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The Log Vol. 1 No. 11
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.<-ing ret ■ rcentaire of Teams in Accident Contest for Months of January and February NM a a-hed and unable to attend to his du- though largely, ties as Superintendent of Schools. Itl<- more than Another wril.es as follows and signs "Tom " 1 promised a couple of ladies : this research; that I would call at their house and strictly along i escort them to the nine o'clock train i. he hns fenced j the other evening to meet some parties i and purchased! whom they expected. 1 was a little turkey gobbler! later than 1 expected to be, but full einclosurealong six minutes before train time I shook 'lymou'h Rock i the bunch at the drug store, but when breed, the off- I reached the house where the ladies ioul« have the. have rooms everything was dark, and. New England; no one answering my call, I ran for re advised thatl the depot. There I met a gentleman upplied as the; friend of mine, and seeing nothing of for the fowls, the ladies 1 asked him to call up the Ki has its lath- house and see if they were there. They rr's stature the answered the phone, and he. to play a s assured. We practical joke on ni", told the girls ig and Kilday that I was in no condition to keep my •tting. Arthur, appointment with them, and they have :h to remember, barely spoken lo me since I am deer. •><>g, prop- • in the mire, but perl I erly used will pry m< j We wrote ••Tom" ing was devoted to the reading and discussion of the Safety Rules, recently printed. A vote of thanks was extended to Mr. Peter G Thomson Jr., for th? good cigars which he sent to the club in honor of the arrival of a little daughter Another meeting will be held Friday night March 19th. at K. of P. Hall from 8 to 10 P. M., and all members of the club and Safetv Committee, who are not on mill djty, are urged to be The long leaf pine lumber, for the new Sulphite Blow Pit is on the ground and the work of construction is being wished. The Estes Lumber Company, lirmingham, Ala., made splendid delivery on this material - first carload having arrived in les i than three wee':s after the order was placed. At the present rate of progress the pit will be ready for use by the time the digester is lined. Wm. E. Jolbert. of the Jolbert >• 15 999 999 >• 16 1000 1000 >• 17 Ifjno 999 >■ 18 KHK. 1000 )• 19. 999 999 ) 20. ....1000 999 ). 21 1000... 1000 >• 22 99$ 997 >. 23 1000 1000 »■ 24 ...1000 1000 >. 25 1000 1000 '. 26 1000 ..1090 '. 27 ..1000 1000 I ■• 28 998 996 . 29 1000 1000 - 30... 1000 loop . 31. 1000 1000 . 32 UMi(i _ 9% 34 roo ."."Jlwm ■ 35 lono 1000 . 36 10O0. KinO . 37 HlOO 1000 38... 100O lOlKi 40 1000 1000 ' 41 1000 .1000 42 1000 99» 43 !' i (10 1000 44..Drum Barker Discontinued .1000.. Record of Disabling Accidents j BY DEPARTMENTS FOR February, 1915 ELECINKAL STEAM Cb.it U.l»<l« Only S«(k UtUmtt H tau«<l More Than Two Day. Diwbility
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Between 1914 and the late 1960s, the Champion Fibre Company published an internal newsletter, called The Log, to share news about the Canton mill, the community, and its employees. After 1940, news from the entire “Champion Family,” which included mills in Hamilton, Ohio; Houston, Texas and Sandersville, Georgia, was featured in each issue.
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