The Log Vol. 9 No. 08

Between 1914 and the late 1960s, the Champion Fibre Company published an internal newsletter, called The Log, to share news about the Canton mill, the community, and its employees. After 1940, news from the entire “Champion Family,” which included mills in Hamilton, Ohio; Houston, Texas and Sandersville, Georgia, was featured in each issue. ; . • • i • t + l t t i i •t, • i J t • ! • t '' t I i • ! l • : I i •• • .t. ; + • ' I ~ 4 + t •+ • i j • t l • l i t 8!1 • • ••• •• a:se. 14 . , •••, .1_. e ca •• e ~I 'I ra,••• ••, •• e . .,. ,. . . .> ,41'.",""'. "~.•- .,:.•. . . .4. .-. . .-.·. .- -.~.~.". .', ._. .·. . . . ., . . ~ . . . . , • • .• . •• • •, . . \ "OL. L - CANTON, N. . , OCTOBER, 1926 No . =-=-=======-======-====~-==~ --=-==~-~-~=====-==-~================· ''Sa Ou.r Motto: e ty--- Cleanliness---E iciency'' " . .J 1\.f an oncr mrt d small lad staggering along the road urula flu lu·avy htJrdtn of (arrying a smallrr boy, w ho was Uflabh to ttt.'alk. T hr man saicl to ltirn : 'Js Ill' not to IPavy / or you to rarr}•'t' 'OIJ n o,' JaiJ tltr Ia. I , ' ll r's 11ot hrovy-you sce-llf··s my brolhn .'" • . _.,. ·-. , .• ~ . .,. . . -. ,. . -. _. . _.,. •. _. . ~.~-. . "' . _, . .-. .,. ·-·~ . ~··-· . . - · l t f t I t t • 'l t • l •• +. ••• '• t • '• • • 4 • • I '•• l • '-!· •• '• i. ! • • t + t + • •• + • T ' • •• • •• • •f • • ••• • t f t ! • ! • i + ' • f ••• "•' '• 1 i ; t ~ • i t • if • '\ • • • - - I ' ' · Ji:ditor '· Th~ Log' : In <'ompliance with youl~ r.equest f o1· a 1~ttE>r on some subject per taining to mill operation :for the OcLober issue of '·The Log);. I can think of no better topic th an Clea-n­liness. more commonly knowl'l as "Good Hou se ke~ping." Therefore, this subject is not confined to one individual or· a:ny one departn1.ent, ~ nd t:rust that every emp loyee in t he mi 11 will consider this as a psrsonal appeal to secure a clean plant. This cannot be accomplished other than for every em­ployee to realize it is his or he-r duty to m-ake their ot\--n shop or office the cleanest place ...