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01 - Printed Material – Looking Back and to the Future Headlines, Stories and Photos of Price County from the 1800’s to January 2000

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In Folder: Box 6

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01 – Printed Material – Looking Back and to the Future Headlines, Stories and Photos of Price County from the 1800’s to January 2000

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02 – Printed Material – Lumbering in Early Days in Wisconsin by Ceylon C. Lincoln, undated

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04 – Printed Material – The Retreat of the Forest Being a Brief Account of Logging Activities in and Around the Nicolet National Forest, by Jea

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06 – Printed Material – Schwanke, Herman Biography – Commemorative Biographical Record of the Upper Wisconsin, 1895

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07 – Printed Material – A Short History of Industrial Forestry in Wisconsin, by F.N. Fixmer (Mosinee Paper Corporation), 1977

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08 – Printed Material – Timber Beast by Jerry Condon, 1979

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11 – Printed Material – Ye Old Lumber Camp, by Blanche Mendl, Pioneer History of the Township of Ackley, ca. 1981

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12 – Tigerton Lumber Company, 1887-1962

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13 – Timber Growing Potential – Towns of Pelican and Cassian, 1940

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14 – Tomahawk, WI – Owens Illinois Plant, undated

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15 – Tree Farm Inspection Reports, 1955-1974

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16 – Tree Farming, 1955-1999

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17 – Wisconsin Tree Farm Committee, 1989-1993 (Folder 1 of 2)

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18 – Wisconsin Tree Farm Committee, 1989-1993 (Folder 2 of 2)

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