Forestry Journals, 1820-1945

WASHINGTON STATE FORESTRY BIBLIOGRAPHY: JOURNALS & SERIALS, 1820‐1945 (88 titles)

WASHINGTON STATE FORESTRY BIBLIOGRAPHY JOURNALS AND SERIALS (published between 1820‐1945) 88 titles

Overview This bibliography was created by the University of Washington Libraries as part of the Preserving the History of U.S. Agriculture and Rural Life Grant Project funded and supported by the National Endowment of the Humanities (NEH), Cornell University, the United States Agricultural Information Network (USAIN), and other land‐grant universities.

Please note that this bibliography only covers titles published between 1820 and 1945. It excludes federal publications; articles or individual numbers from serials; manuscripts and archival materials; and maps. More information about the creation and organization of this bibliography, the other available bibliographies on Washington State agriculture, forestry, and fisheries, and the Preserving the History of U.S. Agriculture and Rural Life Grant Project for Washington State can be found at: http://www.lib.washington.edu/preservation/projects/WashAg/index.html

Citation University of Washington Libraries (2005). Washington State Agricultural Bibliography. Retrieved from University of Washington Libraries Preservation Web site, http://www.lib.washington.edu/preservation/projects/WashAg/index.html

1. Abbey's loggers blue book. Portland, Or.: Abbey's Industrial Directory., 1943‐47. (1942/43‐; v.). Note: title varies. Previous Title?

2. Abbey's register of western sawmills and allied industries. Portland, Or.: Abbey's Industrial Directories., 1939‐1949. (1939/40‐; v.). Note: Formed by the merger of Abbey's register of the Northwest lumber and allied industries and a classified business guide ... (title varies,1922‐1932) and West Coast lumberman's Handbook and directory of western timber industries (1933‐38). SEE separate entry for West Coast Lumberman's statistical review and directory of the western timber industries (1933‐1949).

3. Camp and mill news; the logger's magazine. Seattle, Wash.: 1919‐1937? (v.1‐20 (1919‐ 1937)).

4. Crow's monthly summary. Portland, Or.: Crow's Pacific Coast Lumber Index, 1922‐1923. (Began in 1922.; ‐v. 1, no. 12 (Aug. 31, 1923)). Note: Succeeding Titles: Crow's Pacific coast lumber index (1923‐1927); Crow's Pacific coast lumber digest (1928‐Sept. 1956); Crow's lumber digest (Sept. 27, 1956‐June, 1963); Crow's lumber and plywood digest (June 6, 1963‐).

5. Directory of the forest products industry. Portland, Or. [etc.]: M. Freeman Publications [etc.], 1910‐. Note: "This work is an outgrowth of the old Western railway and logging railroad directory, first issued by the Timberman in 1910". Title varies: Directory of the logging industry (Pacific Coast) (1920s); Directory of the lumber industry; Pacific, greater West (varies slightly, ‐1930s); Directory, lumber industry of western America (‐ 1948/1949)....

6. The eye. Snohomish City, W.T. Wash.: Jackson & Packard, 1882‐1897. (Began in 1882. Ceased in 1897.; v.). Note: No known existing copies. Description based on: Vol. 1, no. 35 (Sept. 6, 1882)./ Succeeding Title: Everett news./ "Main reason for the publication was to publish timber claim notices," from Newspapers of Washington Territory / by Edmond S. Meany (Seattle: Univ. of Washington Press, 1923).

7. Forest echoes. Seattle, Wash.: J.W. Haigh, [1904‐1905]. (v.12 no.2‐v.14 no.11 (Feb. 1904‐Nov. 1905) Incomplete: ill. ; 30 cm). Note: Issued by Official organ of the First District, Woodmen of the World; and of the Ninth District, Women of Woodcraft.

8. The Head Saw. [Bellingham, Wash.?]: 1920‐? (18 p. each issue). Note: Cover: "Bloedel Donovan Lumber Mills, Bellingham, Washington."

