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In the Maine woods (1909)

Bangor and Aroostook Railroad · Bangor, Me. : Passenger Dept., Bangor & Aroostook Railroad Co. · leaf 108

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t and East Millinocket the greedy maws of digesters annually convert many million feet of spruce and poplar into pulp. These two great mills have a capacity of nearly 400 tons of newspaper daily and incident lo their operation is the greatest water-power development in Maine. From the quarries of… … Guilford Mfg. Co.— Mill and Yard Minerals also northern Maine has, though now they lie undis- turbed. At Katahdin Iron Works there was once a nourishing iron industry but other mines, more accessible, took away its mar- ket. The old furnace and great heaps of old slag and ore mark where it…

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