The Wisconsin lumberman, devoted to the lumbering interests of the northwest
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Northrop, E. B.; Chittenden, H. A., Jr., Editor
The Wisconsin lumberman, devoted to the lumbering interests of the northwest
Milwaukee, Wisconsin: The Wisconsin Lumberman Publishing Co., July, 1874
URL to cite for this work: http://digital.library.wisc.edu/1711.dl/WI.LumberJul74
Contents
Inspection of lumber, pp. [unnumbered]-346
The lumbermen's convention at Williamsport, pp. 346-349
The lumber trade at the east, pp. 349-351
The fall prospects, p. 351
"Looking pine" in Wisconsin, pp. 352-354
A strong lumbering company, p. 354
The lumber business in New York, pp. 357-358
Big days work by a circular mill, p. 358
Cheap Minnesota lumber for Nebraska, pp. 358-359
The decision in the log suit of Geo. Cook versus the U. S., pp. 359-360
A new circular saw mill, p. 360
Patents and improvements in the lumber trade, p. 360
A wooden railway in Wisconsin, p. 365
John S. Loomis' sand-papering machine, pp. 365-366
Burnettizing, pp. 366-368
E. Andrews' saw works, Williamsport, Pa., p. 368
The lumber trade of St. Paul, Minnesota, pp. 370-371
The Williamsport clothes pin, p. 371
A noteworthy prediction, p. 371
Stave jointer, p. 372
Influence of pine forests on health, pp. 372-373
Pensacola lumber and timber exchange, p. 373
Limiting the supply of lumber, p. 376
The timber supply, pp. 386-389
Lumber in Mississippi, pp. 390-391
The biggest sawing ever done in the world, p. 392
Classification of wood, pp. 393-397
The inventor of the circular saw, p. 397
Standard lumber, pp. 398-399
The tree that destroys malaria, pp. 399-400
Export duty on saw logs, pp. 400-401
Reciprocity and the lumber trade, p. 401
Rapidity of Grand Rapids, Wis., p. 401
Good advice to the trade, p. 402
Timber and water in Texas, p. 402
Lumber trade and manufactures of Zanesville, Ohio, pp. 403-404
Second annual meeting of the Southern Lumber and Timber Association, p. 404
The Ashland Lumber Company, pp. 404-405
Legalizing robbery of lumbermen, p. 405
Middle-men in the timber trade, pp. 405-406
What is hurting Chicago's reputation, pp. 406-407
The scotch timber trade, p. 407
A new enterprise at Wilmington, N. C., p. 407
Sawing on the Ahnapee, pp. 407-408
Lumber transportation, p. 408
The markets, pp. 409-412
The new law relating to patents and trade marks, pp. 412-413
[Advertisements], pp. 413-[434]
Lumbermen's register, pp. 435-456 ff.
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