The Log of Champion Activities

Between 1914 and the late 1960s, the Champion Paper and Fibre Company published an internal newsletter, called The Log, to share news about the Canton mill, the community, and its employees. After 1940, news from the entire “Champion Family,” which included mills in Hamilton, Ohio; Houston, Texas and Sandersville, Georgia, was featured in each issue.~ .. • • • • • - • • E - • • • • • p~ The Growth 1>f Our Cot:mby 2 C. Y. Townley, Pulp oad Contracto~ ~. . . . ~ . _ . . • 4 rue ~evention Week _ .. __ . _ 5 NatioDal Bible W-qek --- ---- S E:di~ --~- --..-- · ... ---- - -· s Hamiltou . _ .... _ .. _ .. ___ _ HJ Ca.n·on • . __ . _ • --- ~ .. ---- 1.1 • • • QC10RER 1942 VOC. XXIV NUMBER 9 • • it ~ IS really t.rue ... - - - th at 'Li r pa't riotisn, ha. SLink to sueh a lo·w' I ·ye} tb ,lt , in ord er to get the /\ n1cncan J eo.ple- to herd 1h ~ c;d) of our Co 1ntr..v ~~nd i n vest n p .a It 1f t h e i r in <." c n1 e i n \·V :·, r Sa \ · i n £t~ Bnn ds. it is n ecessu ry LO res('lrt tn 4 flo tt rish • 0f trumpets ~·nd :~· gr~;:,r pltbl ic denlon st ra-t1nn , it , een1s to u that we dese rve to sufl'cr the tortu res of hell under the rule of I tiLler fo r a -seas< n. v\le aH2 not decry ing any honorJ ble n1et h­od tt red to raise the n1oney nece sa r)i to fight rhi, \.var to a fini h, but it seen1s to-.ys t hat a g rc:n er sh o~v of pe triotisn1 and less fanfare \\'Ould J5G> farther to'w·ard conv incjng f"'li t ler and Hirohito th:~.t we are detennined to g·ive the Axis a sound thrashing. Enlj sr l.n t he a rmy of regular investors in \ VaT ~ sa'f.r ings Bonds. Do ~t no\¥, .~1nd continue as long as ir i. necessary. Uncle Sam needs our help. ·we mutuaJ.Iy pledge to ead1 other ou r lives, our fortunes, and our ::1c red honor,' - - - is t he spirit :we need ro win rbi,s \Var. • P U B L I S HE D B Y "T H E C H A M P I 0 N F A M L·L y~· ~TON. OHIO ; HOUSTON~ 'f£.XAS : CANTON. N.C. : SANDERSVIUE. QA;. Cstablislted 1914 • · -: .. - · · ~ • • · · ,. · Twenty-Eiqhlb Year oi Pu.b Jic:ation .. Tbe paper tor th• co•er of Ibis ma9~1.M la Ch .. pioa Kromeko ... and th., papeJ kn the haald.e paqea 1.1 Champion Sati.A Retold ~L both mact.. iD our H&lnUton plant. We ·auul\'lf~re ~llY qa:a-cb• of bleach•d pape.ra. Mach\ne F1oi•bed. Cal.fJftClered, hd Coated. • • • .. • • * The Formation and Derivation of The States of Continental United States and Its Contiguous Territory Author's Note ln the Apr~i. 193S. issue of Tnt:: Loc OF CHAM PIO~ 1-\crr~,­, ES "·e be~an a series oi anicies 011 the United States and as C ;)ntiguous Territory. In this and future issues \\'C shall give a , 10n. history of each slate. This will require a great deal o~ rese-4rch "'~ark. IIowe,·er. we hope that these articles will b<· heirful to some readers .of this magac.ine. PART 43- IDAHO 0~ Jul~ 3. I, tH). ldabo became the fony-th1rd SLate. oi lhe r n:on a J,J thj rt T\-first under Lhe F eclcral Consll cu­tion. It ! ~ 0; e of Lhc 'exLreme '\Jonh\YeS(Crn La[e ·. and CJ:i..end froot thl· Drnninjon <•f Canada on the norlh to ~evada a:nd l·tah on the ... (JULh. a distance of ..t-1-l miles. The eat i:v hi~ton· nf ·he State or Idaho was fonnerly bo 111d un w~th Lhe States nf Orc~on and \\'a hington, and \Ya., kr o~·:n a.' d.c "Orc!..'on Count~ry··. 1 he ea rly explorers tr rhe ~tale r;f thr· ~~nh\\'esl were Ferrcln in 1: 43; 'ir f;auds D&akc in 1579; rr(Jbabl) *\q11ilar in 1603 , and Pcrc:t ;o :J i74. ,.l he ffatz rA four COlJJ1lne"" ltaY~ rlown en cr . chc Ore' \}1 ~~ erritr:>ry: ;-,pJin. France. Enc1and. and the l wtcd ,'), at_c . ·1 h, f) I a.r.i~h it:lc '·'as bas d on rhc CXI' Iorat 11 >ns of f·, rr~lr;: tne Ft( nch titk 0H Ll1c c!plc,rat~nn o of l..a Pcrous~.:.; t} c B• it].h rm ,~, <:xpJrJr:.ltirms cA ~ir Ft anris Urakc, <tnd Ca~>lkl ·. C,K>k. C..ljok tf,utiH:cl the rwt t at '\foutktl SouiHJ L~t; a0nfirrni"~ 1 be l~n~lisl li tlc tu Lite Orr·l~'Oil TL·rritury. i lu · ·!:J. af cr d1' r,vd~"' T1~aly in 1/t)() Spu1n ~ l lo\\Cd l~.:: daim o l.a1 <~ l1. la'.tJJ' r f (II Cal B riUHH. The; Amt·,ica.n 1 ~t r• t-~rr.>d ,., c;.,, ,,f tl• BJuo u:l.J ~J 11 I o 5 " ' ' ' In• » In •}Yfl'Jt of tb1.1 rr ddt H ru.;<J t claim \Ya~ ba~ed Clll the explor,lritJJ'l.-. of Kc Irick a1 \.. Gay who were s~nr on (l fur-tradin~ e. pcdition b .. · n'.}:! :) mer­cha nrs in 17R9. aud 17°0. anJ abo by tht acq !i i·i n r t e Louisiana T crrit on· in 1&03 fr( n, Llie La:nch ~overnrnem. • for $15,000.000. • The Nortln\esl Boundary Di' rnie I el'~C~f! the l·ni• ·d SLate$ a nd Great B ri tain \\a. ~t:ltlcd it' 1"4lJ "nd Ore{' •n was made a T enilorv. Au~' ust 12. 14~. a:n.! on ~farch ~. 185 3, \Vashi ngton Territor~ " .. t~ form~d. i nduciing a ~ r">rtioa of Idaho and ~1 onta na. o nd Idaho 1 L·rrit•,;n· '" ets forrnea in 1863, ' . In 1859 e-old was di ·~o\·c retl in the Pierce Citv re jQn ~ . - of Idaho and before 1 <'6~' it is <1iJ that more tb"'"a '0.1 people had settled ncar Lc\\istnn. ~h f}r lr r'; .. rt:aft"r \'e1y rich deposiLs of gold \\'Cre fcaund Ill the Bettse ba5=r~ anti \Hchiu a year Idaho City. a .... mall ' illal'e :t.bout tiit~ m·tc-~ .... orthea t of Boise. grC\\ intt) :t city of fort~ thousand inha! 1~. .. ut . 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R \ c.r "it'" tt t rii'ULt iiC:-. tltc ~dl n t•iL B" i:-c-. f'a, • ~- ·a hd ~~· a nY 11~:· Ri\ <...r · , draiu ,lh 'lut Cil.tK l ~'-rll ~rc • mi1 ~·· 'Hh~.· 'Nt ,. ~ kt' ef 1 .. tt• f\!d fm· i t .~ rcmn1 k >hit• f.