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The Log Vol. 3 No. 08

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  • A CLEAN SWEEP Record of Accidents BY DEPARTMENTS FOR NOVEMBER, 1916 8 to lire fact that the Accident (hail p.k. and the black, disfiguring ;rvvious charts published in ;©f their absence." As th-se of accidents which have ents during each month, this occurred in any of the de- Sovemher.' We know that the has In en highly satisfactory to Committee, and we are equally. > the men, whose interest and • ecoid "a month without an ac- "As m an attack of infantile Whali Which vvj Do you v. s little daughter, '"Jin- lad to report, is about When\ ■ Man Thinketk ell a dent." When ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^_^^_ es, daughter of Mr. and M A. V. Haliburton, who was operat stop to consider it, the entire prevention of disabl- on for tonsilitis, is improving. teidenta, for a month, in a Mill of this size, employing such Mr A D. Woo<i ia in R,x.i,e„, a large lumber of men on sue-: • at variety of wot k, is no easy New York, having been ealled tfe< taking and when it is accomplished we have good reason to on aeeoont of the death of ftis owl : ,.irselves. While we can hot spend too much time in er> Mrs- c- v Wood. Ob Sum! self-congratulation when we have a big job on our hands, we have ^l"l°°^'t ^ T'^'r —!' , 7" the satisfactji n of know ing that we have found the means to solve „nt0 God who gave it. for m» a difficult problem, and v'-ien we have done this the only question years she suffered physical pain. in the future is one os "Eternal Vigilance." So let's keep after most beyond endurance. &nring I it. so th tt. the exception to the rule in the future will be the Chart '*s* two ¥«*r* of her life she was c« with the disturbing black lini fined to herbeil, requiring the constant ou would n eare ofamirse. In this sad bereave ment, the loss of mother, the Cham tl- ht'fil pion family extends their sincere ;;ir.;;iM,ii sympathy. Some of us have passed through ' , " ■' this hour of trial; we have stood by lv lick the open grave and looked upon th* eask«1 wbieb eoatained Iheefcrthlj re- What Did i ( Profit Hi .•■>-..-. in the friendly bosom of mother At the Fulton st -eel nation Purposes and Methods of , the Cheerer Club 8 PRIKTBD IS MADE FROM CHAMPION SULFHrVE AND SODA PULP |
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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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