| The lumberman decided to to quit the lumber camp immediately and hit the trail as fast as he could. |
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| In 1899 Olds formed the Olds Motor Works with financial backing from Samuel L. Smith, a wealthy lumberman, in Lansing, Mich. |
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| He had been a lumberman in Maine and a waiter in Hollywood, and he was a self-taught artist. |
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| Invite a lumberman to explain or give more information on the content of the photos. |
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| A bullnecked lumberman guides them through a buzzing circular saw, slicing them into rough boards. |
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| I worked as lumberman. My work consists in cutting trees of 8 feet length and then, stacks them what is physically very demanding. |
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| In the year 1933 the lumberman school of Hinterlangenbach was opened and it was a boarding school. |
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| In the early 1900s, a lumberman by the name of Jalbert decided to build a small sawmill at the mouth of the Manicouagan. |
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| The food supply of the learning lumberman and their teaches was made by the Auerhahn in the hard years after the war. |
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| Two years later ore was found at the site of Virginia, which was then laid out as a mining centre and named for the home state of an area lumberman. |
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| These sources will give the student a perspective on the life of the lumberman or logger and will allow them to prepare questions to be asked to the resource person and make his visit worthwhile. |
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| In 1800 Philemon Wright, a lumberman from Woburn, Massachusetts, brought a group of pioneers to settle near the Chaudière Falls on the north side of the Ottawa River. |
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| We see a lumberman operating a barker and a second man piling the logs with a grab hook. Notice that the log pile on the right has not been barked yet. |
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| It is charged against the Canadian lumberman that he is not only cropping the lumber, as he should, but in his operations, is destroying much more than he uses. |
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