory Committee of the New York World's Fair 1939. Tatum states that before he accepts, he would like more information about the fair and the committee.
12 April 1937
From the Tatum Family Business Records. A photograph of a lumber mill in Roper, North Carolina with a truck parked out front. A man stands on the back of the truck. Information found on back.
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From the Tatum Family Business Records. Report of injury of Joe Entrekin that occurred at the Tatum Lumber Company's camp in the woods of Lamar County. Handwritten. Signed by H.G. Fridge, M.D. Also see mus.m316.0212.
30 December 1921
From the Tatum Family Business Records. An accident report from the Tatum Lumber Company concerning an incident including Wyatt Lee that occurred at the new mill near Bonhomie, Mississippi in Forrest County.
11 December 1922
From the Tatum Family Business Records. Photograph of three men standing in front of a logging truck carrying several pine logs. The following caption is included: "Cut Feb. 28, 1951 by Joe Miles & Sons off SE1/4 of SW1/4 - Sec. 19-4-13 10 logs - 6,291 ft. Left to right: Roy Miles, E. W. Bryant & J. P. Miles."
1951
