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Canadian wood products industries (1914)

Don Mills, Ont. : Southam-MacLean Publications · leaf 104

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m the com-panys foundry to the south, thus affording amplefacilities for switching. On the opposite side of the railway track is a lum-ber dry shed, 50 feet wide by 150 feet long, and 30 feethigh, which accommodates between thirty and fortycarloads of kiln-dried lumber. Adjoining this lumbershed is… … -•S i VNADIAN WOODWORKER small building by itself. All men must pass throughthis time office and punch the time clocks in order togain access to the plant. I he dry kiln is just being completed on the naturaldraft svstem in a reinforced concrete building, 30 feetby (>0 feet. Next to this dry…

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