4-page folded leaflet describing Fort Smith's assets and encouraging immigration, issued by the Business Men's Club of Fort Smith.

12-page booklet "To The Investor, The Manufacturer and Agriculturist," describing Fort Smith, its "Municipal and Commercial Improvements," and "What Fort Smith Wants In Factories," issued by The Commercial League, Fort Smith.

Folded brochure containing halftone portrait of Claude A. Fuller, message "To the Democratic Voters of the Third Congressional District," biographical information, and endorsements of clergymen and organizations.

Correspondence, lists, notes, legal documents, transcripts of County Court records, and other materials created or received by leaders of the citizens' reform group organized to correct alleged electoral abuses and political corruption in Fayetteville, Arkansas.

Printed ("Typographical Union Label, Fort Smith, Ark." on front) brochure, folded to 4 pages, for the reelection of C. G. "Crip" Hall as Arkansas Secretary of State. Includes halftones of Hall and many views of Capitol.

Land sale indenture for purchasers A.D. Tenney, John Murphy, and Wilson [or Milton] Vale, trustees of the Harmonial Vegetarian Society of Harmony Springs (Benton County), Arkansas, and sellers James E. and Martha Spencer. Manuscript copy of an entry in Benton County Deed Book "E," pp. 340-341, probably prepared by Justice of the Peace P.V. Rhea.

Printed "1938 New Years Bulletin," mimeo "Harrison Chamber of Commerce News Flash," color litho post cards of Hotel Seville and City View Camp.

Printed (red ink) program for "A Spanish Evening" to benefit the Women's Library Association, Helena, Arkansas, April 24, 1894.

Daily sales journal of general merchants (John Henry and Edward Cunningham of Van Buren, Ark. ) for period March 3, 1853- February 25, 1856.

Printed leaflet, folded to 4 pp, giving record and qualifications of Tom A. Hill, candidate for Lieutenant Governor. Includes "Typographical Union Labor, Pine Bluff," logo and halftone of Hill.

Hiring bond for Jane, an enslaved girl, who was hired from G. W. Benton to J. J. Pratt in Union Springs, Arkansas.

Letter from Hoffman Laboratories, Little Rock, to William Hope "Coin" Harvey, Monte Ne, reporting the contamination of Harvey's "Elixir Springs" by animal waste.

Printed form letter from Hovey, "Head Quarters, Army of the South West, Camp at Helena, Ark." requesting that soldiers on sick leave who had recovered be returned to their regiments. This copy was directed, in different type, "To His Excellency the Governor of Wisconsin."

Accounts of some 43 customers from J. M. Green, Dealer in Dry Goods and Groceries, 1859-1863.

History of personnel, Evacuee Property work, legal assistance to evacuees, the Jerome Cooperative Enterprise Trust, the Community Activities Trust, the Community Council and its officers, operating costs for the Legal Division, and trials for crimes at Jerome.

Cotton purchase record books kept by the John Rawlings Company of Waldron, Scott County, Arkansas. Books record producers’ names, bale weights, cotton grades, prices, and purchasers’ names. Two volumes, each 160 pp.

Day-book, medicinal recipes, and other records created or received by Arkadelphia, Arkansas physician Z. C. Johnson, pertaining principally to his practice of medicine, but also to business affairs.

Printed booklet (43 pages) containing constitution and laws of the Supreme Council, Knights and Ladies' Mutual Aid, and "Subordinant Lodge Constitution," with alterations in pencil and ink; list of members.

Printed and filled in land grants to Joseph Smally, Independence County, 1839, and to David [Heikes], Independence County, 1856.

Handwritten legal notice, signed by Charles Kelly, calling for a court-ordered sale of enslaved persons owned by James Rupell to take place at Batesville on October 27, 1824. Judgment in favor of the estate of Patrick McMannis, deceased. Enslaved persons in the sale were Moses, an approximately 40-year-old man, Lew, an approximately 40-year-old woman, and Mel, an approximately 22-year-old man.

Letter post-marked Carter's Store (Washington County), from former Captain Brackin Lewis, Company B, First Arkansas Cavalry (Union), to William W. Dudley, U.S. Commissioner of Pensions, regarding Lewis' claim based on his wartime illnesses.

Printed ballot listing candidates and parties for representative, Lonoke Township justice of the peace and constable, county judge, sheriff, assessor, and other county offices; penciled note on reverse.

Book containing Articles of Association, 2 January 1889; attached certificate of filing from the Secretary of State, Arkansas; by-laws, minutes of stockholders' and direc­tors' meetings; annual reports and financial reports, 1889-1892. 1 volume, 192 pages.