Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 36
sawdust — sogreat, indeed that the sawdust pile would standa hundred and twelve feet high on a city square,and five hundred feet square at the base; and Minnesota; and at the rate the logs are beingcut up, there will not be a piece of pine foreststanding in all this vast region at the end often… … *► THE OLD METHOD. HAULING LOGS TO THE ICE, WITH OXEN. this is saying nothing about the vast amount ofpieces of slabs which are split up into kindlings.This enormous quantity of lumber representsmerely the output of two forests — one in thenorthwestern part of the State of Wisconsin, andthe other…
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