arkansas forest industries

Arkansas Forest Industries

ROY C. BELTZ

SOUTHERN FOREST EXPERIMENT STATION New Orleans, Louisiana

Forest Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture in cooperation with

ARKANSAS STATE FORESTRY COMMISSION and

UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION SERVICE 1970

s Wood pulpmills

-Large sawmklls

-Small sawmtlls

Figure 1. Primary wood-using plants in Arkansas, 1968.

A Veneer mklls

~II Post, pole, and ptltng plants

.Other plonts

Forest industries used 390 million cubic feet of roundwood from Arkansas forests during 1968. Softwoods, mainly pine, made up two-thirds of the total.

Saw logs were the leading product and pulpwood ranked second in terms of volume of wood processed. Veneer logs, mainly softwood, ranked third and constituted nearly 10 percent of the harvest. Miscellaneous products such as poles, piling, posts, and cooperage accounted for about 6 percent of the total. These are some of the major findings of a 1968 canvass of all the primary forest industries in Arkansas. Similar surveys were made in 1948 and 1958.

Although the number of primary wood- using plants in Arkansas declined from about 1,100 t o less than 600 between 1958 and 1968, overall production increased. Processing plants are still widely distributed in the State; practically every county has a roundwood-using industry (fig. 1 ). Plants producing specialty items such as bed slats, net hoops, cedar lumber, and golf club heads abound in the State. The Southwest and Ouachita regions, where the pine forests are concentrated, are dominated by large sawmills, some of the largest in the South.

SAW LOGS More than half the roundwood output

from Arkansas was saw logs. Softwoods made up two-thirds of the saw log volume of 1.2 billion board feet. Though some cypress and cedar logs were produced, pine made up nearly all of the softwood volume. Over 90 percent of the softwood saw logs came from the South- west and Ouachita regions (fig. 2). The hardwood output was roughly four-fifths hard hardwoods, chiefly oaks. The remainder was soft hardwoods, mostly gum. Hardwood production was heaviest in the Southwest unit.

The number of sawmills has been declin- ing since World War 11. In 1946, there were 1,736 active sawmills in Arkansas. The number dwindled to 974 in 1958, and by 1968, only

I OZARK

=SAW LOGS ~ P U L P W O O O VENEER R O T H E R

Figure 2. Output of industrial roundwood, by region and product, 1968.

448 mills were operating. This most recent reduction was in mills cutting less than 3 million board feet annually. There were 550 less small sawmills in 1968 than in 1958. Many of the remaining small sawmills are operated intermittently, when supplies and demands are favorable.

Saw-log production trends since 1946 do not match those for numbers of sawmills. Production dropped between 1948 and 1958 along with the number of sawmills, but during the last decade i t increased while sawmill numbers decreased. The number of large mills-those using at least 3 million board feet of saw logs annually-increased from 67 to 93 since 1958. Receipts at large sawmills exceeded 90 percent of the State's saw-log production. The output of the average sawmill during survey years indicates the trend toward large sawmills (fig. 3). This hypothetical mill produced slightly over 800,000 board feet in 1948. By 1958, output was over 1 million board feet, and in 1968 it was 2.8 million board feet.

Figure 3. Average output per sawmill in Arkansas.

PULPWOOD Round pulpwood production in 1968

totaled in excess of 1.5 million cords, increas- ing 47 percent since . 1958. Hardwoods accounted for most of this change. Over the 10-year period, pine production was remark- ably stable at approximately 1 million cords annually (fig. 4).

Roughly 87 million cubic feet of coarse residues were generated in 1968 during the conversion of roundwood into products in Arkansas. In addition, about 47 million cubic feet of fine residues were produced at primary manufacturing plants, excluding pulpmills.

Forest industries in Arkansas excelled in coliverting these residues into salable bypro- ducts. The South's first cotnmercial facilities for converting sawmill waste into pulp chips were installed in Bradley County, Arkansas, in 1952. Pulp-chip production from sawmill waste has now spread throughout the South. Sales of southern pulp chps netted about $125 million in 1968. The additional revenue from sales of pulp chips in Arkansas is about $12 million.

Residues comprised one-fifth of the total southern pulpwood production in 1968. Arkan- sas' pulpwood production was one-fifth residues back in 1958; it is now about one-third of the total produced. Tile heavy use of residues for pulp in the State is at least partially explained by the high proportion of saw and veneer logs processed by large plants. The combined receipts of large sawmills and pine plywood plants in the State exceeded 55 percent of the total roundwood output. Nearly all of these large firms make some use of their coarse residues.

Figure 4. Pulpwood production trends in Arkansas.

Much of the volume of fine residues is not utilized. Sawdust, the major fine residue, is widely used for livestock bedding and mulch, but sawdust piles are a disposal problem at many mills. There is, however, promise of industrial markets. Some sawdust is being sold for pulping, in addition to that which is burned for industrial fuel.

Arkansas' pulping capacity has practically doubled. In 1958, the State's four mills had a capacity of 2,115 tons per day. By the end of 1968, seven mills with a combined capacity of 4 , l 13 tons per day were operating.

VENEER Ten years ago all the veneer produced in

Arkansas was hardwood. In 1968, more than 90 percent of it was softwood (fig. 5). This

Figure 5. Softwood and hardwood veneer-log production in Arkansas.

reversal was caused by the southern pine plywood industry. Since its inception in Arkan- sas in 1963, the production of southern pine plywood has grown into an industry consuming 13 percent of the softwood cut. Four southern pine plywood plants are operating in the State, and another is expected to open in 1970. The combined annual capacity of these five mills will be about 580 million square feet, 318-inch basis. All are located in the southern part of the State. Several other veneer plants are using southern pine along with hardwoods. Hard- wood veneer-log production has declined since 1948 and now accounts for less than 1 percent of the roundwood output.

MISCELLANEOUS PRODUCTS Between 1958 and 1968 output of mis-

cellaneous products rose about 10 percent. About 45 percent of the miscellaneous volume went into poles, piling, and posts. Pole and piling output rose about 10 percent since 1958, but post production declined slightly.

The rest of the miscellaneous output, mostly hardwood, included such products as chemical wood, cooperage, handlestock, and excelsior. Excelsior was the primary softwood product in the class. Chemical wood, cooperage, and handlestock accounted for 80 percent of the hardwoods.

MOVEMENT In 1968, the volume of wood processed

by Arkansas' forest industries exceeded the volume removed from the State's forests. About 38 million cubic feet of roundwood were logged and shipped out of State, but 47 million cubic feet were imported. Pulpwood seemed to be the most mobile product; almost one-fourth of the State's production went to out-of-State mills. An amount approximately equal to 19 percent of the State's production was imported. Thus, the Arkansas pulp industry apparently processed 94 percent as much round pulpwood as was harvested in the State.

Table 1 .-Volume of industrial roundwood

I Volume in standard units 1 Roundwood volume

Saw logs M bd. ft.l 1,238,476 789,599 Veneer logs M bd. ft.' 226,412 206,196 Pulpwood Std. cords 1,532,142 1,011,888 Piling M linear ft. 2,410 2,410 Poles M pieces 548 548 Posts M pieces 6,742 6,74 1 Misc. products2 M cu. ft. 13,475 1,644

Total

Standard Product units

Ilntcrnatlonal K Inch ruh.

'include, chemical wood, cooperage, handlc\tock, m~wellaneous d ~ m e n x m . e\cels~or, and \hultleblock\

- - - - M CU. ft. - - - -

- - - - M bd. ft. I - - - - Std. cords M linear ft. - - M pieces - - M cu. ft.

