Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Wood-Using Industries of Virginia
In the pine region in the Southeastern part of the State there are extensive modern sawmill plants which manufacture a large portion of the lumber produced in Virginia. Besides these there are numerous small sawmills and portable mills operating on wood lots and cutting the hardwoods in the foothills and mountain regions. The census re port for 1909 showed Virginia had in active operation mills, which was a greater number than that shown by any of the other forty-eight States; Louisiana. For instance. Produced feet more than Virginia and had in Operation only 656 mills. In Arkansas, 'where the cut was almost equal to that of Virginia, there were fewer mills.
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