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Excerpt from Second Annual Report of the Forest Commissioner of the State of Maine, 1894Within the memory of very many of our older inhabitants, in speaking of the timber lands, only the value of the pine was taken into consideration in fixing prices, even spruce, which has since become so very valuable, being considered of so little value as to enter as a very small factor in their calculation.No one seemed to dream that the spruce growth wou...

Excerpt from Second Annual Report of the Forest Commissioner of the State of Maine, 1894 The first field work performed for the State in the interest of forestry was a determination of the age and size of spruce logs. This seemed worth while on its own account, and it is further prob able that whenever in the future it Shall be attempted to estimate closely the forest resources and growth of the State the results of this work will have a very...