-dlsA • • • • The r.1 il''''td milr~,tr\.' ni the .·Unt• i~ 1norc lhnJ• 3 000 T he c;rC.\l .\l tJihcrn. J lld llh' J. 10 f lh t~ l n P.H .. iric crr·~s tkc StJ ~.:. ~nJ the Ur c~,u Sh(t~l Line C I'D~'SI'~ 1hc Sta t ' Jtrhr the 1\Piltln:rn bPtdt.: J.. . !\ rn~t._L nili.ct:n ,! hi,tdnv:J)'. o ~ ~ ~ tht· r<Oid l H'• ~Hl rr lair·. cnn\ldl<:. 'll"lOIIt fOU l hurHf-led mile ac rn .... '::l tit\! .~\JP tlu: ,n J'·1rt nf dl 1~ .l l tt: ~wd wagon t1ail · p cn e tra t ~ dh Jurc; ior in e\ n\ '-ltll\·tinn. \ <:?<.;-..eb I runt J .. <:wi str•n re...1ch lhe J il\. i llt Ou 'Ill (,v \\ ~1'' uf the..: '"c•lilu c~n ;d atHl the Col- • • ' nn hi .a JD i n : 1 . Cities .,~ ... =c rlarh d~·.: ·\ '11 ·r'<\HI, • ho... .. haur. S:.dtnPll; nuln\ thous :n ,J~ , ~ 1: rhp \'"'r. Cittd ,\i "hich i. n:-e l in mi;1ing op4 • There ate- nr) I ~P-l:l.. l'itie, in the 'ra r<' of fJ aho. Bnisl', the - L'~tr·il 'il ~nd the..: l a r~ c l city. ,.,·ith abqut jQ.OOO poru!:l­tinn. i~ ~i lii .Jl('d on thr.> R oi~t: River 435 miles northwest of •. (1h L.akc- l'itv. T'~H' C'itr c,f Boi ~~l: is in the nticl st of a . Houri ·hing cHlt.ICU!t'tJral> .ho;·tituh Llr~L ~.-.nd ' ~ock-r_ai sing ter­r;,(,.\ .. ln dl(' c:turoundmg moun1JIJH a rc· i JCh mtneral o re~ r"" • • 1\ .. ,., ~. I i·(•re ~":-e als;;-, a h .. ?'~ l1tPnber nf l~c·nniful bke: S1J f ­tcut~~ c ... : ''tth ·Md'nn~.,;; ,110 h· )t at.' tn.ne t .ll srr.in;~ n•)ted f<'ir thd~ mt .. dci·~aJ pt('t;tcn:~~ . aud tt.ei for Jwa t in~ p.llr­P' '· ·. dwd ·r .- ~ · eh· ... n , .:nl~r. . \tn( 1~ ~- he \ ~;\.l 3i1in ~·s a ···~ lh~ ~ri1.zh· b ur. brown bc..at, nl;.c1 . ~1·. ra.;<:nun. 1'1U1!h r. ba~ .. h.:er,. W('lf. (l)'\ a11d {'(.;\~""'. . 'lt 15(' an l dk. :nc ~et·, :,)lt.dl\ "1et with. Deer a::_: <n't.~i(..!f'<: s~" nu :n :'Ott$. .H{ r..: arc d1~ great~st ht111th)g _ Hll.i.l'cl~ iu · ll ' ,"'tete~. AgTiculture 1 h~ ··.t.:.g_r re~a~~r"'. O• f I 1 • . ~'n i ~ soiL mjn.erals. timber car.d . a er : UJ ~ i:.. T lw rt··:t ~t..ure b nd i-?. l ar~e l~' in the pi-art'..a4 aipn~ the ~ n~\::t:: R1, er. Rr the aid o( e~tensi\~.c; 1rri£Jti• n pr ~ jcct . 1 Ja lla !· <}' .. ~h'-iiH 42 .OPO .farm .. ~ with a · i:oti~ o' ~.l5 )_(/ ) ~ere~. 1·a ... ;r, prorcny. induding land, build~ 1~s. . m~rlc eri!. .. ~:1'- !·na-::hine r~-. i.· ' a!ue<l ac ctp prox.i­mat: d'· ·~cr . JC'O.')()C). T~e ltw1a} amH.:al \alLie oi all crops i~ ab~! L $Jl 0,000.000. 7 he nl&.J!l ('f()p.' are; cern, V\'Qea,t, at~ . bark\·. IJ• .ar Lcet.? ,,.t,jte po~~'t()es, aHalfa. peas ~ and • :-r ... ..... heans. · T1'\e LU.ti ·ation o.' ::.prlc~:. plums_, !JCathes, cher­rie: ahrl J.'e..1r~ ar~ r~t.i\·in-:- ?rea cr i.H'{"n.Li~;n e:tch >car. The ·a lu~ of b~. ·~tor:k :.:- .:,lvil.l' ;,6~J Oll{)(') aJ1nn~Uy . • Mining ~~ ~t. te of lJ'anu is rich in mlrera1s. ~:inn:: 1 '60 the ~!.1 f· ;rDL:t of t!J .:'tat<. hJ.s eF.cee:ded '~00.000.000 in value. ti[ac .:· .te rt~nk · ~·co .d in the Oth.f.