Champion Paper and Fibre Company

Description

Between 1914 and the late 1960s, the Champion Fibre Company published an internal newsletter, called The Log, to share news about the Canton mill, the community, and its employees. After 1940, news from the entire “Champion Family,” which included mills in Hamilton, Ohio; Houston, Texas and Sandersville, Georgia, was featured in each issue.DEC. 19 51 r F R 0 M THE EDITORS On 1 , ere 3S ()f r.his i ·su . . H.otLt n D'i>L ion one~ nd nt · r I Furncs brin . a new " .h:unpion Famih" in :i1Lcnt t( light ' n te!Un r al ut foq,':lfl Rouin.on· re«'nt trip to the Tcx.t~ mill . :1\loq.,ran. a form r l.'tnpl of the Cant n i1·i ion. no~ ' orJ... · in ·.cne•al lfi c Res ar h d ill Canton. th~ p lant would · gu l1a\ to 1~ d1. wn. \\'l1 •, · u ask? I, de H e~, Jr.. expl· ius all about it u page 31. • On paoe :? · tdl find another a . nment of q uo tes a nd qn tables by that irre1 re:t,ibl HamLltOJl OtT ' 'l ouJ -nt, Otto Reid. ·we would describe Ouo a · Tb LO · .Bob Bums, b ut 1\'e're berrinning to think perhaps Dob Durns loulcl be known a · th pul lie' Otto Reid . nother ,,·bo holds a hi h opi ttiou of Otto's journali tic a bilities is A. L. miU1, Hou ton, Te as, editor of...

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Western Carolina University

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North Carolina Digital Heritage Center