All species

Table 2.-Industrial roundwood, by species

Softwood: Pines 783,348 206,196 1,011,888 2,410 548 6,556 1,644

... ... ... ... ... ... Cypress 5,028

... ... ... ... ... Other softwoods 1,223 185 Total 789,599 206,196 1,011,888 2,410 548 6,741 1,644

Hardwood:

Hardwoods Softwoods

... ... ... Black and tupelo gums 19,370 3,277 260,02 1 3 07 ... ... ... ... Sweetgum 66,55 1 7,643 5 13

... ... Red oaks 180.27 1 816 3406,872 1 1,975 ... ... ... White oaks 76,179 38 ... 4,873

g i e r 1 Softwoodsl - -- Hardwoods . . -- -

Miscellaneous products

... ... ... Other hardwoods 106.506 8.442 53.36 1 4,163

... ... Total 448,877 20,216 520,254 1 11,831 All species 1,238,476 226,412 1,532,142 2,410 548 6,742 13,475

Piling Pulpwood

llnternational 'h Inch rule. Z~lack and tupelo comblned with sweetgurn 3 ~ e d and whlte oaks combmed.

Veneer logs Species group

Table 3 .-Residues produced by primary wood-using plants

Poles Saw logs Posts

Lumber 106,289 41,959 64,330 73,462 26,381 47,081 32,827 15,578 17,249 Veneer 19,267 300 18,967 17,883 244 17,639 1,384 5 6 1,328 Piling, poles,

... ... ... and posts 2,424 1,423 1 943 2,424 1,48 1 943 Miscellaneous

products 5,818 3,075 2,743 772 463 309 5,046 2,612 2,434 All products 133,798 46,815 86,983 94,541 28,569 65,972 39,257 18246 21,011

Type of industry1

1 E\cluder woodputp ~ndustry. Zl:~ne residues Include sawdust, scrcenmgs, and other m t e r ~ a l generally too small for chipping. 'roarse res~dues Include slabs. edgings, trimmings, and o ~ h e r material generally suitable for chlpp~ng

Total I Fine2 I Coarse 1 Total ] ~ i n e ~ I coarse3 I Total I Fine2 I coarse3

Lumber

Table 4.-Volume of primary plant residues used

Veneer

Piling, poles, and posts

Softwoods Hardwoods

Total

- - - - - - M cu. ft. - - - -- - -

All species Source industry 1

Fuel 344 1 343 Fiber 13,339 12,679 660 Other 3,262 3,260 2

Type of use

Total 16,945 15,940 1,005

Fuel 660 660 . . . Fiber 493 493 . . . Other 15 15 ...

Total 1,168 1,168 ...

Miscellaneous industries Fuel 415 30 385 Fiber ... ... . . . Other 161 . . . 161

Total

All industries Fuel 15,080 10,937 4,143 Fiber 6 1,902 5 3,404 8,498 Other 10,640 9,793 847

Total 87,622 74,134 1 3,488 Il-\elude\ woodpulp industry. ?include\ all residue, used as fuel by industrial plants and domestlc fuel either \old or given away 3lnzlude\ all rcriduer u x d in manufacture of fiber products, such as pulp or hardboard. 41nclude\ res~due, u x d a\ livestock bcdding, mulch, floor sweepings, and specialty Items

Table 5 .-Movement of industrial roundwood, by product

Saw logs M bd. ft.' 99,017 1,210,520 27,956 1,309,537 1,238,476 Veneer M bd. ft.' 33,833 221,752 4,660 255,585 226,412 Pulpwood Std. cords 288,255 1,154,872 377,270 1,443,127 1,532,142 Piling M linear ft. 236 2,406 4 2,642 2,410 Poles M pieces 26 527 2 1 553 5 48 Posts M pieces 2,08 6 5,823 919 7,909 6,742 Misc. products M cu. ft. 547 11,911 1,564 12,458 1 3,475

- -

llntcrnational %-Inch rule

-. - - -. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Standard units - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

Logged and shipped out

of State Total

receipts Total

production

Logged and remained in State

Out of State

receipts Product Unit

Table 6 Saw-l(>g production, by county

Arkansas Ashley

Baxter Benton Ifoone Braciley

Calirorirl Carroll Ch1cot Clatk Clay Cleburne Clcvcland Coiurnbta Conway Cralghead Crawford Crrttenden Crosi

Dallas Dcsha Drew

Faulkner Franklin Fuiton

Garland Grant Grecric

- - M hd. ft.' - - -

18,323 103 18,220 3,013 1,204 1,809

iie~rtpstead 9,564 7,247 2,317 Hot Spnng 28,993 26,569 2,424 Howard 36,995 36,134 86 1

Independence 3,308 770 2,538 Izard 6,291 2,030 4,261

Jackson Jefferson Jollnson

Lal'ayette Lawrence Lee

County

Lincoln Little River Logan Lonoke

Madison Marion Miller Mississippi Monroe Montgomery

Nevada Newton

Ouachita

Perry Phillips Pike Poinsett Polk Pope Prairie Pulaski

Randolpll

St. Francis Saline Scott Searcy Sebastian Sevier Sharp Stone

Union

Van Buren

Washington White Woodruff

Yell

Total

- - - 1 M bd. ft. - - - -

16,052 3,972 12,080 19,541 14,469 5,072 8,150 6,785 1,365 3,027 ... 3,027

Table 7.-Saw-log movement

remained Outgoing Incoming Total log county1 1 ;z:zd 1 shipments 1 shipments 1 receipts 1

Arkansas 8,650 9,673 4,523 13,173

Baxter 4,384 1,302 48 2 4,866 Benton 1,532 1,182 207 1,739 Boone 1,794 140 2,836 4,630 Bradley 43,646 36,95 1 56,638 100,284

Carroll Clark Cleburne Cleveland Columbia Conway Craighead Crawford

Dallas 22,811 37,603 17,116 39,927 Drew 10,760 2,214 8,275 19,035

Faukner 319 1,526 628 947 Franklin 155 2,405 43 198 Fulton 4,496 7 5 . . . 4,496

Garland 24,3 1 1 5,422 59,052 83,363 Grant 60,068 18,s 10 35,933 96,001

Hernpstead 2,934 6,630 9,434 12,368 Hot Spring 7,131 21,862 5,078 12,209 Howard 33 $8 1 3,114 27,392 61,273

Independence 2,645 663 . . . 2,645 Izard 5,953 338 35 5,988

Jefferson 9,780 11,492 12,578 22,358 Johnson 1,525 2,065 579 2,104 11 Lawrence 3,930 166 1,571 5,50 1 Little River 10,759 8,782 253 11,012 Logan 967 7,183 2,185 3,152 Lonoke 966 2,06 1 625 139 1

Madison 4,175 3,652 1,286 5,46 1 Marion 2,133 ... 21 1 2,344 Miller 5,594 ... 6,334 11,928 Monroe 11,233 13,133 2,812 14,045 Montgomery 7,872 4,228 9,995 17,867

Nevada 16,356 17,310 28,634 44,990 Newton 2,132 2,211 845 2,977

Ouachita 27,423 21,186 36,419 63,842

Incoming shipments

Outgoing shipments county1

Perry 3,110 13,983 2,524 5,634 Phillips 10,366 1,135 16,428 26,794 Pike 17,960 27,929 6,304 24,264 Polk 9,970 1,894 7,597 17,567 Pope 16,433 820 16,349 32,782 Pulaski 4,797 6,135 19,090 23,887

Total log receipts

Logged and remained in county

Randolph 3,340 104 2,246 5,586

St. Francis 5,333 4,239 4,668 10,001 Saline 15,872 21,513 290 16,162 Scott 20,773 6,375 5,124 25,897 Searcy 3,519 799 1,873 5,392 Sevier 4,849 17,772 2,493 7,342 Sharp 2,123 1,200 ... 2,123 Stone 8,396 829 762 9,158

Union 5 3,248 3,178 102,330 155,578

Van Buren 5,059 84 1,690 6,749

Washington 6,797 19 2,918 9,715 White 21,521 3,633 1,885 23,406 Woodruff 2,729 2,480 1,674 4,403

Yell 8,687 28,229 7,689 16,376

All other counties 38,356 120,013 25,234 63,590

Total 665,932 572,544 643,605 1,309,537

l ~ o u n t l e s with less than three plants are orn~tted 21nternat1onal %-Inch rule.

