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1. Booklet - Longview Fibre Company brochure / booklet, full size (8.5 x 11"), 12 pages including the covers. Color pictures, with a photo of Longview Fibre as seen from the Columbia River on the cover. Inside briefly covers the history of the company, the Kraft process, making paper, paper converting, and their recycling systems. On the back is a list of company officers.

   c. 1980

   Record Type: Object

   
2. Booklet - Longview Fibre Company brochure / booklet, full size (8.5 x 11"), 13 pages. Green covers, textured with different pictures. Color pictures inside. Brief synopsis of Longview Fibre's business. Similar to 2014.0061.0014, but some different pictures.

   c. late 1990s

   Record Type: Object

   
3. Booklet - Longview Fibre Company brochure / booklet, full size (8.5 x 11"), 13 pages. Tan covers, textured with different pictures. Color pictures inside. Brief synopsis of Longview Fibre's business.

   c. early 1990s

   Record Type: Object

   
4. Booklet - Pamphlet entitled: "Longview Fibre Goes to War!" Describes the products made by Longview Fibre used in the war efftort, as well as an article on the women employed by Fibre during the war in traditionally men's jobs. Also includes a list of employees serving in the military. Paper mills. Printed by the Longview Daily News.

   1944

   Record Type: Object

   
5. Booklet - Two Pamphlets entitled: "Longview Fibre Goes to War!" Describes the products made by Longview Fibre used in the war efftort, as well as an article on the women employed by Fibre during the war in traditionally men's jobs. Also includes a list of employees serving in the military. Paper mills. Printed by the Longview Daily News. One of them is stamped on the cover with National Housing Agency stamps, one for Portland, Oregon on May 25, 1943, and one for Seattle, WA on May 27, 1943

   1943

   Record Type: Object

   
6. Card, Playing - Deck of playing cards received for being a safe worker at Longview Fibre for five years without an accident. Box has a card pasted over one side that reads, "Longview Fibre Company / Longfibre Kraft / You're dealing with a safe worker". Each card in the deck has a safety tip illustrated with a cartoon.

   c. 1960s

   Record Type: Object

   
7. Decoy - Canadian Goose decoy silhouette made out of Longview Fibre V-board. V-board is a solid fibre cardboard the War Department asked Longview Fibre to develop during World War II, for dropping supplies off of ships to float in to islands in the southern Pacific Ocean. V-board was made to float and last at least 24 hours in water. Allen Parson, father of the donor, was hunting buddies with Bob Wertheimer, owner of Longview Fibre, and had this decoy made at Longview Fibre at night. The decoy was used for goose hunting on Cottonwood Island. The decoy consists of three pieces - two mirror image side pieces stapled together at the top, with a head and neck piece riveted in between them. There is black and white paint on it in the pattern of Canadian Geese.

   c. 1944

   Record Type: Object

   
8. Magazine - Two copies of a Magazine about Longview Fibre Company - "13 years of progress" - reprinted from the March 1941 issue of Pacific Pulp & Paper Industry, Seattle. 30 pages

   March 1941

   Record Type: Object

   
9. Tag, Identification - Longview Fibre Co. log raft identification tag, collected by the donor's father, who worked there around 1940. Logs were used in Longview Fibre's groundwood mill, which made paper (usually paper towels) in a completely mechanical fashion. Wood was ground into a pulp and then formed into paper without the use of chemicals to digest it.

   1940

   Record Type: Object