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Bowden-Meador Lumber Company

This business was the only sawmiller listed as a manufacturer of lumber at Libby in the Reference Book of the Lumbermen's Credit Association, January 1907. It would have been located northeast of Appleby and south of Garrison.
The original plant was the Henry Matlock sawmill plant located northeast of Linn Flat. A. Donegan bought it and then sold the plant to Bowden-Meador, which transferred it to the Libby area. Ball-Gose Lumber Company of St Louis bought its dressed lumber. Bowden-Meador paid its debts to Henderson Iron Works by selling it more than three hundred thousand feet of lumber. The firm disappears after 1907 from newspaper and trade journal articles.

Mill Details

Alpha Numeric Key:

NA

Owner Name

Bowden-Meador Lumber Company with A. W. Meador, vice-president; A. A. Meadow, secretary.

Location

Libby: intersection of J. B. Nix (243) and 1878

County

Nacogdoches

Years in Operation:

2

Start Year:

1906

End Year:

1907

Decades:

1900-1909

Period of Operation:

1906 to 1907

Town:

Libby, near Appleby

Company Town:

1

Peak Town Size:

Unknown

Mill Pond:

2

Mill Type
Product
Power Source
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