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Logging is the
process of cutting, processing, and
moving trees to a
location for transport. It may
include skidding, on-site processing, and
loading of...
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Lumberman was a 3-masted
schooner that sank in 1893 in Lake
Michigan off the
coast of Oak Cr****, Wisconsin,
United States. In 2009 the
shipwreck site...
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American businessman,
lumberman, herbalist, salesman, and con-artist who went by the
alias of Dr.
William Levingston. He
worked as a
lumberman and then a traveling...
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Northwestern Lumberman was a nineteenth-century
American monthly trade magazine devoted to the
lumber industry. It was the
first lumber trade paper...
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Stephens (1823–1886) was born in Dublin, Ireland. He made a
fortune as a
lumberman,
merchant and financier. He
lived in
Lapeer County,
Michigan and was one...
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Nashville lumberman and sportswriter.
Known as the "Daddy of the
Nashville lumberman," he was the
first president of the
Nashville Lumberman's Club. He...
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James Meehan (July 7, 1834 -
April 9, 1920) was an
American lumberman from Meehan,
Wisconsin who
served one term as a "Greenback Democrat"
member of the...
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Frank Walker (March 29, 1843 –
August 26, 1916) was a
lumberman, a contractor, a builder, a city
official and an
inventor in the
Pacific Coast of the...
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Lumberman's
Monument is a
monument dedicated to the
workers of the
early logging industry in Michigan.
Standing at 14 feet, the
bronze statue features...
- account,
somewhat extended,
reappeared in The
American Lumberman in 1910. The
American Lumberman followed up with a few
sporadic editorials, such as "Paul...