Waybill for movement of 34,100 pounds of scrap paper in Seaboard Coast Line box car #29058 to Cedar Springs, GA from Procter & Gamble

Name	Type	Comments	Date

Bryan Smith	General	Note the net weight was 34100. Near the bottom where charges are detailed it says "34100 as 80000" meaning the minimum weight for this move was 80000 meaning they were charged for at least 80000 pounds regardless of how much was in the car.	7/15/2013 5:22:04 AM

Fred Stuckmann	General	Interesting paper Bernie, thanks.	7/15/2013 7:21:44 AM

Charles Stookey	General	Tariffs can be difficult things to understand. Reminds me of the auto repair industry flat rate book. Sometime its a license to print money.	8/6/2013 1:06:52 AM

Bryan Smith	General	Its hard to read due to being smudged but does that weight stamp say it was weighed in Dothan AL? Notice that once it was weighed the notation "Weight this car" was lined through.	9/7/2014 8:29:54 AM

Waybill for movement of 34,100 pounds of scrap paper in Seaboard Coast Line box car #29058 to Cedar Springs, GA from Procter & Gamble
Among items of interest on this computer generated waybill are tje relatively light weight of the shipment (17.05 tons) and the handwritten weight information from the scale at the old Atlantic/Seaboard Coast Line yard at Dothan, Alabama
Date: 3/11/1986	Location: Albany, GA Map	Views: 368	Collection Of: Bernie Feltman
Rolling Stock: SCL 29058 (Box Car)			Author: Bernie Feltman

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