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  • Oregondigital df67th61v
    Photo 4- Portland lumber Co. camp at Gray River Washington. Transporting new 12x14 Willamette yarder from main camp to woods.
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  • 122. [Image] Road construction
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    Photo 2- _Preliminary railroad survey for logging railroad from Dominion Timber Berth _w_ to landing and boom site on the Fraser River, British Columbia. This road is now being constructed_.
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  • Oregondigital df67td16d
    7300 ton steamer carying 2, 000,000 ft. of Coos Bay lumber to China loaded at Marshfield, Ore
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  • Oregondigital df67tj46z
    About as fine a stand of Hemlock as stands in Oregon. 9 million board feet on the 40
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  • Oregondigital df67tf62q
    Grade for a logging railroad South Slough Cmp
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  • Oregondigital df67tf584
    Yarding down gulch, Smith Powers Logging Co. Coos Bay, Ore. 1911
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  • Oregondigital df67tf630
    Trestle for logging railroad made of hemlock logs. South Slough Camp
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  • Oregondigital df67tc10j
    Western Tamrack, Douglas Fir, Western Hemlock, Amabiles fir. C.P.Cronk standing by fir tree.
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    Photo 10- Different methods of loading logs on cars. Rollway at Portland Lumber Co. camp, Rinearson, Oregon showing _crotch lines_ for loading hung directly from block.
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  • 130. [Image] Using double block
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    Photo 12- Different methods of loading logs on cars. Loading with _jack_ or tight line and single set of tongs with Lidgerwood skidder at camp of Merrill Ring Logging Co. near Everett, Washington.
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