More Than 6,700,000 Cubic Feet or spruce and fir logs piled in a 125-foot "mountain" awaiting conversion into paper at the Brown Co., Berlin, N.H. In a new reforestation plan the firm offers suppliers eight small trees for every cord of pulpwood purchased. They are approximately 35,000 cords in this pile, largest in New England.

Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library

More Than 6,700,000 Cubic Feet or spruce and fir logs piled in a 125-foot "mountain" awaiting conversion into paper at the Brown Co., Berlin, N.H. In a new reforestation plan the firm offers suppliers eight small trees for every cord of pulpwood purchased. They are approximately 35,000 cords in this pile, largest in New England.

Associated Press · [ca. October 1950]

RightsCC0 — Public Domain

CollectionDigital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library

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