9. Industrial Harmonizer. [Bellingham, Wash.?]: 1920‐? (4 individual issues; 20 p.; 28 p.; 20 p.; 16 p.). Note: "Official Organ of the Employees of the Bloedel Donovan Lumber Mills, Bellingham, Washington."/ Description from v.1, no.11 (Sept 1920).

10. The Lumber jack. Bellingham, Wash.: Employees of the Bloedel Donovan Lumber Co., 1934‐. (Began in 1934.;). Note: "Official publication of the Employees of the Bloedel Donovan Lumber Company."

11. The Lumberjack. Seattle, Wash.: Dearborn Printing Co., 1917‐. (v. illus., ports., diagrs).

12. Northwestern Lumbering and Mining Journal. Spokane, Wash.: 1890‐. Note: No known existing copies. From Washington Newspapers, 1852‐1890 inclusive; a supplement to Professor Meany's list, by Douglas C. McMurtrie (Seattle: Univ. of Washington Press, 1935).

13. Pacific Coast shingleman and lumber dealer. Seattle: [1924?]‐1925 incomplete. (v. 5 no.2 ‐v. 6, no. 3 ‐Jan. 1925).

14. The Pacific lumber trade journal. Seattle, Wash.: 1895‐1913. (v. 1‐v. 19, Apr. 1895‐Sept. 1913.; 19 v.; illus., plates., ports.; 35 cm.). Note: "Devoted to the lumber interests of the West and Pacific Coast."/ Editors: V.H. Beckman (with R.B. Allen, June 1906‐ Succeeding Title: Absorbed by West coast lumberman in Oct. 1913 (see separate entry).

15. Puget Sound lumberman. Tacoma, Wash.: Puget Sound Lumberman, 1890?‐1896. (v. illus). Note: Succeeding Title: Absorbed by West coast and Puget Sound lumberman (1897‐ 1904) which is continued by West Coast lumberman (see separate record).

16. The Puget Sound lumberman and shipping journal. Tacoma, Wash.: Lumberman Pub. Co., 1890‐1890s. (Vol. 1, no. 1 (Oct. 1890)‐; v.).

17. Skagit County Logger. Hamilton, Skagit Co., Wash.: Parker & Willis, 1889?‐. Note: No known existing copies. From Washington Newspapers, 1852‐1890 inclusive; a supplement to Professor Meany's list, by Douglas C. McMurtrie (Seattle: Univ. of Washington Press, 1935).

18. The Timberman. Portland, Or.: G.M. Cornwall, 1899‐1962. (Vols. 1 ‐ 63). Note: Microfilmed as part of USAIN state and local literature preservation project. Washington. See University of Washington Libraries Microfilm A11702 for vol. 6, no. 3 ‐ v. 63, no. 7 (Jan. 1905 ‐ June 1962). Preceeding Title: The Columbia River and Oregon timberman vol. 1, no. 1 ‐ v. 6, no. 2 (Nov. 1899 ‐ Dec. 1904) also filmed. See Microfilm A11701.

19. The Union register. Seattle, Wash.: Union Register Co., 1937‐1972. (v.). Note: Official organ, Puget Sound District Council, Lumber and Sawmill Workers./ Publication location changed to Portland, Or., Dec. 17, 1948./.

20. West Coast lumberman. Portland, Ore.: Miller Freeman Publications., 1889‐1949. (v. 1‐ 76, no. 8; 1889‐ Aug. 1949.; v.). Note: Title changes: Wealth of the Northwest (1889‐1891); West Coast Lumberman (1891‐1896); Absorbed Puget Sound lumberman (1890?‐1896); West coast and Puget Sound lumberman (1897‐1904); West Coast Lumberman, again, (1904‐1949); Absorbed Pacific lumber trade journal (1895‐1913). Continued by Lumberman (1949‐1961).

