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The Log Vol. 4 No. 5

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  • OUR CANNERY Bv ©SO. M Tuostu During the month of duly at a special meeting of the Champion elief Association, the Board of Directors authorized the purchase season. Don't forget I tables and that goods. See the table i evaporate all kinds o as good and whole for terms and system: H, but consider- I hie delay was I au s e d by the !t mgested condit- "pn of freight |4-ansportatioi . I The plant he ft bout August 30, \i nd immediatel: I uantities of fine produce began to pour in from Canton and the urrounding country. The first week of operation they conserved 2,942 cans of pro- | uce, second week 3.335 cans, third week 3,244 cans, making a citaiof 9,621 cans, which represents in produce nearly 500 bush- Is. The produce canned so far consists of beans, corn, tomatoes, a w apples and beets. If the weather man will furnish the right kind of weather for ■wo or three more weeks we hope to I II the remainder v f the cans that I ave been pu r- ft«*ed, which will Hs ab ,ut 15,000 j-iore cans of good *me vege I ables and fruit Wat The Champion (family and the in the Table For Canning for one- halfaadcui pay for hi of the cans at five cents each for No. 3 cans and four cents each for No. 2 cans. Can for two- thirds and customer furnish produce only. Re- e f Association to furnish cans, labor and everything except produce. When produce is furnished b y customer and all labor and cans are ry, cash charge of 10c per can for No. 3 cans furnished b; and 9c for No. 2 cans. When customer furnishes produce ready for cutting, a reduction of 1c per can will be made. When produce is furnished prepared for canning by customer, canning plant will take three-fifths of the canned goods, customer will get two-fifths of canned goods. ek i ! he I be plei Pf frui+ ai ables to ke. sy *he r dei >f 11 HE PAjPE Sixth Annual Safety Congress The Sixth Annual Congress of the National Safety Council, which was held at Hotel Astor, New York City, September 11th, 12th, 13th 14th, perl.:, 1917 H fm WHICH THIS ISSUE OF THE LOG IS PRINTED IS MADE FROM CHAMPION SULPHITE 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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