"The Lumber Industry: Standing Timber" provides a detailed look into the early 20th-century lumber industry. Authored by Luther Conant, Joseph Edward Davies, and the United States Bureau of Corporations, this work examines the standing timber resources, logging practices, and economic aspects of the industry. This study offers insights into the historical context of natural resource management and industrial practices. It remains relevant for those interested in the history of the lumber industry, environmental economics, and the evolution of corporate oversight in natural resource sectors.

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