Polson Logging Co.

1921 · printed as Polson Logging Company

Logging crews and mill; Douglas fir, Airplane spruce, Western hemlock and red cedar.

Address

Hoquiam, Washington

Source: Hoquiam High School yearbook, 1921, scan 158.

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1922 · printed as Polson Logging Company

Text ad with its mill, the Eureka Cedar & Lumber Shingle Company: products known as Oregon pine, Olympic pine and snow white western spruce; red cedar shingles; advocates the first all white city in the United States.

Note: Printed as a boxed paragraph with no address; the Eureka Cedar Lumber & Shingle Co. is named as its mill.

Source: Hoquiam High School yearbook, 1922, scan 125.

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1923 · printed as The Polson Logging Company

Text ad with its mill, the Eureka Cedar Lumber & Shingle Company: Oregon pine, Olympic pine, snow white western spruce, red cedar shingles; advocates an all white city; sawdust and hemlock saw dust product.

Note: Ad is a boxed text paragraph with no address.

Source: Hoquiam High School yearbook, 1923, scan 137.

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1924 · printed as The Polson Logging Company

Text ad with its mill, the Eureka Cedar Lbr. & Shingle Co.: Oregon pine, Olympic pine, snow white western spruce, red cedar shingles; all white city; hemlock sawdust.

Note: Boxed text ad; no address printed.

Source: Hoquiam High School yearbook, 1924, scan 138.

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1925 · printed as Polson Logging Company

Text ad: Polson Logging Company and associates produce hemlock, spruce and Douglas fir lumber and red cedar shingles; regards to the boys and girls of Hoquiam.

Note: Text-only message, no address or phone.

Source: Hoquiam High School yearbook, 1925, scan 99.

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1926

Note: Listed as a contributor (patron) on the 'Our Contributors' page, printed p. 78; no ad page in this book.

Source: Hoquiam High School yearbook, 1926, scan 80.

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