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Descriptions of Occupations. Logging Camps And UN ITED S TATES DEPAR TMEN T OF LABOR DESCRIPTIONS OF OCCUPATIONS. ' LOG G IN G CAMPS AND SAWM ILLS PR EPAR E D F OR T H E U NI TED S TATE S EMP LOYME N T SE R"I CE BY T H E “ UN ITED S TATES BU R EAU OF LABOR S TAT I STI CS WAS HING TON ' G O"E R N M E N T PR IN T I NG O F F IC E 1918 I N D E " Air- saw man A m a o tak x n r s er _ _ A m a s eyi orew x n , urv ng ni b _ a e c am or s all aker _ B k r , p y B aker s help er a e a _ B nk r, y rd B ark soaler B arn b oss “ Be ee Cutter dim ension d (S , ) B a o en eral e a work and o ses oe l bg r p r h r h ing ; ’ Blacksmi th s hel p er u i Blaz er Bo a t ten der B olter oom m an o in _ B , l gg g m e Pox oom m an s a l . e B , w il (S m S ee a e e e o ca . B e ue . ridg b ild r ( C rp nt r , bridg , l gging p ) S ee c e ea . Bucker . ( Bu k r, h d ) e ea " Buck r, h d Cam el b ack a S e o a e and o e C nter . 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