Free Wooden And Fiber Boxes (Classic Reprint) Narrated By Hu Maxwell Text

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That situation, however, could not last always, The constantly lessening forest area and the everincreasing demand for lumber raised the cost of the grades which the box maker had formerly

de manded, and he was forced to take lower grades and other kinds of wood.
As boxes came into wider use, his demands increased, and year by year circumstances forced lower and cheaper grades of lumber upon him.
The box factory became the market for what the sawmill had left after it had supplied its other customers, Such is the situation today, Billions of feet of lumber yearly go to the box maker as a last resort, He can use it, but the furniture factory, and boat builder, and musicalinstrument maker can not, If it is not used for the boxes, it will be left in the woods or at the mills to rot, Where formerly few kinds of wood were accepted by the box manufacturer, he now takes nearly every kind, This can not be better illustrated than by presenting a list of woods and the amount of each bought by the box factories in the State Of Illinois in.


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Hu Maxwell September,, Saint George, Virginia now West Virginia August,, Evanston, Illinois was a local historian, novelist, editor, poet, and author of several histories of West Virginia counties.
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