21. West Coast Lumberman's statistical review and directory of the western forest industries. Portland, Ore.: West Coast Lumberman, 1933‐1949. Note: Preceeding title: ? West Coast lumberman's Handbook and directory of western timber industries (1933‐38). But according to many records, this title merged with Abbey's register of western sawmills and allied industries (1933‐1949). ? Succeeding Title: Lumberman's statistical review and directory of the western forest industries (1950).

22. Centralia Publicity Committee. Centralia Publicity Committee bulletin. Centralia, Wash.: The Committee, 1920s‐1930s. (v. ;; 36 cm.). Note: Typewritten. Some Special bulletins./ Bulletins dated but unnumbered.

23. Clayson, Edward. The Rebel battery. Seabeck, Wash. Terr.: E. Clayson, 1878. (Vol. 1, no. 1 (Oct. 1878)‐; Ceased in 1878.; 1 v. :; ill.). Note: "Devoted principally to the interests of the settlers and loggers of Hood's Canal."/ Editor: Edward Clayson./.

24. Federation of Woodworkers and International Woodworkers of America. The Timber worker. Aberdeen and Seattle, Wash.: Timber Worker Pub. Co., 1935‐1942. Note: Published in Seattle, Wash., Aug. 28, 1937‐Jan. 15, 1942./ Official organ of the: Federation of Woodworkers. Succeeding Title: International woodworker, Vol. 8, no. 1 (Jan. 21, 1942)‐.

25. Gallaher, Juanita R. (editor). Western conservation journal. Seattle: J.R. Gallaher, 1945‐? Note: Subject heading is: Forests and forestry ‐‐ Periodicals.

26. International Shingle Weavers Union of America. The Shingle weaver. Ballard, Wash.: [William Hubbell], 1903‐1913. (Vol. 1, no. 1 (Jan. 1903)‐; v.). Note: Devoted to the interest of the shingle weavers of America./ Succeeding Title: Timber worker v.1, no.1 ‐v.2, no.48 (Mar. 1, 1913 ‐ Feb. 15, 1915).

27. International Shingle Weavers' Union of America. Proceedings of the annual convention. Seattle: [s.n.], 1900‐1910s. (v. ;; 21‐24 cm.). Note: Other Titles: Shingle weaver; Wood worker.

28. International Union of Timberworkers of America. The American timberworker. Aberdeen, Wash.: 1917. (Vol 1, (Feb. 3, 1917)‐vol. 1, no. 5 (Apr. 14, 1917)). Note: Succeeding Title: The Timberworker (1918). Absorbed by: Seattle union record (1918‐1928) and continued as a section with title: The Shingle weaver, which continues its volume numbering. Subtitle varies: Published by the International Union of Timberworkers (Mar. 1913‐Mar. 21, 1914, as International Union of Shingle Weavers, Sawmill Workers and Woodsmen); v. 1‐2, include the proceedings of its 12th‐13th annual convention, 1914‐15.

29. Keep Oregon Green Association, Inc, and Keep Washington Green. Green gold. Portland, Or.: Keep Oregon Green Association, 1943‐1946. (3 v. : ill. ; 31 cm). Note: 1943‐45 issued by the Keep Oregon Green Association; 1946 issued by the Keep Washington Green Association and Keep Oregon Green Association; 1947‐ by the Keep Washington Green Association, Inc.

30. Long‐Bell Lumber Company. The log of Long‐Bell. Kansas City, Mo.: [Long‐Bell Lumber Co.], 1919‐1961? (v. 1‐33?:; ill. ;; 26 cm.).

31. Loyal Legion of Loggers and Lumbermen. 4L employment service letter. Portland, Or.: Loyal Legion of Loggers & Lumbermen, 1920s‐? (v. ;; 28 cm.). Note: Other Titles: Four L employment service letter; Employment service letter.

32. ———. Constitution and by‐laws. Portland, Ore.: The Legion, 1910s. (v. ;; cm.). Note: Description based on: Unnumbered, undated vol. [ca. 1919].

