From our files: February 2006
-Messenger file photo
Workers leave the Electrolux plant in Webster City after learning that the company was going to eliminate 700 jobs there, moving front-loader washing machine production to a factory in Mexico.
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-Messenger file photo
Workers leave the Electrolux plant in Webster City after learning that the company was going to eliminate 700 jobs there, moving front-loader washing machine production to a factory in Mexico.
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