chip nHearing people sawing off was as common as dirt, of course, upon what they call their "chipyard" and you could also hear them cleaving it up and the axe strike and them rending junks apart with their hands and chucking it into a pile.PRINTED ITEM DNE-cit W. J. KIRWIN JAN 1976 JH JAN 1976Used I and SupNot usedWithdrawnchip-bird,chip-chip, ~ bankChecked by Jordyn Hughes on Fri 15 Jul 2016, stamped but not use
chip nIf any of the company wished for an appetizer before tea we would have what we called a "c...
chop[PT] 1. Get some chips out by the choppin block. 2. A stick or block of wood on which fire woo...
chip n[check] 1. _Shavins_ - this is a small piece [PT]JW of wood about a foot long and 1/2 inches...
chipyardHearing people sawing off wood was as common as dirt, of course, up on what they call their...
chip nBut first 'tis the chipper', inside of the mill, Where the logs are conveyed - and they're le...
chipperBut first 'tis the 'chipper' inside of the mill, Where the logs are conveyed - and they're l...
chip nIt was a big improvement from sawing and splitting wood on the chip bank during wet, snowy...
chipple vThe workhouse, or, as some people called it, the storehouse, was where the family kept it...
nag vTo chip, nick or chop with a blunt axe.To chip, nick or chop with a blunt axe.PRINTED ITEM DNE...
chip n_NID_ has good treatment of this industrial processWithdraw? [check]Not UsedNot usedWithdra...
chip nThis means the person holds a grudge against the world. If a person goes around with surly, ...
This 1948 photograph shows chippers working at Champion. Debarked logs are quickly made into chips b...
chopwooden frame on which logs are placed for sawingW. J. KIRWINNot usedNot usedWithdrawnChecked by ...
lumbered up'scattered about'APR 8 W. J. KIRWIN APR 8 1965Not usedNot usedWithdrawnChecked by Jordyn...
cuttingConsiderable cooperative labor occurred also within and between sections in such affairs as...
chip nIf any of the company wished for an appetizer before tea we would have what we called a "c...
chop[PT] 1. Get some chips out by the choppin block. 2. A stick or block of wood on which fire woo...
chip n[check] 1. _Shavins_ - this is a small piece [PT]JW of wood about a foot long and 1/2 inches...
chipyardHearing people sawing off wood was as common as dirt, of course, up on what they call their...
chip nBut first 'tis the chipper', inside of the mill, Where the logs are conveyed - and they're le...
chipperBut first 'tis the 'chipper' inside of the mill, Where the logs are conveyed - and they're l...
chip nIt was a big improvement from sawing and splitting wood on the chip bank during wet, snowy...
chipple vThe workhouse, or, as some people called it, the storehouse, was where the family kept it...
nag vTo chip, nick or chop with a blunt axe.To chip, nick or chop with a blunt axe.PRINTED ITEM DNE...
chip n_NID_ has good treatment of this industrial processWithdraw? [check]Not UsedNot usedWithdra...
chip nThis means the person holds a grudge against the world. If a person goes around with surly, ...
This 1948 photograph shows chippers working at Champion. Debarked logs are quickly made into chips b...
chopwooden frame on which logs are placed for sawingW. J. KIRWINNot usedNot usedWithdrawnChecked by ...
lumbered up'scattered about'APR 8 W. J. KIRWIN APR 8 1965Not usedNot usedWithdrawnChecked by Jordyn...
cuttingConsiderable cooperative labor occurred also within and between sections in such affairs as...
chip nIf any of the company wished for an appetizer before tea we would have what we called a "c...
chop[PT] 1. Get some chips out by the choppin block. 2. A stick or block of wood on which fire woo...
chip n[check] 1. _Shavins_ - this is a small piece [PT]JW of wood about a foot long and 1/2 inches...