Table 8.- Veneer-log production, by county Table 9.-Pilinn production. bv countv

county l

M bd. ft? 1) M bd. fr '

- . . -

M linear feet

All wecies county '

Bradley

All species softwoods

Arkansas 587 Ashley 85,556

county '

Lafayette Lee Lincoln Lonoke

Madison

All wecies

Calhoun Cleveland Benton

Boone

Dallas 35 1 Calhoun Carroll Chicot Clark Cleveland Colun~bia Cross

Dallas Desha Drew

Nevada Newton Grant 175

Ouachita Howard 600 Perry Phillips Pike Poinsett Polk Pulaski

St. Francis Saline

Jefferson 44

Lafayette Little River

Ouachita 132 Faulkner 296

Garland Grant

Pike Polk Union

Hempstead Hot Spring Howard


Sevier 363

Union 93

Jefferson 1,208 Total Total 2,410 ICountle\ w ~ t h negl~g~blc output dre omitted I ~ o u n t t c r w t h negl~g~ble output are oni~tted

?lnternational l%-~nch rule.

Table 10.-Pole production, by county

M pieces 11 M pieces

county' 1 Aljhvooda species 11 Ashley

Benton Boone Bradley

Calhoun Cleveland

Dallas

county1

Lafayette Little River

Ouachita

Pike Polk

Scott Sevier

All species

Grant 33 ( 1 Union 3

Hot Spring Howard

Van Buren 5

Yell Jefferson Johnson Total 5 48 l ~ o u n t l e r w t h neglig~ble output arc orn~tted.

8

Table 11 .-Commercial post production, b y county

M pieces 22 7 8

county1

M p i e e s Miller 13 1 Montgomery 39

Baxter Boone

All species

Carroll Cleburne Conway

Franklin Fulton

I Nevada Newton

county'

Pike 236 Polk 1,252 Pope 20

All species

Howard

Izard

Johnson

Scott Searcy Sebastian Sevier Stone

Little River 334 I1 Van Buren

30 1

Madison Marion 11 t 1 "' 184

Total 6,742 I ~ o u n t i e s w t h negligible output are omitted.

Table 12 .-Output of miscellaneous products, by county

Arkansas 34 . . . 47 . . . 47

Baxter Benton Boone Bradley

county l

Faulkner Franklin Fulton

Softwo~ds All

species

Garland Grant Greene

- - - - M CU. ft. - - - -

Calhoun Carroll Chicot Clark Clay Cleveland Columbia Conway Craighead Crawford Crittenden Cross

- - - - M C U . ft. - - - -

Hardwoods

Hot Spring Howard

Independence

county

Jackson Jefferson Johnson

Lawrence Lee Lincoln

All species

Dallas Desha

l ~ o u n t r e s with negligible output are omitted

Softwoods Hardwoods

Logan Lonoke

Table 12.-Output of miscellaneous products, by county (continued)


Randolph

St. Francis Saline Scott Searcy Sebastian Sharp Stone

Hardwoods

Newton 998 ... 190 ... 190

county '

Ouachita 102 . . . 102 / / Van Buren 2 5 . . . 2 5

AU species

- - - - M I X . ft. - - - -

Perry 17 ... 17 Phillips 408 ... 408 Pike 163 ... 163 Poinsett 103 . . . 103 Polk 3 0 . . . 3 0 Pope .. 26 . . . 26 Prairie 577 ... 577 Pulaski 342 155 187

Softwoods AU

species - - - - M I X . ft. - - - -


Yell 44 ... 44

Total 13,475 1,644 11,831

county1 Softwoods Hardwoods

Arkansas 3,186 17 3,169 Ashley 29,645 24,801 4,844

Table 13.-industrial roundwood production, by county


County

Calhoun 2 1,478 17,049 4,429 Carroll 5,257 3,684 1,573 Chicot 802 . . . 802 Clark 16,150 12,800 3,350 Clay 603 1 602 Cleburne 3,125 2,693 432 Cleveland 9,485 5,159 4,326 Columbia 7,964 5,245 2,719 Conway 2,25 0 1,604 646 Craighead 640 103 537 Crawford 290 42 248 Crittenden 689 1 1 678 Cross 50 1 9 492

Dallas Desha Drew


All species

Garland Grant Greene

- - - - M c u . ft. - - - -


Softwoods - --

- - - -Mcu. ft. - - - -

Independence Izard

Jackson Jefferson

Hardwoods County All

species Softwoods Hardwoods

Table 13.--industrial roundwood production, b y cortrzty (continued)

Johnson

Lafayette Lawrence Lee Lincoln Little River Logan Lonoke


Nevada Newton

Ouachita

Perry Phillips Pike Poirlsett

I Polk ' Pope

Prarrre Pulaskr

Randolph

St. Franc~s Salrne Scott Searcy Sebastian Sev~er Sharp Stone

Un~on

Van Buren


Yell 8,643 7,350

Total 390,453 258,78 1

Table 14. Plant residues used, b y courzty

............... &fcu ff. .....---.............

Arkansas ... 44 1 ... ... ... 44 1

All species county Fine I coarse

Bax ter Benton Boone Bradley

Carroll Clark Cleburne Cleveland Columbia Conway Craighead Crawford

Sofwoods F h e I Coarse

Aardwwds Fine / coarse --

Table 14.-Plant residues used, b y county (continued)

Dallas Drew

... Franklin 3 5 3 4 1

~ardwoods Fine I Coarse county '

Garland Grant

A I ~ species 1 softwoods Fine I Coarse 1 Fine 1 Coarse


Independence Izard

Jefferson Johnson

Lawrence 8 16 ... 1 8 15 ... ... Little River ... 302 ... 302 ... ... ... Logan ... 174 174

Madison Marion Miller Monroe Montgonlery

Nevada Newton

... Ouachita 1,112 2,748 1,112 2,05 8 690

Perry Phillips Pike Polk Pope Pulaski

... Randolph 44 3 2 ... 44 3 2

St. Francis Saline Scott Sevier Stone

Union 4,390 7,276 3,717 6,550 673 726

Table 14.-Plant residues used, by county (continued)

... ... ... Van Buren 82 6 2 20

Washington Whitc Woodruff

Hardwoods All species

Yell 395 8 10 394 755 1 55

Softwoods

All other counties 820 12,317 367 11,431 45 3 886

Total 21,877 65,745 18,212 55,922 3,665 9,823

countyi

lOtnirled counlles have either negligible volume or less than three plants

Fine I Coarse I Fine I Coarse I Fine I Coarse

Arkansas

Table 15.- Unused plant residues, by county


Carroll Clark CIeburne Cleveland Columbia Conway Craighead Crawford

county '

Dallas Drew

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - M c u f t - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . .

Softwoods All species Fine I Coarse


Hardwoods

Garland Grant

Fine 1 coarse I Fine I Coarse


Independeilce Izard

Table 15 .--Unused plant residues, by county (continued)

Jefferson 4 14 4 282 ... 132 4 Johnson 84 182 36 8 9 48 9 3

county

Lawrence Little River Logan Lonoke

Madison Marion Miller Monroe Montgotnery

AU species

Nevada Newton

Sofmmds I Hardwmds

Ouachita 1.030 426 196 21 3 834 2 13

F k I Goapse [ Fine 1 Coarsg I F h I GO-

Perry Phillips Pike Polk Pope Pulaskl

Randolph 216 274 4 5 212 269

St. Francis Saline Scott Searcy Sevier Sharp Stone

Union 504 1,072 227 628 277 444

Van Buren 223 224 8 0 64 143 160

Was11ingtot-1 Wliite Woodruff

Yell 2 10 189 183 187 27 2

All other counties 1,769 98 1 5 36 92 1,233 88'9

Total 24,938 2 1,238 10,357 10,050 14,58 1 11,188

IOrnrtted countre, have e ~ t h e r ncglrgible volume or less than three plant\

Table 16.-Large sdwrnillsl I I Plant

Arkansas C. P. Chaney Sawmill, ~ n c . ~ Townsend Lumber Co., ~ n c . ~

-ty

De Witt Stuttgart

I -

~ i m Location I ~ddressL

Box 271 Box 149, Hwy. 79

Ashley P. E. Barnes Lumber ~ 0 . ~ Hamburg

Baxter Pleasant Lumber Co. Mountain Home

Boone Sutton Products, Inc. Harrison Rt. 7 , Box 191

Bradley Potlatch Forests, ~ n c . ~ Potlatch Forests, ~ n c . ~

Warren Warren

Calhoun Hampton Lumber ~ 0 . ~ Hampton

Clark J. A. Baringer and sons3 M. M. Barksdale Lumber ~ 0 . ~

Johnnie Bean Lumber ~ 0 . ~

Milus Bean Lumber Co., 1nc3 Gurdon Lumber ~ 0 . ~

Gurdon Lumber ~ 0 . ~

Box 56. Gurdon Whelen Springs Amity Amity Amity Beirne Box 8 , Gurdon Gurdon

Clay J. W. Black Lumber ~ 0 . ~ Corning Box 107

Cleburne Olivette Supply ~ 0 . ~ Higden Rt. 1 , Box 42

Cleveland Kingsland Lumber ~ 0 . ~

Saline Hardwood ~ 0 . ~ Kingsland Rison

Box 6 Box 372

Columbia Arkansas-Louisiana Lumber Co., Inc. Emerson Box 286 3

Crittenden Dacus Lumber Co. West Memphis Box 490

Dallas D. J . Barnes Lumber Co., ~ n c . ~ E. L. Bruce Co., Inc. Garland Gaston Mill Sparkman Lumber ~ 0 . ~

Drew J . P. Price Lumber ~ 0 . ~

Selma Timber ~ 0 . ~ Herman Wilson Lumber ~ 0 . ~

Fordyce Fordy ce Gastontown Sparkman

Rt. 1 Box 397, Memphis, Tenn. Sparkman

Monticello Box 536 Selma Monticello Box 577

Fulton Hayes Flooring Mill Marnmotl~ Spring Calico Rock

Garland Bates Lumber Co., ~ n c . ~ Dierks Forests, ~ n c . ~

B. G. Wilson Lumber ~ 0 . ~

Hot Springs Box 1265 Mountain Pine 810 Whitington Ave.,

Hot Springs Hot Springs Kt. 2, Box 294

Grant John 0. Brown Sawmill & ~ o ~ ~ i n ~ ~ Sheridan W. S. Fox and sons3 Slieridan H. G. Toler and Son, ~ n c . ~ Leola J. L. Williams and son3 Sheridan Herman Wilson Lumber C O . ~ Leola

Rt. 2, Box 176 Box 7207, Pine Bluff Box 125 Box 68 Box 95

Hempstead Hempstead Manufacturing Co., ~ n c . ~ Hope Box 63

Hot Spring Hot Spring County Lumber Co. Malvern Box 158 3

Howard Dierks Forests, ~ n c . ~

J . D. Scott Lumber ~ 0 . ~

Dierks

Nashville

810 Whittington Ave., Hot Springs

Box 98

Jackson Curtner Lumber Co. Newport Air Base Box 6 17, Newport

Table 16. --Large sawmills1 (continued)

Jefferson

Lafayette

Lincoln

Little River

Countv

Logan

Miller

Mississ~pp~

Monroe

Montgomery

Firm Plant

Nevada

Location

Ouachita

~ d d r e d

Perry

Phillips

Pike

Poinsett

Polk

Pope

Prairie

Pulaski

St. Francis

Saline

Scott

Stone

Union

Delta Hardwood, ~ n c . ~ W. S. Fox and sons3

Fuller Lu~nber ~ 0 . ~

Floyd's Sawinill, Inc.

Gunter Bros. Lumber ~ 0 . ~

Siinmons Lumber, Inc. 3

Junkin Lumber ~ 0 . ~

Uhlhorn Lumber Co.

Potlatcl~ Forests, ~ n c . ~

Rodgers-Killian Lumber Co., ~ n c . ~ Scott Lumber ~ 0 . ~

Potlatch Forests, ~ n c . ~

Bearden Lutnber ~ 0 . ~

Billy Pierce ~ a w m i l l ~ Reynolds-White Lumber ~ 0 . ~ Rogers Lumber ~ 0 . ~ Yellow Pine Lumber Co., l n ~ . ~

Pierce and Porter Lumber ~ 0 . ~

Chicago Mill and Lumber ~ 0 . ~ Faust Band Saw Mill, ~ n c . ~ Mosby Lumber Manufacturiilg ~ 0 . ~

Murfreesboro Lumber ~ 0 . ~

Dickey Lumber Co.

Dale Rodgers Lumber ~ 0 . ~

Hatton Lumber ~ 0 . ~

Lewis Lumber Co.

Bibler Bros. Lumber & Supply Co., ~ n c . ~ Ward Furniture Manufacturing Co.

Miller-Patterson Lumber & Timber Co, ~ n c . ~

Floyd Brown Lumber ~ 0 . ~ E. L. Bruce Co., Inc. J . H. Hamlen and Son, Inc.

Griffith Lulnber ~ 0 . ~

Holicer-Jones Lumber ~ 0 . ~

Didier Lumber ~ 0 . ~ Scott County Lumber ~ 0 . ~

Smith Lumber Co. Waldron Lumber ~ 0 . ~

Edwin Cartwright

Anthony Forest Products ~ 0 . ~ Calion Lumber Co., ~ n c . ~ Olinkraft, l n ~ . ~ Reynolds and Draper Lumber Co., ~ n c . ~

Altheirner Plne Bluff

Lewisv~lle

Star Clty

Wllton

Boonevllle

Texarkana

Bassett

Clarendon

Norman Mount Ida

Prescott

Bearden Stephens Carnden Camden Stephens

Perry

West Helena West Helena Helena

Murfreesboro

Marked Tree

Mei-ra Haiton Cove

Russellville Russellville

Des Arc

Hensley Little Rock Little Rock

Madison

Benton

Mansfield Waldron Waldron Waldron

Fiftysix

Urbana Callon Huttig El Dorado

Box 38 Box 7207

Box 488

Box 398

Box 59

Box 11 1

Warren

Box 98 Box 225

Warren

Box 366 Rt. 3, Box 23 Box 486

Box 25 17 Box T Box 406

Box 232

Box 95

Hwy. 7 S. Box 307

Box 310

Rt. 1, Box 38 Box 989 Box 327

Box 151

Box 208

Box 611 Box 130

Box 86

Box 1511

loutput of 3 m~llion board feet or more. Z ~ ~ e c t f ~ e d only if dtfferent from plant locatton )produced chtpr lor \ale to pulpmtlls.