~l )f lc::ad. ln. 193 1, there ere .?•{-.. 3 tCI!l;, Gf lead. valucJ aL nuarly ni11e mi1 tO~~ doll.a .. . nrdd uceci. Ne\\'1 to leaJ j::, ' ilver. Zi ~c is ·a.l$ priX:Jucr:d in large quantities. Other m~ner_a.h _rrodu~~"d ar.~ : ... o. tter . .ar.d · J.-hc~r!!ate roc·k. lda1.o ~~ creJited v.nh !li( a'"' &a·l \;5 ner tc:rrt d' L.t,e tutal r l o.::phate res0Htce" of tht: :..~ni~t.:.B ~a·te... It :_ e tiMatcd th4t 5.000 (¥)0,000 tons ~rea· a;·a;)le. S.rJfre of : ~e ~~ rg t Jf'} '-OSi t ~ of high -e-rC~J.e baryte<: \\·~t f): h:~ .-li.; i~sipoi R.;Y<.:r . ft: rn Bh!irn (rJ mty-. Olher l)j:n­t:. ,/ J\}it.l 1 in · .. .e · <~!C are: hi<..kd 1 irite. man;..ane~t nre. n .!...i .. ~j '~ dar_ tak. ~ar,•·t t!Sbe:>lf , tr:,psU.nl. ffi(}n,U.) Ie. ~a lt . mi .... ~. ~d r;.,O alt. 'fh rc: a.re . '11a H '1l,1lnt1t.1cs of c:r~ ~Lal Ene ·~l.a. :-b~c ;.h(~ .a r·h{}i~t- .. r .... dc vf fire ()paL }:tr,; b1 ring. ana m.ud !Do: ~ ~:'\~S . hi •hi~· et:teen,e .. l for t.h~ir me: i w ·.a, ... · ·;.r :er =e~ 'fJ ·cur ~tJ Lh r)r the· almrn R' \'er. Manufactures and T"lansportation 1 e,,e 1 S beet t.l H ~ L CI IUJ£_-inV li\C fi· J~(;. jn ~1 J ll.tfa\:ltHC•. ! • J.ah<:). tF®a~ rnr:re arc \4ll i}ro .im.atc\¥ GOO munui;v.,- 1,..ri. ~ eot i iish~l\t!l J.:l'. in~ 1 roth~~~- VallO _d :u t> l OOJ iQ( l.­(;' . ~ · a c arn tS n:J c,'. et ab.·Juf ZU.():X . 'Il c ltaa.ln~ indu i ri~ arc: l\nr·l·' r. hul\~'. fl1J 1r ~nd ot h .. .r -:;-r~:i n prr:c u -.,. , 1'1 in1 i {' ~ and tnl' t}i h-j L \!: rh \\ sJ tq?<:rs a: ,_! ft! ~'l-d:·:a ., ca'r . ;u J hOJ' L~l ·tJ \l•·t tqL :;l~uJ~l nc.nng and ... ;;11 ; ac ··n .. ~ cannu '· i rr st-r·.ttH! aud tic r an11bct.ure r!t ('i .... ,,~ ·· 'on._:.rie:-.. G,.l ~, i<:e auJ ·d a} J · roJ~ c• an: a1 ., n,v.ur- ta • . r; t:n utt.r: es. • nf 'vnriuus kind s. The Cav of Boise is al~o an irnponanL 11atk tCnltr for w<.1ol. 1-l e r~ arc }o(n red a Fcucral essav • .rhce. redc-una tlGll and fc') rC "try · ~ ervice hcadq ua n crs, jn .. tcrnaJ-rc\·enue <.IITI~u ... land o!lke. pcnitcntiaq7 ,. Lwo hos pitals C'& nl~Q'ie Jib ra n·. and ~\'era I excellent schools.· ' . 'aLural hot ,,·ater. which occu rs in abonJ ance in the icinirx ~ i!'> 11 ·ed to heat boLh residences and hu ~i ness house '. The p.riGcil al ma.nufacturc. in the ciL}' are candy, ha rness ci~a r , trunks, and buildin<' marc::rial. '· The city \~as founded in I ;'()3 as a military post. LE\VT "TQ)\. IJ e1 e the fi r't ~cnlcment was made in the 'tate of ldahn. 