33. ———. Monthly bulletin. Portland, Or.: Loyal Legion of Loggers and Lumbermen, 1918‐ 1919. (Vol. 1, no. 1 (May. 1918)‐v.2, no. 4 (Jan. 1919), ill.). Note: Succeeding Titles: 4 L bulletin, v. 1‐7 no. 34 (1919‐1925); Four L lumber news, v.8, no.1 ‐ 19, no.9 (1926‐1937).

34. ———. Report of ... semi‐annual meeting of the 4L Board of Directors. Portland, Or.: 4L, 1900‐. (v. :; ill. ;; cm.). Note: Description based on: 34th (Nov. 19, 1935).

35. Lumber Code Authority, Inc. West coast lumber code bulletin. Seattle: 1933‐1935. (v. 1, no. 1‐v. 2, no. 61, Aug. 31, 1933‐June 19, 1935.; 2 v.; 28 cm.). Note: Publication discontinued./ "Official publication of the Lumber Code Division and sub‐division agencies in the Pacific Northwest."

36. North Coast Dry Kiln Company. Book of smiles. Seattle, Wash.: North Coast Dry Kiln Co., 1900s. (v. :; ill. ;; 15 cm.). Note: Description based on: Vol. 8, no. 5 (Sept./Oct. 1912).

37. Northern Rocky Mountain Forest and Range Experiment Station. Forest survey release. Missoula, Mont.: The Station, 1936‐1943. (No. 1‐no. 21.; 21 v. :; ill. ;; 28 cm.). Note: Subject headings include: Forest surveys ‐‐ Washington (State).

38. Pacific Log Scaling Bureau. Log scaling and grading rules. Tacoma: 1935‐. (no. 1‐ Jan. 14, 1935‐; v.).

39. Pacific Lumber Inspection Bureau. Annual report. Seattle: 1908‐1979 inc.

40. Pacific Lumber Inspection Bureau. Waterborne shipments of lumber, and West Coast Lumbermen's Association. Circular. Seattle, Wash.: 1922‐1979 incompl. (v.). Note: Many numbers have subtitle: Waterborne shipments of lumber (varies). Frequent omissions in numbering.

41. Pacific Northwest Forest and Range Experiment Station. Forest economics report. Portland, Or.: The Station, 1944‐. (No. 1‐; v. :; ill. ;; 27 cm.).

42. ———. Forest research notes. Portland, Or.: The Station, 1928‐1948. (no. 1‐45.; 45 nos.; ill., maps (part fold.); 29 cm.). Note: Microfilmed as part of USAIN state and local literature preservation project. Washington. See University of Washington Libraries Microfilm A11576 for no.1‐45 (1928‐1984). Succeeding Title: Pacific Northwest Forest and Range Experiment Station (Portland, Or.). Research notes ‐ U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Pacific Northwest Forest and Range Experiment Station (1948‐1962) also filmed. See Microfilm A11576 no. 46‐221 (1948‐1962). .

43. ———. Forest survey report. Portland, Or.: The Station, 1940‐1963. (27 cm.). Note: Preceding title: Forest statistics for ... (1934‐1940)[national scope] Succeeding Title: U.S. Forest Service resource report PNW (1963).

44. ———. Products paper. Portland, Or.: The Station, 1941‐1943. (No. 1‐; v. ;; 27 cm.).

45. ———. Range research progress report. Portland, OR.: 1937‐1938. (1937‐1938.; 1 v.).

46. Pacific Northwest Forest Experiment Station, Forest Research Council of the Pacific Northwest, and United States. Forest Service. Statement for the Forest Research Council concerning the work of the Pacific Northwest Forest Experiment Station for the year ..., and plans for. Portland, Or.: The Station, 1930‐1970. (v. :; ill. ;; 27 cm.). Note: Succeeding Title: Report for the calendary year ... of the Pacific Northwest Forest Experiment Station (1930s‐1936); Annual report of the Pacific Northwest Forest

Experiment Station for the calendar year (1937); Annual report of the Pacific Northwest Forest and Range Experiment Station for the calendar year (1938‐1970). Title varies: Progress in forest research, 1939; Forest research, 1940; Annual report, <1946‐>.