Table 16.-Large sawrnlllsl (continued)

Table 17.-Small sawrnil[sl

Plant Location I Ad&& County

Arkansas A. G. Yarbrough Sawmill Humphrey

Unlon C W. Templeton Lumber Co Junctlon C ~ t y Box 370 Watson Bros. Lumber ~ o . ~ Mount Holly

Wh~te Fred Beaman Lumber Co. Kensett Box 2 1, Searcy W C. Owens Beebe Elmo Usery H~gginson Searcy

Woodruff Dacus-Augusta Lumber Co. Augusta

Yell Nebo Lumber ~ o . ~ Dardanelle Box 308 Pla~nv~ew Lumber Co., Inc. 3 Plamv~ew Box 87 Wilson Wood Lumber Co., ~ n c . ~ Ola Box 194

Firm --

-

County

Baxter Daniel and Schuh Sawmill Jones and McClanahan Alfred Lawson Don Wallace Cedar Mill Edgar L. Koster Sawmill

Benton De Groff Sawmill Eversole and Means J . C. Forriester Hummell Sawmill Moore Sawmill Scott Sawmill Sims Sawmill Sullivan Sawmill Todd Sawmill Ira Webb Sawmill

Firm

Boone Candwell Sawmill Estes Sawmill Greenhaw Sawmill Martin Sawmill

Bradley Barham-Sevier Co. Barham-Sevier Co.

Plant

Carroll Banks Sawmill Dale Buele Lumber Co. Hawkins Sawmill Hayes Industries

Location

B. C. Hull Johnson Sawmill Morrell Sawmill Parker Sawmill Price Sawmill

Addred

Norfolk Big Flat Mountain Home Rt. 2 Midway Kt. 1, Mountain Home Mountain Home May nard

Bestwater Rogers Rogers Lowell Benton County Highfill Garfield Highfill Hiwassee Gravette

Alpena Omaha Harrison Harrison

Banks Warren

Carroll County Green Forest Eureka Springs Clifty

Eureka Springs Eureka Springs Eureka Springs Grandview Eureka Springs

Rt. 4 , Rogers Box 183 Rt. 5 Rt. 2, Rogers Springdale Rt. 1, Gentry Rt. 2 Rt. 1 , Siloam Kt. 1 , Gravette Rt. 1

Rt. 2 610 West Rush

Box 47 1 , Fordyce Box 47 1, Fordyce

Box 2, Harrison Box 194 Rt. 3 Van Buren St.,

Eureka Springs Star Route Rt. 1

Rt. 5, Berryville Rt. 2, Benyville

Table 17.--Small sawmills1 (continued)

Chicot

Clark

Clay

Cleburne

Plant Location I Address' County

Cleveland

Columbia

Firm

Conway

Craighead

Crawford

Cross

Dallas

Faulkner

Felton H. Johnson Sawmill Breece White Manufacturing Co.

Daily Lumber Co. Frizzell Bros. Lumber Co. W. T. Hill Billy McKa Hardwood Mill

Robert Gates

Cleburne County Post Co Martin Lurnber Co. Lisle Turney

Barham -Sevier Co. Troy Miller Tie Co.

W. M. Higdon Lumber Co. Magnolia Lumber Co., ~ n c . ~ C. L. Roden S. L. Smith Sawmill H. G. Wilbanks Lumber Co. Frank Williams

Leo Adams Willie T. Howard Roy Wooten

Ferrell Lumber Co. R. A. Slaven Sawlnill Tinsley's Sawmill

Brewer's Sawmill M. C. Hopkins Glen Kimes Shipp's Sawn~ill J . W. Vaught

Roy Ricl-tardson and Son J . H. Sherman

Barham-Sevier Co. Homer Brazeale Cartwright Mill Henry Draper Dale Givens M. F. I-Iallkwitz Mill Henry Jackson Walper Langley Aaron Posey Sevier and Hankwitz Mill

Bill Gibbs Sawlnill B. B. Heffington H. McCord Troy Rogers Cecil Turner

Eudora Eudora

Arkadelphia Gurdon Alpine Arkadelphia

St. Francis

Heber Springs Concord Quitman

Woodlawn Kingsland

McNeil Magnolia Magnolia Waldo McNeil Taylor

Jerusalem Jerusalem Center Ridge

Lake City Bono Jonesboro

Mulberry Natural Dam Mountainburg Mulberry Mountainburg

Wynne Wynne

Farindale Sparkman Holly Springs Willow Sparkman Princeton Round Hill Tulip Sparkman Princeton

Vilonia Vilonia Conway Mayflower Mayflower

Rt. 1 , Box 312 Box X

Box 11 1 Box 207 Star Route Box 9 1

Rt. 3, Box 53

Rt. 3

Box 471, Fordyce Kt. I . Box 199

Rt. 5. Box 293

Kt. 2 Rt. 2 Box 1166

Rt. 2, Box 124 Rt. I

Box 47 1, Fordyce Rt. I , Box 8

Rt. 2, Box 240, Malvern Rt. 1, Box 68 Holly Springs Rt. I , Box 466,Donaldson Rt. 1 , Box 160, Leola Rt. 2 Box 47 1 , Fordyce

Rt. 3 Rt. 3

Rt. 2

Table I7 .--Smull sawmillsi (continued)

Franklin

Fulton

Hot Spring

Howard

lndependerlce

Jefferson

Johnson

Herman Conley Gavin Patterson Saw Mill Floyd Statton Sawmill 0. B. Sturdiva~tt Sawinill

George Arn~istead Sawrnill D. Vii. Collins Sawnrill Owen Langston Mill Bill McCradie Sawil~ill K. C. Richarson Sawmill

Ray Johnson

Doiiald Davis Mill English Lumber C:o. L. C. Hope S. F. Lewis Mill Walker Bros. Tie and Lunlber

Raymond Cox Sawrnill Cupples Sawmill

Edward Adarns Bud Canada Joe Fincher Verdo Hollis

H. A. Cliar~dler Sawrnill D. A. Efird Sawmill Joe K. Robbins L. D. Tuggle Sawmill A. J . Willianls Mill

C. D. Davis Sawrnill Russell Jackson Poag Lumber Go.

Porter L. Bowman Sawmill En~nli t t Brown Sawmill Crabtree Sawmill Estell Crabtree Sawnlill Harley Saffel H. B. Martin Sawrnill F. V. Parr Sawnlill

Aromatic Cedar Baud Mill Gin Co. Dockiris Sawmill GarncHial Jones Sawmill Moss-American Er~gene Owerls Sawillill Smith-llugh Sawrnill Woodrow-Cook

K. M. Watson

Willis Grace Sawmill Bill James Sawmill

Ozark Mulberry Oz ark O ~ a r k

Saddle Marn~noth Sp r~ng Salem Mamrnoth Spring Ellzabetll

Hot Spr~ngs

Poyen Sheridan Le0ld Beltast Poyen

Paragould Marmnduke

Guernsey McCaskill Washington Patmos

Malvern Glen Rose Malvern Glen Rose Center Con~niurlity

Umpire Urrlplre Dlerks

Salada Floral Newark Cord Cord Dowdy Cord

Melbourne Melbourne Blockwell Wideman Melbourne Callco Rock G ld Calico Rock

Sulphur Sprlngs

Lamar Salus

Rt. 2 Rt. 2 , Box 241

Star Route

Mammoth Spring

Rt . 1 , Box 648

Box 5

Rt. 1 , Prattsville 306 West 7th, Sheridan Rt. 1 ,Box46B, Malvern

Rt. 7

Malvern R t . 2, Box 49 Malvern Kt. 1 , Box 22, Leola

Saffell

Gainsville, Mo.