11· ,~·as in l c 59: \\·hen gold 'was discovered in the Pierce City region. Le'' istort is the county seat of 1\cz PeJce Cotlnty . si'cw11ed at the head of na ,rigatio.n on the Snake Ri ver. 90 mjles s0utheast of Spokane, '';asb ington. It j ~ in the center uf a <"reaL mining and lun1.bcring, ·wheal and (nrit i! rowing dis trict. ~·IOSCO·vY. htaho, the county scat of Latah County: is 2 1{) miles northwest of Bco~i sc City on the Oregon-\Vashincrton and Lnl artd l~m pire Rail roaJ '. Here is located lhe l!oiver­sty t) i luaho and the hipping center for tl1e ·wheat belt, 1-no\\ n a ~ the Palouse region. A ~ ~ taLc<! in an ea rlier chapter, Idaho is an InJian word, meaning 1'Cern of t~hc . 1I·ountain ', and Jrom its pec9Jiar !- hap>e jt is called the P anhandle ' tate. · 'l'hc State flow·er is ~ yringa.: a ~ mall shrub having pu rple or \vhite bloS$Otns. C·oal- One of America's • Most Powerful Weapons D 0 you rc·alize ~hat. Coal is one of 1\ me rica's tnO$t _po:re:­fuJ 'veapons m um.e of w.ar ~ as well as Lhe ~ a,~lOn s greatest sin .ric our~e of energy ~ . . 'Vithont coal, a large per cent of our war tndustnes ":oulu he idle, 3 nd ou r iactori c:>, homes ancl places o{ bu51:ness "ould be seriously aiTectcJ. Coal i, .power, h_~a t, anc.l hgh t. Coal is our .ort~tt o n ; _gas tor the fn snacc and Lhf! <..~pen. bean h slecl and r.olh ng l rt~l l -:- . Coal_ ~ ~ pro­Jucts a-re u u1VCTLeJ int<J cxplo iv ~. chcmlcals) mcd1~me and 1.1:~.n y c,rhcr Yaluablt· t.hin2s we n~<.:d. Sctf· nt 1:- ls v~JI 1~ · , <;oal i ~ arnOJw th<: mo ·t abunJanL of tl1c :'\;.ltion ·~ nan tral n: (J\.n:ces, aml hicldeu beneath the e-a rth 's ~u t :f>ace t h~l"t- ts ctH1 u ~h nlfJl to la ~ L t.hit." co un ~<t¥ 3~000 '\f'.H • . Tlt i~ 1S 'lutv c\)d's fa\·or<.·d CPllnt ry; and It IS a ur<"~H 1.ri\ ile~e tv live iu t hi ~ ~'hlnd uf the~ f r "'c- tUld the home ' h l •• ''' t e .na\·t· . At tl.c { 'l'("~t.> nt til ll~ \\ t' ..tlC t"ngagr I in a li fe anJ ~eath ~t.r um,1t: t.o wa.iota1Jt th ~J t )ibctly sud \ as o.nrly Arn c:ncnn '\ h> ~h~ gr(l(.t.: c f (i•Jd, ~ n: f)riv\k(!'cd _Ln "t'ljO\~. Thcr<:f.o.t v ~ in the ~:.tn u~.g~ t ) f Patn d . J4cnry, ··Ct ' l' ntc hbctty tn gl\'e n.t: death, .. (3) • • • • • • • • C. Y~ Townley, Pulpwood Con tractor, Is Strong Advocate of Conservation /J·.·S J; .IJ.JR\E'J'T • So i!U!!l'(! ·din im! ''l C(HJ"t:l\atinn ~, ... C. Y. Tu\\uk~\ H~w -.iHe. 'f · 4_<A--. i l.i( :fJud C• ull~t:t(Jr fur Tht• Ch:llll- 1·' n P,qwr and frln• ( f 111p;1n\ r1f HrJU :-, [()11, rhar Itt· tt·­C!' IJtl. he1d J•ltflt d ' lf!d i di :,lJilh ttl~" a L·ur - p~t;?t" n.luc,tlic n,ll t:iJ ular (II Ill HH'l ;tt;•i tiud l~"J '.;r•l '('I lhJ f)IJ<•h"lll Li di-.­t: ri•"" l 'HI la.: <• JlJ't r' ati•1iJ ,__ J t:uJI; 'I. jllfljl\;.& rlllllug ... ~ttll..l dn; n1auv },~z;Jt·d and ,,,., i! ~ thC;tt v·niPJJJt d1i ind11 fl \. 