By the end of February 1925, Ford had connected the Hebard railroad to the Ford railroad in L'Anse, allowing each plant to specialize in one type of wood. Lumber from the Pequaming mill was generally shipped by water to plants in Dearborn, Edgewater, and Chester, mostly in the form of crating lumber.
By February 1925, Ford connected the Hebard railroad to the Ford railroad in L'Anse, allowing each plant to focus on a specific type of wood. Lumber from the Pequaming mill was commonly shipped by water to plants in Dearborn, Edgewater, and Chester, often as crates.