47. Rayonier, Inc. Annual report of Rayonier Incorporated. San Francisco: Rayonier Inc., 1938‐1967. (1st (1938)‐1967.; 30 v. :; ill. ;; 26‐28 cm.). Note: Published: New York, 1944‐1967. Some vols. have title: Annual report for the year ended ...; Annual report. Vol. for 1946 has title: Report to the stockholders, period ended ...

48. Sawmill Engineering Conference. Official proceedings of the ... annual Sawmill Engineering Conference. Portland, Or.: The Timberman, 1929‐. (1st (1929)‐; v. :; ill. ;; 35 cm.).

49. Stevens, James, 1892‐1971. Out of the woods. Seattle: (1942‐1957) Incomplete. (no. <4‐ > 1942‐).

50. Timber Operators Association (Seattle). Timber operator. Seattle: The Timber Operator Inc., 1944‐1962. (v. 1‐19 no. 20; Aug. 26, 1944‐Oct. 27, 1962.; v.). Note: Organ of Timber Operators Association, Aug. 26, 1944‐Oct. 1962.

51. United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America, and Washington‐Oregon Shingle District Council. The Shingle weaver. Aberdeen, Wash.: 1941‐1954. (Ceased publication.; v. ;; 41‐56 cm.).

52. United States. Forest Service. Gifford Pinchot National Forest. Vancouver, Wash.: 1930s?‐. (illus.; 20 x 27 cm.).

53. United States. Forest Service. North Pacific District. The ranger of the North Pacific District. Portland, Or.: U.S. Forest Service North Pacific District, 1920s‐1930. (v.1‐v. 6, no. 5 (Apr., 1930).; v. ;; 28 cm.). Note: Succeeding Title: Ranger of the North Pacific Region; v. 6, no. 6 ‐ v.8 (Oct., 1930 ‐ Oct.,1934).

54. United States. Forest Service. Pacific Northwest Region. R6 area guide. Portland, Or.: The Region, 1900s‐. (v. :; ill., maps ;; 14‐22 cm.).

55. University of Washington. Catalogue and announcements of the College of Forestry. Olympia, Wash.: 1908‐? (1908‐; v.).

56. University of Washington. College of Forestry. Bulletin. Seattle, Wash.: 1949‐1958. (no. 1‐4; v.; illus.; 28 cm.).

57. University of Washington. College of Forestry. Alumni Association. Alumni news letter. Seattle, Wash.: The Association, 1935. (No. 1 (Jan. 1935)‐no. 2 (Oct. 1935).; 2 v. ;; 26 cm.).

58. University of Washington. Forest Club. Annual. Seattle: The Club, 1913‐1921. (Vol. 1 (1913)‐v. 9 (1921).; v. :; ill.). Note: Microfilmed as part of USAIN state and local literature preservation project. Washington. See University of Washington Libraries Microfilm A11574 for v.1‐9 (1913‐ 1921). Succeeding Title: University of Washington Forest Club quarterly (1922‐) also filmed. See University of Washington Libraries Microfilm A11574 for v.1‐24 (1922‐ 1950/51).

59. Washington (State). Board of Forest Commissioners. Forest protection law : to preserve forests and prevent and suppress forest fires. Olympia: State Board of Forest Commissioners, 1900s‐1910s. (v. ;; 15 cm.). Note: Description based on: [1905]. Succeeding titles: Forest protection laws of the State of Washington (1920s); Forestry laws of the State of Washington (1930s?‐195?); Forestry Laws (195?‐1960s?).

60. Washington (State). Division of Forestry. Annual reports, Division of Forestry. Olympia: Frank M. Lamborn Public Printer, 1922/24‐1954/56. Note: Preceeding Title: Biennial report, Forestry Division (1920/22). Called Annual but published biennially.

