The Lackawanna Lumber Company, Emporium Lumber and Central Pennsylvania Lumber company all used the main lines of the Buffalo and Susquehanna Railroad tracks with their equipment.

Dickie nonetheless managed to reconstitute Dickie Lumber as the Canadian Lumber Company Limited in Stewiacke.

For example, in 1974, Levesque Lumber bought out logging concessions belonging to Spruce Dale Lumber, owned by the Christianson family of Mattice.

In 1974, Levesque Lumber purchased logging lands belonging to Spruce Dale Lumber, owned by the Christianson family of Mattice.

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For example, in 1974, Levesque Lumber bought out logging concessions belonging to Spruce Dale Lumber, owned by the Christianson family of Mattice.

In 1974, Levesque Lumber purchased logging lands belonging to Spruce Dale Lumber, owned by the Christianson family of Mattice.

In 1969 the Hearst Transport and Lumber company, owned by Réal Levesque, bought out Mattice Lumber along with all its equipment and machinery.

In 1982, Lecours Lumber bought out Gosselin Lumber along with its 32,000 cords logging licence for $3.5 million.

In 1969 the Hearst Transport and Lumber company, owned by Réal Levesque, bought out Mattice Lumber along with all its equipment and machinery.

He was a founding member of the Hearst Lumbermen’s Association, the Ontario Lumber Manufacturers’ Association (OLMA) and the Claybelt Lumber company.