Commercial concerns (west central Michoacán)
Cotija
A. M. Serafin, S. E. C.
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3c | includes number 1072 |
handsigned by Geronimo Gonzales and dated 20 January 19[ ] on the reverse.
Chavéz Cisneros records that in 1917 (the Year of Famine) there was also a shortage of small change, that was supplemented by fichas issued by businesses in the larger towns of Sahuayo, Jiquilpan and Cotija and the smaller town of San José de GracíaEsteban Chavéz Cisneros, Quitupán, Ensayo histórico y estadístico, Morelia, 1954, p. 152.
Tinguindín
Francisco Rodríguez
A 1c note dated 8 March 1915. Francisco Rodríguez ran La Ori[ ], situated in the Portal Morelos in Tinguindín.
José María Carranza
José María Carranza ran the "Imprenta Guadalupana".
Tacátzcuaro
Empresa de Desagüe de la Laguna de la Magdalena
It was claimed in 1913 that when this company completed its work of drainage it would produce some 250,000 hectolitres of maize or garbanzo and a good quantity of beans. In July 1913 its workers complained that the owner, Emiliano Guizar Valencia, was only paying them when it pleased him, blaming the revolutionaries, although he had plenty of moneyEl Independiente, 8 July 1913.
This note from a later period, printed by M. Iguíniz in Guadalajara, was valid for two months and redeemable in infalsificables or their equivalence. Dick Long in his November 1974 auction list a uniface proof in red and a uniface proof in light green as well as the issued note.
Zacán
Gerardo G. Martínez
This 20c note, for Gerardo G. Martinez, was signed by the paymaster (pagador), [ ] Campos[identification needed].
[ ] Campos[identification needed] |
Purépero
We know of a series of notes issued by merchants in Purépero from Abril 1915 to February 1916 to counter a lack of small change.
David Fernández C.
David Fernández C., as this note states, was a comerciante. We know of a 20c note, dated 11 April 1915 and printed by the Tipografia Experiencia of Luis Grecián.
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20c | CH | includes number 0654 |
Joaquín Moreno
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The date stamp is probably of Melesio Moreno.
Eliseo C. Melgoza
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Eliseo C. Melgoza ran "La Argentina". Eliseo C. Melgoza y Cía. was established in Purépero by December 1901. In April 1913 Eliseo was presidente of the Circulo Católico de Purépero.
Ramón C. García
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J. R. Heredia
La Virgen
La Virgen is located in the municipality of Zacapú.
La Sociedad de Obreros
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2c | includes number 192CNBanxico #11566 to 321 | ||||
5c | includes numbers 208 to CNBanxico #11568 | ||||
10c | includes number 388 | ||||
20c | includes numbers 160 to 965CNBanxico #11569 |
Another issue with the date 20 March 1915
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5c | includes numberCNBanxico #11567 | ||||
20c | includes numbers 1022CNBanxico #5165 to 1297 | ||||
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and another with the date 17 April 1915
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1c | includes number 564CNBanxico #5164 | ||||
50c |
"La Unión Mercantil" Sociedad de Obreros
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10c | includes number 14 |
Zacapú
M. Zubiri y Cia.
Rafael García Jaso acquired the rancho El Madroño which he later subrented to the Spaniard Manuel SubiriArchivo Particular de Miguel de la Trinidad Regalado, leg. A, 1915.
Flores y Cipres
We know of a 10c light grey-cream cartón[image needed] dated 1[0] June 191[5].