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Hufsmith Lumber and Manufacturing Company

Hufsmith Lumber and Manufacturing Company, possibly succeeding the Fitzer Lumber Company, according to Montgomery County records, was a sawmill facility on Dry Creek, possibly north of Spring Creek near Decker's Prairie.
F. W. Bogs and Will J. Ball first operated the company, and Ball bought out Bogs in March, 1921. Ball sold a half interest, in July, 1921, to Holderrieth, and then sold out completely the following month. Hoderrieth sold the Hufsmith Lumber and Manufacturing Company to to J. W. Prince and C. E. Prince, who had been sawmilling earlier at New Caney, in May, 1923, for $6,100 in cash and notes.

Mill Details

Alpha Numeric Key:

MO

Owner Name

Hufsmith Lumber and Manufacturing Company, possibly the successor to the Fitzer Lumber Company. J. W. Prince and C. E. Prince. William Hoderrieth. Will J. Ball. F. W. Bogs

Location

On Dry Creek, probably north of Spring Creek near Decker's Prairie

County

Montgomery

Years in Operation:

4

Start Year:

1920

End Year:

1923

Decades:

1920-1929

Period of Operation:

1920 to 1923

Town:

Dry Creek, north of Spring Creek

Company Town:

1

Peak Town Size:

Unknown

Mill Pond:

2

Mill Type
Product
Power Source
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