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Analysis highlights the rising sale of lumber substitutes in South Arkansas and Oklahoma, suggesting necessary actions to tackle competition.
Because of the abnormally large demand for lumber and the flood of information on the scarcity of timber we are likely to overlook the fact that the sale of lumber substitutes is increasing by leaps and bounds. Mr. Clark calls attention to this and indicates what needs be done in the South to meet this and other competition.
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