Chicago lumberman.

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The Timberman.

"An international lumber journal."

Operating small sawmills in wartime /

Cover title.

Dog eat dog,

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Timber : story of a timber sale on a national forest.

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Sawmills and planing mills and shingle mills /

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Small boy, Harold Ward, with loggers atop flatbed railroad car containing newly cut logs near Deward, Michigan

On verso: A few nice ones with Harold on the car...Part of the logs out of the largest pine tree cut by Ward's at Deward with Harold Ward on R.R. car. Harold the grandson of David Ward and son of Willis C. Ward. Multiple prints of this image with different verso inscriptions exist

Langston Rollway. Over 15,000,000 feet of logs

Langston, Mich.

Pier at White Lake entrance-to channel-1895

verso: Lake Michigan showing frequent debris from the numerous lumber mills along its shores-years ago

Small logging operations; data pertinent to an evaluation of the 13(a)(15) exemption of the Fair labor standards act.

Appendix (p. A 1-A 11): Tables prepared by the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Industry wage study. Appendix A-W. Job descriptions for wage studies.

A. Metalworking.--B. Mining.--C. Apparel.--D. Electric light and power and warehousing and storage.--E. Structural clay products.--F. Services.--G. Retail trade.--H. Footwear.--I. Bakeries.--J. Tobacco.--K. Paper and allied products.--L. Textiles.--M. Chemicals.--N. Furniture.--O. Candy and chocolates.--P. Leather tanning, currying and finishing.--Q. Meat products.--R. Gas utilities.--S. Wholesale drugs.--T. Glassware.--U. Mechanical rubber goods.--V. Copper alloying, rolling and drawing.--W. Lumber.