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View of the plant at St. Maries , Idaho Mr. Ricker and his head helpe Storage booms holding 5 , Mr. Hill , in the filing room . 0,000 feet.
View of the plant at St. Maries , Idaho Mr. Ricker and his head helpe Storage booms holding 5 , Mr. Hill , in the filing room . 0,000 feet.
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Mr. Hill , in the filing room . 0,000 feet of timber . PLANT OF THE ST . MARIES LUMBER CO . See page 10 Plant and storage booms on the St. Joe River . The center spread this month ( pages 8-9 ) show.
Mr. Hill , in the filing room . 0,000 feet of timber . PLANT OF THE ST . MARIES LUMBER CO . See page 10 Plant and storage booms on the St. Joe River . The center spread this month ( pages 8-9 ) show.
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... feet per minute . Mr. Ricker states that he looked the saw over carefully after it made the cut and found that it was not injured . The tension remained perfect , and none of the teeth which came into contact with the bolt were injured ...
... feet per minute . Mr. Ricker states that he looked the saw over carefully after it made the cut and found that it was not injured . The tension remained perfect , and none of the teeth which came into contact with the bolt were injured ...
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... feet of lumber is constantly maintained here . This plant equipped with steam and moist air dry kilns which have a capacity of a million and a quarter feet . The trackage in the yards affords accom- modation for 100 cars at one time ...
... feet of lumber is constantly maintained here . This plant equipped with steam and moist air dry kilns which have a capacity of a million and a quarter feet . The trackage in the yards affords accom- modation for 100 cars at one time ...
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... feet of lumber daily with the aid of DISSTON SAWs . They also use DISSTON SAWS for cutting out their timber which consists chiefly of Hemlock and hard wood . So extensive are their holdings that it is necessary for them to operate about ...
... feet of lumber daily with the aid of DISSTON SAWs . They also use DISSTON SAWS for cutting out their timber which consists chiefly of Hemlock and hard wood . So extensive are their holdings that it is necessary for them to operate about ...
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