Oil Trough Melbourne

Rt. 1, Box 3 12, Pine Bluff

Rt. 1

Lafayette D. G. Turner Lewisville

Table 17.-Small sawmills1 (continued)

Lawrence Broadway Sawmill Maynard Casper Lee Edwards and Son Sawmill Gatewood Sawmill Hays Bros. Lumber Co. Moss-American M ~ r p h y Sawmill Lowell Junior Richey Swartzlander Sawmill

Smithville Rt. 1, Imboden Lynn Hoxie Hoxie Box 58 Strawberry Strawberry Ravenden Powhatan Ravenden

County

Lee Dale Bennett Sawn~ill Aubrey

Johnson Ozark Box and Crating Co. Clarksville Box 321 Vaughn Selby Sawmill Lamar Rt. 1

Finn Plant

Lincoln Allen's Sawmill Could

Location

Little River Earl Altenbaurner Julius R. Bowman Sawmill Henry Brown Sawrnill Bush Lumber Co. Eb Garmen Sawmill George Garrett Sawmill Junior Kelly Green W. H. Gregory Sawmill Hess Bros. Sawmill Hinton Tie Co. Kenneth Klitz Sawmill M. F. Lisenby and Son E. F. Scarborough Jack Scott Sawmill Babe Smith Sawmill C. C. Smith Tackett Sawmill Clifford Tanks Sawmill Floyd Ward Sawmill Wright Lumber Co., Inc.

Addrem2

Logan

Lonoke

Madison

Friga Bros. Sawmill George Sctlonweiler Sawinill

Floyd Davis Sawmill Charles T . Dyson Sawmill W. T. McCallie Lumber Co. Cecil McMurtry Wilbert Moss W. E. White

Clark Mill Gilmir Sawmill Hayes Industries

Ozark Forest Products Richland Handle Co.

Allene Wilton Arden Winthrop Jewel Arden Arkinda Aslidown Winthrop Ashdown Cross Roads Wilton Allem Arden Cross Roads Winthrop Wallace Cross Roads Ogden Ashdown

New Blaine Paris

Ward Austin Carlisle Cabot Carlisle Cabot

Forunl Clifty Conlbs

Kingston Wesley

Rt. 1

Rt. 1, Marianna

Box 322

Box 45 Box 472, Aslldown Rt. 3 , Ashdown

Star Route, Winthrop

Box 292

Star Route Box 143

Box 126 Box 34 Rt. 3, Ashdown

Rt. 3, Ashdown

Rt. 3

Box 3

Rt. 3, Huntsville Rt. 3, Huntsville Van Buren St.,

Eureka Springs

Table 17 .-Small sawmills1 (continued)

Marion

Miller

Monroe

Newton

Madison Alfred Thompson Sawmill Watts Sawmill White Sawmill Willhite Sawm~ll

Burleson Cedar Mill Humphrey Sawmill H. C. Ormand Supply Co. A. L. Pilgrim Cedar Mill

Bryant and Horn Sawmill Frizzell Jones Lumber Co.

Ferrell-Cooper Lumber Co. 0. R. Glover Ray Moore Tie Mill Pearson Lumber Co. Roy and Octie Pledger Tie Mill

Montgomery Glenwood Lumber Co.

Nevada Acorn Lumber Co. John B. Gulley Ozark Forest Products Bill Purifoy Tie Mill J . D. Walker Tie Mill D. A. Wicker Mill G. W. Young Sawmill

Bowling Sawmill Brisco Sawmill A. L. Casey Lumber Co. Lloyd Cunningham T. J. Fiveasll Harold Greenhaw Hudson Sawmill Turnie Hughes Jerry Martin Jerry Martin Price Lumber Co. Harold Day Sawmill

Ouachita F. V. Bell Tie Mill Tom Belt Tie Mill Chidester Lumber Co. Doyle Harvey Mill J. D. Henson Tie Mill Frank and James Landers P. W. Strickland Tie Mill Fred Wood and Son Sawmill

Perry W. Richard Johnson R. B. Long Pennington & Williams Sawmill B. H. Satterfield

Ph~Ilips Gulledge Lumber Co.

Huntsville Rt. 4 Combs Forum Rt. 3, Huntsville Boston

Monark Rt. 1, YelIvilIe Flippin Summit Harrison Fairview Flippin

Texarkana Texarkana Box 954

Brinkley Holly Grove Roe Clarendon Monroe

Tabor Settlement

Rosston Presco tt Sutton Anthony Switch Waterloo Prescott Bodcaw

Fallsville Osage Boxley Jasper Hasty Vendor Jasper Jasper Parthenon Jasper Deer Jasper Jasper Vendor Jasper

Calhoun Rt. 3, Box 235, Camden

Amy Eagle Mills Chidester Box 8 Chidester Rt. 2, Box 103 Camden Stephens Rt. 3 , Box 176 Camden Chidester Rt. 1

Perryville Rt. 2, Box 19 Perry Perryville Rt. 2 Perryville Box 245

Marvel1 Box 132

Glenwood

Box 341. Camden

Camden Camden Rt. 4 Camden

Salus Compton Ponca

Table 17.-Small sawmills1 (continued)

Pike G. D. Brewer Charlie Couch Mill Elbert Davis Lumber Co. E. V. Hill Sawmill Inell Jones Sawmill Pinkerton Lumber Co.

Polk

Piant Location I ~ d d r e d County

Pope

Firm

Prairie

Pulaski

Roy Ferguson C. E. Martin Reese Tie Co. Reese Tie Co. Gaylord Rosson Sanderson's Lumber Co.

Opal Bartlett Duvall's Sawmill Troy Ennis Leon Garrison Robert L. Johrlson Loyon Langford Willie Parrish Bud Treadwell

Murfreesboro Antoine Murfreesboro Delight

Langley Glenwood

Board Camp Hatfield Cove Cove Ink Mena

Appleton Russellville Atkins Hector Ben Hur Dover Appleton Scottsville

De Queen

Box 201 Rt. 1 Glenwood Box 205

Rt. 1, Box 235, Mena Rt. 1 Box 467, Stilwell, Okla. Box 467, Stilwell, Okla. Oden Star Route, Mena Rt. 2, Box 216

Rt. 4, Box 150 Rt. 3 Ben Hur

Hector

Jimmie Don Green Tie Mill Des Arc

0. F. Alexander Little Rock Rt. 6 , Box 163 Eschbach Bros. Wye Con~muriity Rt. I , Bigelow Troyce Halpain Alexander Rt. 1, Box 173B George P. Leatherman North Little Rock 2000 Osage Lacy ~ c ~ n t ~ r e ~ Monnie Springs Box 38, Roland J . Roland Williams Lumber ~ 0 . ~ Jacksonville Box 476

Randolph W. R. Agnew J . H. Allison Sawmill Blevins Sawmill Butler's Mill Cagle Mill Clay Sawmill Koons Sawmill Billie Lynxwiler Sawmill McKeynolds Sawmill Rapert Sawmill Duane Tee1 Kennoth Vandergriff N. J. Wilkerson

St. Francis A. P. Demange Lumber Co., Inc. Jim Ellis Doyne Emmerson J. A. Hardin D. R. Jones Sawmill Bill Smith Tie Mill John Smith True Temper Corp. Young's Sawmill

