WDF-0023 Pacific Press

This is a part of the Ellen G. White Estate Branch Office Document File. This file may contain a wide variety of materials such as manuscripts, correspondence, official or unofficial statements, newspaper or magazine clippings, research papers, small publications, bibliographic information, summary of research, or portions of published or unpublished Ellen White material. The file is not necessarily only about Ellen White; it may be on any topic related to Ellen White or the Seventh-day Adventist Church.

Contents : Miscellaneous folder: 1. Notice of report of the meeting of the Board of Directors of the P.S.D.A Association held Jan 16, 1880 where Edson White resigned his office -- 2. Memorandum to the Pacific Publishing Association regarding the decision to let Elder Haskell and W. C. White spend a few months on the Pacific Coast (1880) -- 3. Stock certificate for John F. McCutcheon -- 4. Testimonies relating to the Pacific Press (1896) (2 copies) -- 5. Annual report of the manager to the stockholders of the Pacific Press Publishing Company (May 1901) -- 6. Report of the manager to the stockholders of the Pacific Press Publishing Company (Jan 1907) -- 7. Annual report from the manager to the members of the Pacific Press Publishing Association, for the year ending December 31, 1911 / C. H. Jones (article, 1912) -- 8. A visit of the bookmen of Pacific Press Publishing Assn. territory to the home of Mrs. E. G. White, near St. Helena, California, Thursday afternoon, January 23, 1913 -- 9. Pacific Press matters / Arthur L. White (excerpt of chapter 12, A perplexing and difficult year in Early Elmshaven Years, volume 5) -- 10. Pacific Press one of most complete plants in western part of U.S. (article, Daily Palo Alto Times, 1922) -- 11. Letter from Arthur L. White to Charles Utt, Aug 1958, about "The Work in Mountain View" and statements written therein which have been attributed by some to Ellen G. White -- 12. Did you know (article, Impression, Jan-Mar 1974) -- 13. This is it-PPPA centennial year 1874-1974 (article, Impression, Jan-Mar 1974) -- 14. The spirit of Yountville / Lawrence Maxwell (article, Impression, Jan-Mar 1974) -- 15. Pacific Press: born in sacrifice, growing in dedication / Juanita Tyson-Flynn (article, Review and Herald, 1974) -- 16. Report of committee (including J. O. Corliss et al.) -- 17. Pacific Press distributes S.D.A. books through new channels / Warren Gough (article, Lake Union Herald, 1973) -- 18. Publisher of the gospel: C. H. Jones and the Pacific Press / Donald R. McAdams (article, Adventist Heritage, vol. 3) -- 19. First Pacific Press building built in 1875 in Oakland, California at 1117 Castro Street building, burned by arson, Thursday February 3, 1977 (picture taken by Duane Tank) -- 20. Significant answers to questions about the proposed merger of Pacific Press and the Review and Herald (Pacific Press, 1983) -- 21. Pacific Press constituency meets / Lowell Bock (article, Adventist Review, 1983) -- 22. Changes made at Pacific Press / Bob Gorton (article, Lake Union Herald, 1984 -- 23. Pacific Press celebrates grand opening of plant / Kenneth J. Holland (article, Adventist Review, 1985) -- 24. Pacific Press reports improved financial picture / James Coffin (article, Adventist Review, 1985) -- 25. Pacific Press: the rest of the story / Lowell Bock (article, Adventist Review, 1987) (2 copies) -- 26. Author entertains young sleuths at Village SDA school / Mark Anderson (article, The Journal Era, 2003) -- 27. Inventory in Berrien Springs collection -- 28. See also referral notes -- 29. Transfer sheet
Ellen G. White regarding folder: 30. A dream (handwritten, 1879) -- 31. A dream (typed, 1879) -- 32. [Empty] -- 33. Special testimonies concerning the work and workers in the Pacific Press (1897) -- 34. The Pacific Press Publishing Association annual report of the manager for the year ending December 31, 1913 read at the Annual Meeting of the Association, January 26, 1914 -- 35. The work in Mountain View, California (Manuscript Release #276) (2 copies) -- 36. Pacific Press commercial work (Manuscript Release #442) (2 copies) -- 37. Pacific Press branch office in Mexico (Manuscript Release #671) (2 copies)