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  • It's insured fur about what the lumber's worth, but that ain't much consolation.

    Canoe Boys and Campfires Adventures on Winding Waters William Murray Graydon 1905

  • Pegaway Hall is not a bad place, and quite enough room in it when the lumber's cleared out o 'the way.

    Post Haste 1859

  • A 4% increase in lumber prices more than offset a 10% decline in lumber's sales volumes, while plywood and MDF prices and volumes were similar to third quarter's levels.

    unknown title 2012

  • A sawyer needs to size it up and look for shape-whether it's tapered, whether it has large knots, or whether a pitch seam has the potential to ruin the lumber's integrity.

    Seattle Weekly | Complete Issue 2009

  • Gifford has a twenty-acre grove down in the bottoms that's mostly all walnut trees, and I heard him say just the other day that walnut lumber's got so high he had a notion to clear his land. "

    The Early Bird A Business Man's Love Story George Randolph Chester 1896

  • "You go in and git your land filed on, and put you up a sod house or dugout for the first season, because lumber's awful high out here.

    The Girl at the Halfway House A Story of the Plains Emerson Hough 1890

  • "The secret to [Floyd's] lumber's quality lay in his children's ability to discern pitch … There was a certain sound, a ringing, that a fully tempered saw made when it had achieved that absolute perfect edge.

    NewWest.Net All Headlines 2010

  • "The secret to [Floyd's] lumber's quality lay in his children's ability to discern pitch … There was a certain sound, a ringing, that a fully tempered saw made when it had achieved that absolute perfect edge.

    NewWest Boulder 2010

  • "The secret to [Floyd's] lumber's quality lay in his children's ability to discern pitch … There was a certain sound, a ringing, that a fully tempered saw made when it had achieved that absolute perfect edge.

    Search for "depression" 2010

  • "The secret to [Floyd's] lumber's quality lay in his children's ability to discern pitch … There was a certain sound, a ringing, that a fully tempered saw made when it had achieved that absolute perfect edge.

    NewWest.Net All Headlines 2010

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