The Log Vol. 20 No. 09

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.
• • • ' • • • • • • • • • • • • • • The summit of G~andfather Mounlain, be~ween .&JowinCJ Rock and Linville OCTQB.ER 1938 - - -- - VOLUME XX Number 9 Established 1914 - - • • • - . Twenty-Fourth Year ol P·ublication Published by "The Cham.pion Family" C A N T 0 N~ N 0 R T H C A R 0 L IN A : . • • • H 0 U S T 0 N, T EX A S A THOUGHT FOR THE MONTH M,y son, forget not my law: but let thine heart keep my commandments: For lenqth of days and long life, and peace shall they add to thee. The Bible Proverbs 3:1_, Z. The paper for the cover of tbifS- maqazine is ~ade in o.ur Canton Division plant out of wood f.rom the forests of North Carolina.. The paper for the inside pages i& Champion White Hing~fold~ made in our Hamilton Plant. We m.anuf.actur~ rnany grade-s of bleaehed Sulp'hit~ papers~ Machine Finished, Super Calendered and Coated. • • • • The Formation a.n-d Derivation of The States of Confinental United States and Its Contiguous. 'Ferx:ito·ry Authorrs Note b rhc _\f'riL UtS lssl~ oi Tn£ LOG. wu hcg:tll 1'1 sen()$ '(If ... ,.~ide' 1. H. l \he t nir(:'J ,'tat~ anJ 'its Contiguous '1\rritory. h1 t:his .~·hi futun' 1~~1les ut? -s'h.atl give a 5thon ·hi~toty of e~dJ -:st"1t~. This \\~iH rcquir"C' .a grc:Jt d~~~ of rcs_c_11rch \'> o.rk. 1 i0t e'\' r. ,,.(. 11L'l-~c t!~n these articles wilJ be hetpfut to $Ogle "t::dcr~ ~.-.f tJ is ma Jz.in:e. {Part &) - MARYLAND l..l\' JARYL~\ _ -D~ one of the arigina' t.l1irteen. is the northcro­mo~ t S.outb Atlanti-c ta·te. The famous ' 1Vfa on and D-ixon Line- is the boundary between PenJ1SY·lva nia ary.d _ Taryla.nci~ and was run by Ch~rJes 1\tfason ao.d Jeremia h D:xon: t~ o famou English ~lJ 1ve~·ors be.nve.en 1763' and J ; 67. to settle a dispute bcnveen \1\rilljarn Penn and Lord .Bai~more . Lbe prorrietors of the Pre>v inc.es of P eansylv-a.nia and ~Jaryland. The su rve-yors. St.i'lrting from the nortk ea,A corner in ~fa n la:nd ran a line due \vest through the • v wi:Jernes~ nearly three h·undred rn.ile ~ . At every £if~b _mite a &