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Old 01-15-2015, 09:52 AM
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Griffith & Co. 1910.

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Don't know but I am curious . I know people tried to make tires from Chicle in the late 1800's and failed .
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The World Wide Gum Company was owned by Goudey
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Griffith & Co became known as National Chicle in 1910.

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Griffith and co. 1899
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These items date to April 1906 and National Chicle was still under the Griffith banner.

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Per the national Corporation Reporter Volume 39, the name was changed from Griffith & Co to National Chicle Gum Company in 1910. That said, I am not sure if that answers Leon's original question or not, as I do not know if a name change is what he was looking for.

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1934 the Goudy Gum Company
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OK, have only a moment at the moment. I don't see the correct answer above yet. At the end, if no one gets what I am looking for, I will show what I have and declare a winner. It wasn't 1934.
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