The Donnelly River site was first used as a timber mill by the Wheatley family in 1912 to cut cross arms and telegraph poles, but it closed after two years.
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The old nave and chancel were demolished, and a wider church room with cross arms and a three sided chancel were built by the architect C . G . Brunius.
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He was part of a three-man Duke Power Co . crew installing a cross arm to a new electrical pole in a remote, forested section of western South Carolina, near Lake Keowee.
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Although losing to " Big Ugly " JD Bishop on April 20, he beat Drake Frost and cross arm breaker at the " Final Friday " supercard in Gresham, Oregon on July 27, 2007.
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Popular literature has come to interpret postures according to the assumptions of psychoanalysis, thinking that actions such as cross arms over the breasts or crossing legs would be a symptom of a sexual complex.
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Dedication services were held on September 9 . The cross arms project 12 feet on each side of the main shaft . The cross weighs 55 tons, and was designed to withstand 100 mph winds.
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A local oddity is a series of joint poles; those primary conductor cross arms are marked PGE and CPA ( City of Palo Alto ) to identify each utility's side of the shared cross arms.
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A local oddity is a series of joint poles; those primary conductor cross arms are marked PGE and CPA ( City of Palo Alto ) to identify each utility's side of the shared cross arms.
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PG & E officials said the company had made heroic efforts to respond to extensive damage caused by the storms, spending $ 35 million to fix 400 miles of wire, 600 poles and 800 cross arms.
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PG & amp; E officials said the company had made heroic efforts to respond to extensive damage caused by the storms, spending $ 35 million to fix 400 miles of wire, 600 poles and 800 cross arms.