Ravenden Springs Pocahontas Middlebrook Pocahontas Pocahontas Pocahontas Pocahontas Warm Springs Ravenden Springs Maynard Pocahontas Ravenden Springs Ravenden Springs

Madison Colt Colt Colt Pinetree Palestine Forrest City Wheatley Summersweet

Rt. 1 Rt. 5 Rt. 3, Pocahontas Reyno

Rt. 2 Rt. 4, Box 155

Rt. 1 Rt. 1

Rt. I

Box 171

Palestine

Rt. 2, Box 213A Box 95 Box 222, Palestine

Table 17 .-Small sawmills1 (continued) I I Plant

Scott

County

Searcy

Saline D. B. Beck James A. Kindy Lumber Co. Nelson E. Kling Arthur Lindsey J . W. Mashburn William Price Jewel1 Robinson

Terry Edwards Sawmill Goddard Bros. Sawmill Jerome Hall Sawmill Ted Metcalf Roy Nichols Sanders Bros. Sawmill Waldron Stave Co. Charles Wallace Sawmill Waltreak Tie Co. Jesse Williams Rufus Williams

Branscum & Harness Bratton Sawmill Campbell Bros. Sawmill Paul Jones Loftins and Chadwick Still's Sawmill Treadwell Lumber Co. Treat bros. Sawmill

Sebastian Chester Johnson Lumber Co.

Sevier G. J. Brewer Sawmill John Brewer M. L. Brewer Joe Chandler Horatio Lumber Co. Lowell Morphew Buddy Munn Poag Lumber Co. Poag Lumber Co. Poag Lumber Co. Poag Lumber Co. Wilson and Hooker

Sharp Bailey's Sawmill Edward Baldridge Sawmill Ross-Fortuna

Stone Forrest Brannon Branscum and Bagby Sawmill George Cartwright Herman Chitwood Olis G. Gammill Claude McCarty George F. Monahan

Firm

Bland Benton Mablevale Avilla 2 miles West Hensley Mulberry Community Bauxite

Weeks Waldron Y City Abbott Parks Bates Waldron Nella Parks Abbott Abbott

Marshall Snowball Mount Judea Marshall Marshall Morning Star Morning Star Marshall

Midland

De Queen Horatio De Queen De Queen Horatio Gillham Horatio De Queen Horatio Lockesburg De Queen De Queen

Ash Flat Hardy Hardy

Fiftysix Mountain View Fiftysix Mountain View Tirnbo Mountain View Mountain View

Location I Addred Box 2 1, Benton Rt. 2, Box 582 9800 Kling Rd. Rt. 1, Box 137, Alexander Rt. 1 , Hensley Rt. 2, Box 323, Benton Malvern

Rt. 1, Heavener, Okla. Rt. 3

Rt. 2, Booneville

Box 172

Rt. 2, Booneville Rt. 2, Booneville

Marshall

Box 41

Kt. 4, Box 47, Marshall Marshall Box 217

Box 414, Horatio Box 261 1022 North 16th St.

Box 155

704 Gilson Ave. 704 Gilson Ave., De Queen 704 Gilson Ave., De Queen 704 Gilson Ave., De Queen

Table 17 .----Small sawmills1 (continued)

Scudder Price Sawmill Mountain View

County

Union C. H. Nolen Lumber Co.

Jack Wilson

Plant inn .- Location 1 ~ d d r e s S

Van Buren Arkwood, Inc. Martin Bramlett C. L. Downey Sawmill T. L. French Jerl Hefner Roy Keeling Kincannon and Williams Benton Thomas

Stone Doyle Morrison Fox

Washington Dixon Sawmill Donaghey Sawmill Drumrnond Sawmill Alvis Hampton Hayes lndustries

White

Hollingsworth Sawrnill Oren Luper Nation's Hardwood Co. Ozark Forest Products Preston Sawmill

Wallace Bell Henry Bench W. W. Chrisp Lolon Crisler Calvin Davis Ralph Davis Nelson Mitchell Jack Moore T. L. Porter Roy Rettig

Woodruff T. C. Riding Robinson Sawmill Clarance C. Shue

Yell George Eddy W. E. Housley Sawmill J. D. Winters Sawmill

Three Creeks

Junction City

Clinton Clinton Dennard Clinton Clinton Clinton Scotland Scotland

Lincoln Springdale Brentwood Winslow Winslow

Durham Winslow Prairie Grove Fayetteville Winslow

Searcy Floyd Beebe Pangburn Judsonia Judsonia Bald Knob Griffithville Griffithville Beebe

Hunter Wiville Morton

Danville Onyx Yell County

606 North Jackson St., El Dorado

Rt. 4 Rt. 5 , Leslie Rt. 4 Rt. 3 Rt. 4

Box 6, Jerusalen~

Rt. 1 Rt. 5 Winslow

Van Buren St., Eureka Springs

Rt. 1 , Fayetteville Rt. 2

Rt. 3

Rt. 2 Rt. 1

Higginson

Rt. 4, McCrory

Rt . 1, Belleville Star Route, Steve 814 East "J" St.,

Russellville

iOutput o f less thun 3 mtllion board feet. 2 ~ p c c i l ~ e d only ti different from plant locatton 3~roduccd uhtp, for %lo to pulpmills.

Table 18 .-Wood pulpmills

Ashley Georgia-Pacific Corp., Crossett Division-Paper Crossett

Conway

Jefferson

Little River

Ouacllita

Arkansas Kraft Corp.

Dierks Paper Co. lnternat~onal Paper Co.

Nekoosa-Edwards Paper Co.

lnternational Paper Co.

Morrilton

Pine Bluff Pine Bluff

Ashdown

Ca~nden

Pulaski Superwood Corp. of Arkansas Little Rock

Table 19.-Post, pole, and piling plants

Baxter

Benton

County

Boone

Carroll

Gene Horn Sawmill

Eversole and Son Stave Co. Timber Treated Products, lnc.

Firm

Arkwood, lnc. G. H. Widner

Earl Clifton Post Plant

Location I ~ddress' I Type2

Cleburne Cleburne County Post Co.

Conway

Dallas

Franklin

Fulton

Grant

Howard

Don Reid

Elrod Co.

J . G . Littlepage

Old Joe

Rogers Box 183 Rogers Box 147

Omaha Box 10, Harrison P Harrison Rt . 5 0

Berryville Rt . 4 0

Heber Springs Rt . 3 , Box 5 3 0

Jerusalem 0

Fordyce Box 346, Rison 0

Ozark Rt . 2 0

North Arkansas Penta Products Viola R t . 2

International Paper Co., Wood Leola Box 121 Preserving Division

M. Doren Davis Wood Products Umpire Russell Jackson Umpire

lzard Lindsey Post Co. Calico Rock Sentznel Wood Treating Post Yard Calico Rock

Lafayette Eason Wood Products Lewlsville

Marion L~ndon's Cedar Mill Summit Box 7 2 Roark Posts Monark Yellville

Ouachita Ouachita-Nevada Treating Co.

Pike International Paper Co., Wood Preserving Division

Reader

Delight Box 116

Polk

Pulaski

Scott

Cinirnaron Lumber Co. flat field Box 18 N International Paper Co., Wood

Preserving Division Mena Box 125 0 Midwest Creosoted Products Co. Mena Box 5 0 4 0 Reese Tie Co. Post Plant Cove Box 467, Stillwell, Okla. 0 Three States Lumber Co. Mena Box 7 0 P

Koppers Co., Inc. North Little Rock Box 3185 P

Waldron Stave Co. Waldron Box 172 0

Table 19.-Post, pole, and piling plants (continued)

County - Firm I bcation 1 ~ddress' b d Searcy

Sevier

Union

Yell

White Wood Treating Co. St . Joe Rt . 1

Dierks Forest, Inc., Treating Division De Queen

El Dorado Pole and Piling Co., Inc. El Dorado Box 7

Midwestern Creosoted Products, Inc. Ola Omaha, Nebr Wood Treating Plant Ola Box 206

lSpec~hed only ~f dtfferent from plant locatlon 1~ = pressure treatlng.