61. Washington (State). Forest Management Division. Report. Olympia.: 1900s‐? (v.). Note: [1905‐1938 inc.].

62. Washington (State). Parks Committee. Report. Olympia: 1921/22‐1940/42? (1st‐ 1921/22‐; v.). Note: Succeeding Title: Report of the Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission. (Apr. 1949/Sept. 1950‐1964/65).

63. Washington (State). State Fire Warden. Report of the State Fire Warden for the year ... . Olympia, Wash.: State Fire Warden, 1906‐1908. (4 v. : ill. ; 23 cm.). Note: Microfilmed as part of USAIN state and local literature preservation project. Washington. See University of Washington Libraries Microfilm A11598 for 1906‐ 1907/1908. Succeeding Titles: Report of the State Forester and Fire Warden (1909/1910‐1914); Annual reports, Washington State Forester, for the years ending ... , (1915/1916‐1919/1920); Biennial report, Forestry Division, for the period commencing ... (Dec. 18, 1920/Oct. 31, 1922); Annual reports, Division of Forestry, for the period commencing ... (1922/1924‐1954/1956) also filmed. See Microfilm A11598.

64. Washington (State). State Forest Board. Report. Olympia.: 1924‐? (1924‐; v.; plates, tables.; 23 cm.). Note: Single issue.

65. Washington Forest Fire Association. Annual report ‐ Washington Forest Fire Association. Seattle: 1908‐1957. Note: Continued by Annual report ‐ Washington

Forest Protection Association (1958‐1977). Reproduction: Microfilm./ [1st]‐48th; 1908‐ 1955./ New York :/ New York Public Library,/ 1992./ 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm./ (MN *ZZAN‐19952).

66. Washington State Forestry Association. Annual meeting. Seattle?: 1897‐? (1st‐ Jan. 9, 1897‐; v.; 23 cm.).

67. Washington State Forestry Conference. Annual Washington State Forestry Conference. Seattle, Wash.: The Conference, 1937‐1989. (v. :; ill. ;; 28 cm.). Note: Other Titles: Proceedings of the Annual Washington State Forestry Conference; Annual Meeting, Washington State Forestry Conference (1944‐1945); Washington State Forestry Conference proceedings (1981‐).

68. Washington State Society for the Conservation of Wild Flowers and Native Trees, and Washington State Superintendent of Public Instruction. Washington State conservation week. Seattle, Wash.: Distributed by Dept. of Public Instruction Washington State Society for Conservation of Wild Flowers and Native Trees, 1930s. (v. ;; 20 cm.). Note: Succeeding Title: Washington State conservation week bulletin (1930s‐1940s).

69. West Coast Lumber Manufacturers' Association. Reports of officers and committees and addresses. Tacoma, Wash. [etc.]: 1912‐1915. (v. 21‐23 cm). Note: Semiannual, 1912; Annual, 1913‐<1915>.

70. West Coast Lumbermen's Association. Annual report. Seattle, Wash.: The Association, 1900s‐1930s. (v. ;; 29 cm.). Note: Succeeding titles: Annual Report and Reference Book (1930s‐1940s); Statistical Year Book (1948‐1962); Statistical Year Book (Western Wood Products Association:1963‐67).

71. ———. Big trees. West Coast Lumbermen's Association.: 1927‐1945. (v.; illus.). Note: None published Nov. 1931‐Mar. 1937.

72. ———. Progress report. Seattle: 1941‐? (v.; ill.).

73. ———. Study. Seattle, Wash.: West Coast Lumbermen's Association, 1930‐1900s. (No. 1‐; v. ;; 28 cm.). Note: Nos. also have distinctive titles.

74. ———. Technical bulletin. Seattle, Wash.: West Coast Lumbermen's Association, 1930‐ 1900s. (No. 1‐; v. ;; 28 cm.).

75. West Coast Lumbermen's Association, and Subcommittee on Lumber Seasoning Investigations. West coast lumber seasoning, research bulletin. Portland, Or.; Seattle: 1942‐? (No. 1 (June 1942)‐; v. :; ill. ;; 27 cm.).

