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The Log Vol. 1 No. 6

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  • THE LOG devoted to the promt dustry. These . thr have been especially eraployees is industriously work- Safety and the Cleanliness and Order of his own department he is certainly progressing and the subject of the September Log, Cooperation, should appeal to him. SAFKTV FIRST Here is an example of the lack of cooperation: In order to make pulp of the quality required for the manufacture of the highest of paper, it is necessary that it be spotlessly clean, To this end thousands of dollars are spent every week. Imagine the feelings of the Manager when he visits the Machine Room at a time when the machines are making "broke" (the best of us make "broke" sometimes), and :(•;. from the outside Departments, as well as the Machine heip, using the otherwise clean pulp as a highway for dirty feet, tracking coal, cinders, black ash and iust plain everyday mud over this pulp, which must go to the broke beater, and through His End of the Machine >r.e .iio i Pa v him i M.-m-ui! 'round the mil to fill, boy, I like your style" B place-He hen he sent another man. a Frenchman i To spear the "wet laps" off the roll and i "Pea Soup" would rear and tear and swear the like I'd never seen. But things looked different to me MY END OF THE MACHINE. I wanted to hold down the job and get the tonnage through But found I couldn't equal Pat. the best that I could do. The things that I had kicked about—when he was on the job Appeared the size of ant-hills: My own faults like Thomson's Knob I was't long in learnin' that 1 lacked Maguire s skill. The minute I would "burr" a stone "Pea-Soup" would have a spill And then I'd raise the Devil if he overflowed the screen For things looked different to me MY END OF THE MACHINE. Full many years have passed since then but still the lesson clings. I think of how we might avoid the bitterness and stings. How we would find our troubles 'oft times ended in a day And Grouches, jealousies and strife a leavin' right away If 'stead of makin' surly g-owls in tones true men despise We'd have a look at every case as thru another's eyes. So every youngster on the job that thinks the boss is mean Should'lose the hook" and "have a look" HIS END of THE MAC] 11 HE. he works. Foreman's the pulp Y mtents o ifte has was putting the box together the Ability to appreciate the diffi- Supt. happened along and dis- culties of the fellow in the other covered that he had used lumber, department and to assist him in with great pieces of bark exposed smoothing them out when the on the inside of the box. Had work in your department dove- this box been placed into service tails with his is true Cooperation, there would have been dirt from When this Spirit is fully devel- "some unknown source" and no j oped, each department in the telling how many customers \]\\ w\\ De j„ step with every would have been lost on account other and they will be marching of it. together for the welfare of the s:\fktv kikst Institution. And the thin Tis the hop* gOO* and knock. We are in receipt of the following and as a contrast to above we publish in full. "Champion Fibre Co., Canton, N. C. On Monday. September 21st, 1914, I had a slight accident while at my work and I want to thank the Company Officials for their kind attention shown me. I can now resume mv duty and will show my appreciation by my work to my best judgment for the Company's interest." The above deserves some comment. This letter, no doubt, expresses the sentiment of a num- but titled its himself Another examp known of a mechai Th in the irtments should, ii De Coining Words esteemed Weather Bu id upon tracing it I..its Vers well, ' STO ind mechanics repair Hut win end th.
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Canton Champion Fibre Company

When it opened in 1908, the Champion Fibre Company was the largest pulp mill in the world. For 60 years it was under the leadership of Reuben "Mr. Champion" B. Robertson and was a...

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