CHOG 584

Estates information for property related to the Gospel Trumpet Company or its empolyees. Includes a folder of miscellaneous estates and then folders on Louisa Frissel of Nassau, New York, Elizabeth Frank of Berlin, Ontario, Eli Monroe Frost, the Sanders family, and Sarah Goods estate.

A series related to obtaining a piece of property at 9th and Cential called the Amory building in Anderson, Indiana. The Gospel Trumpet Company signed a lease on the building and provided lists of repairs needed on the building.

Different cities extending an invitation to the Gospel Trumpet Company to move to their city which eventually led to the move to Anderson, Indiana from Moundsville, West Virginia.

Business card from the Anderson Storage Company who leased the Amory Building to the Gospel Trumpet Company from 1906-1911.

A legal dispute with the U.S. Treasury office and the Gospel Trumpet Company on the use of artificially colored margarine in the Trumpet "Family Home" building. The U.S. Treasury wanted to tax them for use of the margarine and the Gospel Trumpet Company hired a lawyer to figure out how to solve the issue.