Note: Other Title: Research bulletin, west coast lumber seasoning.

76. West Coast Lumbermen's Association, West Coast Bureau of Lumber Grades and Inspection, and West Coast Lumber Inspection Bureau. Standard grading and dressing rules for douglas fir, western hemlock, western red cedar, white fir, sitka spruce lumber. Portland, Or.: West Coast Lumber Inspection Bureau., 1910s‐1980s? (v.; 17‐23 cm.). Note: Title varies slightly. Vols. for 1922‐56 issued by the West Coast Lumbermen's Association; 1974‐ by the West Coast Lumber Inspection Bureau./ Vols. for 1942‐48 approved by West Coast Bureau of Lumber Grades and Inspection; 1956‐ by West Coast Lumber Inspection Bureau.

77. Western Forestry and Conservation Association. The forest patrolman. Portland, Or.: Western Forestry and Conservation Association, 1919‐1927. Note: Succeeding Title: Forest fire conditions. Subject heading is Forest fires ‐‐ West (U.S.) ‐‐ Prevention and control ‐‐ Periodicals.

78. ———. Proceedings of the annual Western Forestry Conference. Portland, Or.: 1909‐ 1975. Note: Merged with Permanent Association Committees. Proceedings (1972‐1975) to form Executive summaries of the proceedings of the Western Forestry Conference (1976‐1981).

79. Western Pine Association. Research laboratory note. Portland, Or.: Western Pine Association, 1932‐. (No. 1 (Jan. 26, 1932)‐; v. ;; 28 cm.). Note: Each issue also has a distinctive title./ Latest issue consulted: No. 39 (Nov. 1, 1950).

80. ———. Sources of supply and directory of membership. Portland, Or.: 1900s‐. (v.).

81. ———. Standard grading rules for ponderosa pine, sugar pine, Idaho white pine, lodgepole pine, larch, douglas fir, white fir, engelmann spruce, incense cedar, red cedar lumber. Portland, OR.: Western Pine Association., 1930s‐1960s. (v.; 17 cm.).

82. ———. Technical bulletin. Portland, Ore.: 1935‐? (no. 1‐; v.; illus., tables, diagrs.; 28 cm.).

83. ———. Western Pine research notes. Portland, Or.: Western Pine Association, 1932‐ 1960? (1 v. (loose‐leaf)). Note: Kept up‐to‐date by revised issues.

84. Western Red and Northern White Cedar Association, and Western Red Cedar Association. Cedar notes. Minneapolis: Western Red and Northern White Cedar Association., 1928‐? (no. 1‐ 1928‐; v.; 28 cm.). Note: Nos. 1‐61 issued by Western Red Cedar Association; no. 62‐ by Western Red and

Northern White Cedar Association. Nos. 1‐69 (1928‐19‐‐) in no. 70.\ Western Red Cedar Lumber had office in Seattle at 5666 Stuart Building.

85. Western Retail Lumbermen's Association, and Utah Lumber Dealers' Association. Western retail lumberman. Seattle: Western Retail Lumberman, 1911‐1940. Note: Merged with Pacific retail lumberman and building material dealer (1937‐1940) to form Western building (Portland; 1941‐1963).

86. Weyerhaeuser Timber Company. Report to shareholders : for the year ending December 31. Tacoma, Wash.: The Company, 1900s‐1936. Note: Succeeding Titles: Annual report to shareholders (1937); Annual Report (1938‐1958).

87. ———. Weyerhaeuser news. St. Paul, Minn.: Weyerhaeuser Sales Co., 1941‐1969. Note: Continued by Weyerhaueser World (1969‐1972). Changed back to Weyerhaeuser News (1972‐).

88. Young Iron Works. Catalog, Circle I brand logging equipment [and] blocks. Seattle.: 1928, 1944. (v.; illus.). Note: Title varies slightly.