Southern pine powers shipbuilding in the war effort
Southern pine fuels rapid ship production as four dozen vessels proceed through southern yards. A massive mill drives timber to meet government needs with electric plants, guarded yards, and a diverse workforce including women in lighter duties. Photographer C J Hubbell reports from Atlanta.
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Creosoted Wooden Posts Prove Superior in Fences
Farmers weigh creosoted wooden posts against metal or concrete. Creosote is cheap and long lasting. treated posts resist rot for 15 to 20 years, hold staples, are easy to move, and are lighter to handle. The College of Agriculture offers free guidance via its circular Prolonging Life Fare Timbers.
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