Champion 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.' \ I < • ' ' .. .. ' .. ., . .. .. ' . . " ·' • ·- . ¥()l .. XVIJI No.4 ' - . . . ' 'J. .. · ' ' '• ~ PA.£1: fOR TR1S MA'GA.'ZJNE IS MAD£ IN OlH~ f>L;:.AM'T . OUT' O·F ·:woO·O FR0M "THE FORESTS N.ORTI:f ·CA1ROUN.A; WE MA·NU.fAC:fURE MANY ;G·RADES Of &bEACHED SULPHITE PAPERS; ._ · . · M~CH1t4;¥- FI:NISH, AND· ·suPER-CALENDERED~. - ·-· . ' .> .. ' . " " > • •' ' " ' ' OF ·' ·' • A FINE SAFETY RECORD CLEAR Safety Record during the month of . March made the Champion Fami ly ver-y happy. Firstly~ because no one suffered a serious injury causing lost time. Secondly, because the Safety Trophy is again on display at the e ntranc to the plant. We dodt want to appear selfi h but we cer·toinly would like to keep it for o few mon hs. Remembe r, however, that in order to keep this tr-Q hy we must hav a clear record. One occident cou ing los-t time !vlill cause us to lose. We are ure that no loyal memb r...
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