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These are sorted chronologically and were found together. There is no Folder 4.5 in Box 4.","Series 5, Bark Reports and Receipts, 1905-1917 includes a wide array of records, correspondence, and other documents related to the operations of the Shenandoah Iron and Coal Company and its successor from 1909-1917. These are sorted chronologically and were found stored together.","Series 6, Correspondence, 1909-1917 includes a wide array of bound record books including ledgers, employment logs, day books, account books, checkbooks, receipt books, and other journals. 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