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TtJwnl ·v in Ju .. circula r. • • j lc J.!ll€" 011 l0 :-CJ}' run her that. •J l i• I ll\':i .-:t', Qud 'UJi(!(.'l-nnmical lO dt'ar-c11L ynnng 1auJ~ \)hen they arc grf.,~ ine <tl « ra ~ L anJ profil;.~b!c rate. C\l<::rt th ou~h rn~ l of d\t: tre~ rna~' be- c,r l'tdrwnod "'izc. I1 is be ... l lt'l l eii \t; a g l)tJd r()c - ing of trets o n the: land. tlH·rchy a S"Utin:! rn(JfC {r·~q'l-t:rtt curs. grcatt"r growth per arrc ~ncl a ... t:<:atiy incomr:. This i the l'l!l!:<::Li ve sy~ Lcm of cur ling and i~ r0n~i.Jt rcti ttn. rn sr j•rofitablc. certa in and salj~fanory methnJ c1f C'IPir .. ; tim­ber. h lend . to build ttp thu wu,,clbwd. bo1h io vukn . ..: and qualit~·. and cllal'>lcs the la11J<nrner tr, drnw c1rt tl a1. aJwo,.t. any time fc·r funds Lo pa~· (Jpc1aling e\.pen.:-c&. la~~s. [rn· edu­cational purro · c~. fl1edi ca l ht]Js Uf Qther Heed ... " he Con­r i nued. When the pulpwood inJ11stry was unted iP thi~ '-'ecti n a ft::w year: ago, a loud \\'ail of horror 1sa~ bf'.ard fp :"1 iand n\Y ncrs, timber growers, merchants ancl hu5in~ ' ~ rren. ~OCtt~T '- the dcsLntction of this naLu ral rc ·oorce and tr"e ultimate end nf the timber i ndu-r rv, in Ea~L ·I cxa:>. 'n 1e n::"en•mern \''a· so strong LhaL it was di ~cl.t ~ sed openly in n1ectin~~. ~u~~t corner$ and business hou~es. T hey could see the pr~u} pi n.e Lrees from the vast fore$LS or East 'Texa<l di~ppca ri ":~. thC' t €asing o{ s-moke from cbc aw rnilb' smokestack' and rhe rep]a,clng o{ the pretty home$ built with lumber \\.·ith aduht! houses. The jnJ ll stry went fonvard. bo,vc\·er. awl .\Jr. T ownls::y kept plugging away at rhe Grober con:>crvation pru~ran1 wher­e\~ e r the oppo,rtunity pre~cnt<:d itsdi. Hl' ga\e . ph·i~iL or­ders to aU hi cutters to pre~ern:: at lea$£ fnur >ce~..t trc~s to ead1 acre of Limber. and for no tre~ to be cut llth.icr cigl.t inches aL the tumr. 'pecial instruction ..; '' c1 c r:iver ;::<) ail his wurkers in the pre\·ention <.A furt.:~t fan:"' · tht ~ah .t~ll~ f timber damagcJ by storms or insects anJ the dirninatior c·f defective, badly formed t ree$. He t(JIJ the~l th.:n. "unl..:s~ u~es are cut t0Ja,· \\'ith c {)n~ern fur dtl' iututt· .• >h..l tin~h~l­letnd are protect~tl from iirc, our forest ind11~trie~ ''ill be shon.-li\ Pd and the money irum their p3~'1TlllS \\ i1l ..:t"'~I~ C i.P fl o\\' in tJUr local tuwn; and \.ill;t:.;~ .·• ~.lr. Tl} \\ 1h•\ ~.t V • • that tiulbcr t~l "i-.d: will imp n.•\'t' h. Lh tht• gn•\\'lh rtnd thl' quality of th~ sLanJ . 'The tirnbt:r l."~)ll5tnation rni~IJIH :u\ I th .... lllltinn...r tf­fcJ! ' l $ of ~ l t·. 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