Canada Forests Depleted at High Rate and Newsprint Output Tops U S
The article notes a consignment of twenty nine logs of Douglas Fir from Canada to Dorval on Canadian Pacific lines. It cites crop prospects in Western Canada by Ernest G. Cook and provides 1924 1925 trade figures, timber consumption at 2 6 billion cubic feet, and Canada’s newsprint output surpassing the United States in May with 190 013 tons versus 199 036 tons, totaling 622 338 tons for five months.
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