The Log Vol. 18 No. 10

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.
'· • ·. • • • . . - . ' ' ' • < C W~MPION CQRf)WAaN CQVE.II f;M$b$QI;> J.-EATHCR FJNISH .2'.2 .\AO UI • ...PUiflit . • 1938 • ' "' } . ' ' THE STORY OF PAPER - ---Told in pictures-- - ' Picture No. 6--- Bleaching . ~~fter the plrl!D or wood fibret pass thtm<gh the screens 1t is pumped to the bkudhi:ng room and; brea hed to thC' dlls:ired whiteness by the use ef _chlorine or bls:a -h liqnor, _ ' Tht ~roce · require a grem dea.l of care , aud sk.i!l on the p1i!rt af tl:le operatot£. The shade must b¢ e:x-acP.,-rulist m~tth the s~tr.n-ple fnrnishecl hy the al~s deparunen:t. Over-bLuching reduet the streng'fh of the fil:rte and under-Weachin,g p-!'odtir:es a darker shade. .Afte1J: ble;e;hing, th~ stook: must be thor­oughly washed and all i-;t:nputi6es re.mo,r d. :From th bleacne-rs tlile stock 1 re-strMt~ed or flo, · b3r grav ity to storage tanks. VOLUME XVlll - 1936 RUMBERiO Published by uThe ·Champio:n Family''- The paper for fhis -magazine is made in our plant o-u.t of wood from· the forests of North, Caro­lina. · We manufacture many 9'Iades ·of bleached Sulphite pape:r:s, Machine Finished and­Super Calendered. ' n.-- ('\IVhen you get into a tight pla ·e and ever}?thing goes again, t you till it eern.- as rhough . ou tX~n ld not hold oa a minute longer, never give up theJ ) · for t.hat i , jus - the place and ti1 c that ' ' the tide "dU turn." --- RarJ·t't!t 11ee(<'her Stow · • • ' • The FiJ·ft Gold f/1/as lfitttd .tf i12ed 011 the A nzerican Contirtent Carolina • 11'2 I th f an10u .., l.d l 'U., h to C ilifo-rnia in 184 · ,. and the diseov 1·y of xi'Ch d po"its of th " y H w m t~ l in .. Alaska w Jo~t 'ig-h t of th f.1 ·t that mi llions of dollars of the fittest o;,old ·in th . '"' 1·1 i to be found h · l'e in the Old · erth State. Did ,V· u know that the fil'st o·old rn~ned in i\mericu ,~·a mined in Ca a..rTU County North arolina ? . At the bottom ·f this pag · . a pi-cture of the old Reed mine where the first "' old was mine on the Amexi ~ ean contin nt . T'he min