Waste Wood Abundant In North Carolina Survey Shows
North Carolina’s forests yield vast waste wood from sawmills and wood shops. A state survey notes 33,000 box car loads yearly, enough to stretch 265 miles, with potential to expand timberland use and pulp and lumber production while urging broader utilization and conservation.
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Charlotte
Atlanta
North Carolina Forestry Association
Axel Oxholm
National Committee On Wood Utilization
United States Department of Commerce
Angus W. McLean
Reuben B. Robertson
Canton
Waste Wood Utilization Survey Highlights North Carolina
The State reports 1,522 respondents in a survey of non utilized wood, with 85 percent industry coverage. It details waste sources, potential uses in furniture, boxes, cooperage, pulp, and distillation, and promotes improved sawing, handling, and grade marking to spur by products and local reforestation.
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North Carolina
United States
N. C
Bureau of the Census
United States Department of Commerce
Pacific Coast
National Committee On Wood
Virginia
New England
Usabl
Halifax Paper Corporation
Champion Fiber Company
United States Forest Products Laboratory
Madison
Wisconsin
Indusdustries
State Committee
Carolina District Office
First National
Hoover
National Committee On Wood Utilization
Scandinavia
Forest Products Laboratory
U. S. Forest Service
War Department
Fort Myer
Ohio
Playground and Recreation Associations of America
Boy Scouts
Boys’ Club Federation
Junior Achievement, Inc
Europe
National Committee On
National Committee
Konjola Man Promotes Trial of New Remedy in High Point
Advertorial feature shows the Konjola Man at the Main Drug Store 105 South Main Street High Point inviting residents to try Konjola with testimonials from Mrs. Geo W Mellett who credits the medicine with relieving liver stomach and rheumatic symptoms after other treatments failed. The piece emphasizes Konjola as a modern different medicine and invites public engagement daily.
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Konjola
South Main Street
High Point
Geo. W. Mellett
English Street
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