Box 5
Contains 22 Results:
Incoming business correspondence to and on behalf of Yasui Bros. (in Japanese), 1911-1914
Mainly in Japanese, Subseries 1.4 covers straightforward business topics such as vendor negotiations, wholesale orders, accounts, and payments.
Incoming business correspondence (in Japanese), 1911-1941
Mainly in Japanese, Subseries 1.4 covers straightforward business topics such as vendor negotiations, wholesale orders, accounts, and payments.
Incoming business correspondence from various corporations (in Japanese), 1913-1915
Mainly in Japanese, Subseries 1.4 covers straightforward business topics such as vendor negotiations, wholesale orders, accounts, and payments.
Incoming business correspondence (in Japanese), circa 1914-1939
Mainly in Japanese, Subseries 1.4 covers straightforward business topics such as vendor negotiations, wholesale orders, accounts, and payments.
Incoming business correspondence (in English), 1915
Mainly in Japanese, Subseries 1.4 covers straightforward business topics such as vendor negotiations, wholesale orders, accounts, and payments.
Incoming business correspondence (in Japanese), 1915
Mainly in Japanese, Subseries 1.4 covers straightforward business topics such as vendor negotiations, wholesale orders, accounts, and payments.
Mid-Columbia Vegetable Growers Association bulletin regarding forced removal (in English), 1942 April 9
Bulletin announcing Yasui Brothers forced liquidation sale (in English and Japanese), 1942
Business correspondence about forced evacuation; final store accounts (in English), 1942
Subseries 1.3 highlights the closure and sale of the Yasui Bros. Co. store, Ray Yasui’s dealings with various government and business entities regarding the family’s properties and assets, and Ernest C. Smith’s protection of some of the Yasuis’ belongings and communication with them during their incarceration. These materials are mostly in English and cover the years 1942-1946.