Scope and Contents From the Series: Lessie May Dodds (1891-1997) was born in Cornerville, Arkansas, the first child of Henriette Thomasson (1870-1934) and Robert Dodds (1864-1933). Lessie grew up on a farm next to Bayou Bartholomew and near the town of Wabbeseka. After finishing grade school in Wabbeseka she took courses at Draughon’s Practical Business College in Fort Smith. In 1911 the Dodds family moved to Pine Bluff where Lessie began a job in a bank. Lessie used her reliable banking income to live well. She enjoyed...

Scope and Contents From the Series: Lessie May Dodds (1891-1997) was born in Cornerville, Arkansas, the first child of Henriette Thomasson (1870-1934) and Robert Dodds (1864-1933). Lessie grew up on a farm next to Bayou Bartholomew and near the town of Wabbeseka. After finishing grade school in Wabbeseka she took courses at Draughon’s Practical Business College in Fort Smith. In 1911 the Dodds family moved to Pine Bluff where Lessie began a job in a bank. Lessie used her reliable banking income to live well. She enjoyed...

Scope and Contents From the Series:

Materials pertaining to the Union Saw Mill company. With the exception of the contracts (sub-series 1), the Union Saw Mill materials were by the 1980s in disarray (mostly in the decrepit former Bank of Huttig building). Some of the material had been destroyed. Consequently, some years and some subjects are more fully covered in this collection than others.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

Materials pertaining to the Union Saw Mill company. With the exception of the contracts (sub-series 1), the Union Saw Mill materials were by the 1980s in disarray (mostly in the decrepit former Bank of Huttig building). Some of the material had been destroyed. Consequently, some years and some subjects are more fully covered in this collection than others.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

Materials pertaining to the Union Saw Mill company. With the exception of the contracts (sub-series 1), the Union Saw Mill materials were by the 1980s in disarray (mostly in the decrepit former Bank of Huttig building). Some of the material had been destroyed. Consequently, some years and some subjects are more fully covered in this collection than others.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

Materials pertaining to the Union Saw Mill company. With the exception of the contracts (sub-series 1), the Union Saw Mill materials were by the 1980s in disarray (mostly in the decrepit former Bank of Huttig building). Some of the material had been destroyed. Consequently, some years and some subjects are more fully covered in this collection than others.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

Materials pertaining to the Union Saw Mill company. With the exception of the contracts (sub-series 1), the Union Saw Mill materials were by the 1980s in disarray (mostly in the decrepit former Bank of Huttig building). Some of the material had been destroyed. Consequently, some years and some subjects are more fully covered in this collection than others.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

Materials pertaining to the Union Saw Mill company. With the exception of the contracts (sub-series 1), the Union Saw Mill materials were by the 1980s in disarray (mostly in the decrepit former Bank of Huttig building). Some of the material had been destroyed. Consequently, some years and some subjects are more fully covered in this collection than others.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

Materials pertaining to the Union Saw Mill company. With the exception of the contracts (sub-series 1), the Union Saw Mill materials were by the 1980s in disarray (mostly in the decrepit former Bank of Huttig building). Some of the material had been destroyed. Consequently, some years and some subjects are more fully covered in this collection than others.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

Materials pertaining to the Union Saw Mill company. With the exception of the contracts (sub-series 1), the Union Saw Mill materials were by the 1980s in disarray (mostly in the decrepit former Bank of Huttig building). Some of the material had been destroyed. Consequently, some years and some subjects are more fully covered in this collection than others.

Scope and Contents From the Series: Lessie May Dodds (1891-1997) was born in Cornerville, Arkansas, the first child of Henriette Thomasson (1870-1934) and Robert Dodds (1864-1933). Lessie grew up on a farm next to Bayou Bartholomew and near the town of Wabbeseka. After finishing grade school in Wabbeseka she took courses at Draughon’s Practical Business College in Fort Smith. In 1911 the Dodds family moved to Pine Bluff where Lessie began a job in a bank. Lessie used her reliable banking income to live well. She enjoyed...