N = nonpreasure treatlng. 0 = nontreatlng plants.

Table 20.- Veneer plants --

County Firm I Location I Address1 2 -

Ashley Georgia-Pacific ~ o r p . ~ Georgia-Pacific ~ o r p . ~

Crossett Crossett

Clark Arkla Chemical ~ o r p . ~ Gurdon Box 43 0

Dallas Georgia-Pacific ~ o r p . ~ Fordyce 0

Hot Spring Van Veneer Co. Malvern Box 61 C

Howard

Phillips

Nashville Basket ~ 0 . ~ Ouachita Veneer Co.

Nashville Umpire

Beisel Veneer Hoop ~ 0 . ~ West Helena Box 2338 McKnight Veneer and Plywood, l n ~ . ~ West Helena Drawer M

Pulaski Little Rock Crate and Basket ~ 0 . ~ Little Rock 1623 East 14th C

Union Junction City Veneer ~ o r p . ~ Junction City Box J 0

White Enterprise Veneer Co. Judsonia 0

Woodruff Delta Plywood Cotton Plant Marianna 0

'5pe~tt led only 1 1 dlffercnt from pidnt lo~at lon 2( = ptdnt, produ~lng ~ h ~ e i l y contamer veneer 0 = pldnt\ produ~lng ~hlef ly ~ o m n l e r ~ l d l and other veneer,

'Produ~ed L ~ I P I lor a l e to pulp ~ndu\try

Table 2 1 .-Miscellaneous plants

Countv I Firm

Arkansas Guy Young Stave ill^ Jasper Hwy. 152 & Bayou Meto

Plant

Baxter Martins Charcoal Co. 2

Promised Land Charcoal ~ o . ~ Glen vass2

Location

Mountain Home Rt . 2 Mountain Home Rt. 1 Midway

Address1

Benton Eversole and Son Stave ~ 0 . ~ Rogers Box 183

Boone Flexsteel Industries, ~ n c . ~ Independent Stave ~ 0 . ~ Keeter Charcoal ~ o . ~

Harrison Harrison Omaha

Box 722

Box 653 , Branson, Mo.

Carroll Keeter Charcoal ~ o . ~ Green Forest

Chicot W. C. Nisler Dimension ~ o . ~ Dern~ot t Box 178

Clark National Gypsum C o 4 Arkadelphia

Cleveland woodrow ~ l l i l l i ~ s ~ Rison Pine Bluff

Table 2 1 .-Miscellaneous plants (conti~lued)

Craighead B & T Dimension ill^ Clem's ~ a w r n i l l ~ M. N. ~ i 1 1 ~ B. M. ~ e ~ a l l e n ~ H. J . ~ c ~ u r r a ~ ~ Smith sawmill6

Jonesboro Jonesboro Lake City Lake City Lake City Phillips

County

Rt. 5 109 South Main St.

Firm Plant

Box 68

Location

Crawford Nolen Handle Co.' Mountainburg

~ddress'

Cross Roy Richardsoli and s o n 3 Wynne Rt . 2, Box 124

Dallas L. W. Clark, 111c.~ Fordyce

Franklin Ozark Charcoal ~ o . ~ Ozark l i t . 2

Fulton Berry Manufacturing Co.' Mammoth Spring Kt. 4

Garland W. 0 . Bates and s o n 6 Hot Springs 608 McClendon Rd.

Grant Lapierre-Sawyer Handle ~ 0 . ~ Sheridan Box 32

Greene Paragould Wood Products Co., 1nc.' Paragould 817 S. 5th St. , Box 3 1

Hempstead Bruner Ivory Handle Co.' Split Hickory Co.,

Hot Spring Bray Lumber ~ o . ~ Kidder Lumber ~ o . ~

Hope Hope

Box 647 Box 25

Malvern 5 3 1 Sunset Dr. Malvern Box 115

Howard Advance Excelsior ~ 0 . ~ Mineral Springs Rt . 1, Box 4 2

Independence Bowman Handle ill^ Freeman Rice ~awrnill '

Batesville Hwy. 167 S . Pleasant Plains

Johnson Clarksville Wood Products, ~ n c . ~ Clarksville Box 529

Lawrence Edward Downum6 Billy Joe & Gene Gentry6 V & B Manufacturing ~ o . ~

Logan Arkansas Charcoal ~ o . ~ Scranton Charcoal ~ o . ~

Lauratown Walnut Ridge Walnut Ridge

Paris Scranton

Lonoke Lewis Elrnore Cabot Net Hoop C O . ~ Cabot Box 91

Madison Keeter Charcoal ~ o . ~ Willhite ~awmil l ' Wood Shavings Coop., ~ n c . ~

Huntsville Boston Huntsville

Marion Humphrey sawmill3 Flippin

Monroe Alderson Lumber ~ o . ~ H. L. Patrick5 Jose Luis Pineda6

Fargo Brinkley Monroe

Montgomery Mount Ida Stave ~ 0 . ~ Mount Ida

Newton George Charcoal ~ o . ~ Walter Fowler ~awmil l ' >6

George Ponca

Rt. 5

Rt . 5

Box 898 , Forrest City

Star Route, Osage

Ouachita Monarch Wedge ~ o . ~ Carndeli Box 2 155, Cullendale Sta.

Phillips Lynn ~ r o o k s ' Holly Grove Rt . 2

Prairie Treat Bros. and Clark Stave ~ 0 . ~ Des Arc

Table 21 .-Miscellarzeous plants (continued)

Prairie White River Square ~ o . ~ Des Arc

County

Pulaskl AMXCO., I ~ ~ . ~ L D. Johnson Stave M111,111c.~

Rz~ndolph J . G . Flagg Stave Manufacturers3 Grlffin Mill6 Kifer ~ i 1 1 ~ Mitchell Block orris^

Firm

North Little Rock Box 5 168 Llttle Rock 1 1420 Southridge 131

Pocahontas Box 66 Warm Springs Kavenden O'Kean Pocahontas Rt . 2 Dalton

Plant

St. Francts Overtus Brinker Furniture Square ill^^^ Caldwell Box 39

Location

Scott Waldron Charcoal Co., 1nc.I Waldron Stave ~ 0 . ~

Williams and Son Moulding ~ o . ~

~ddress'

Searcy Loftins and chadwick3 C. D. Sutterfield5 Treat Bros. Stave Co., Inc. 3

Waldron Box 303 Waldron Box 172 Abbott

Leslie Landis Marshall

Rt. 7 , Box 704

Sebastian Sut ton Products, 1nc.j Fort Smith Box 191

Stone Burton Trotter3 Mountain View

Union L. W. Clark3 Strong Box 267

Washington Acme Handle ~ 0 . j

Budd Post and ~ a r d w o o d ~ Ozark Forest Products, ~ n c . ~

White A. 0. Patterson6 James washburn6

Fayetteville Box 208 Faye tteville Box 6 4 0 Fayetteville Box 1054

Searcy Box 425 Bald Knob

Yell Plainview Wood Products, ~ n c . ~ Plainview

I ~pcc t~kcd only zf dtfferent from plant locatloa. ?Charcoal. %.,~<,pera~c 41 \cel\tor. Slt.indle\lock f J ~ ~ \ c c l l a n c o u r dlrnenr~on rnlll.

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