Scaler Measures Rot in Logs Tillamook Oregon 1941

A scaler measures rot in logs in Tillamook, Oregon, in October 1941. This assessment is crucial for ensuring timber quality in the logging industry. At that time, the U.S. faced increasing demands for timber due to World War II. The logging practices in Oregon significantly contributed to the economy and infrastructure of the nation.

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