reubenfleet

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Kevin Burns said:
Reference photo from another angle of same ship and Lumber facility at URL depts.washington.edu/iww/images/grays/lumber%20schooner%2... The bare subsistence wages earned by mill hands even made an impression on notoriously anti-union employers like W. B. Mack, manager of the Slade mill in Aberdeen. During a lumber strike in May 1909, he admitted: “It is practically impossible to live on $1.75 a day.” - Grays Harbor Post, 29 May 1909. Lumber schooners at the S.E. Slade Lumber Company in Aberdeen, Washington The S.E. Slade Lumber mill was involved in a number of labor disputes; i.e. news article: "Output of Lumber will be Curtailed" URL: oregonnews.uoregon.edu/lccn/sn83025138/1913-08-30/ed-1/seq-5 Lindstrom Shipbuilding was established at Aberdeen, Washington, in 1899 by John Lindstrom and C. R. Green: it closed in 1907, but had made many cargo ships during those years that hauled lumber up and down the California coast providing treeless communities like Los Angeles and San Diego with building materials. Via your 'Reuben Fleet Personal Papers Collection'' set on Fluidr

Stig Jarlevik said:
For those having trouble with the handwriting, this is the de Bothezat helicopter of 1922. Stig