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Woodyard section crew
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This undated photograph titled Woodyard section crew shows men in the woodyard. The wood procurement office is in charge of keeping a steady stream of raw materials in the woodyard. Reuben Robertson Junior started in the woodyard when he first came to work in the paper industry.
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Log feature on wood hauler Adam Scott
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Woodyard section crew
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Woodyard section crew
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Railroad tracks near woodyard
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Sunburst, North Carolina, 11-acre lumberyard
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Lime kiln inside
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Conservation foresters at woodyard
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Unloading chestnut wood onto chain conveyor
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Inside Champion's laboratory
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Darryll Cagle
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James A. Sisson, scheduling
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Conservation foresters at woodyard
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Woodyard
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Log feature on wood hauler Adam Scott
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First chip truck on west woodyard
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Log feature on wood hauler Adam Scott
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Bagging dried chestnut extract
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Log feature on wood hauler Adam Scott
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Bags of dried chestnut extract
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Chlorine Dioxide system installed
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Hardwood chips being unloaded
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Train crew bringing last load of chestnut wood to extract department
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Conservation foresters at woodyard
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Bleaching
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Woodyard
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Chestnut wood headed down chute toward chippers
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Number 12 machine new dryers and size press installed
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Moving magnolia tree in front of YMCA
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Downtown Canton
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Family groups: Frank Queen
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Cooperative North Carolina State-industrial tree improvement research project
Part of Collection
Canton Champion Fibre Company
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The Log Vol. 38 No. 12
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The Log Vol. 1 No. 11
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The Canton Enterprise Volume 13 Number 11
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The Log Vol. 41 No. 06
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The Log Vol. 24 No. 02
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The Log Vol. 40 No. 07
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Conservation forester with landowner
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Bark burner
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Reuben. B. Robertson is honored with Man of the South award for 1950
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Family groups: Fleet Holland
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The Log Vol. 33 No. 05
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The Log Vol. 38 No. 09
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The Canton Enterprise Volume 22 Number 29
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YMCA girls basketball team portrait
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Southern regional softball tournament
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The Log Vol. 3 No. 02
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The Log Vol. 37 No. 07
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Annual potato roasting party
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Pastor Ralph Surrett, Laurel Grove Baptist Church
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The Canton Enterprise Volume 13 Number 13 (14)
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The Log Vol. 9 No. 03
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Sunburst, North Carolina, commissary
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The Log Vol. 24 No. 08
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The Canton Enterprise Volume 13 Number 02
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Jimmy Haynie and Marie Bell
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The Log Vol. 17 No. 01 (1934)
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American Tree Farm 25th Anniversary
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Log flume
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Labor Day Parade
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Thomas Remson
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Robertsons donate land for church
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Champion Paper mill
