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169 consecutive years, the poorest on the river have resounded with the sound of the woodlands at it today by exercising common sense and practical forestry, we have the finest band of timber in the northeast united states. For the past 75 years. My father, my brother and i have had charge of these timberlands. Knowing that the long lumber industry in maine was a thing of the past. In 1930, i purchased a moving picture camera to make a record of the log lumber, operate auctions on the river. And so by our method of forestry, the size of the logs we were able to produce. The first is the logging camp on township 36. When i got the crew out of the camp to take the picture, they thought that they were obliged to stand still, not knowing that the moving picture, a camera required action. But i did get a kick out of paul mealy, the the men eat and sleep in this building. The bingle is in the middle where the men are coming out. We will now show you a couple of hall boys from kennebec sawing

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