Scope and Content Note From the Collection: The papers contain Purdue's correspondence, consisting mainly of an exchange of letters (some photocopied) between Purdue and Herbert Hoover, 1898-1913. The letter from Hoover dated 1898 is incomplete; Richard Howell Purdue states that his mother, Ida Pace Purdue, destroyed the first four pages, containing the date and salutation, following the death of Purdue in 1917. A letter from Theodore Roosevelt concerning the possibility of Roosevelt leading a detachment of volunteers in France in the...

Scope and Content Note From the Collection: The papers contain Purdue's correspondence, consisting mainly of an exchange of letters (some photocopied) between Purdue and Herbert Hoover, 1898-1913. The letter from Hoover dated 1898 is incomplete; Richard Howell Purdue states that his mother, Ida Pace Purdue, destroyed the first four pages, containing the date and salutation, following the death of Purdue in 1917. A letter from Theodore Roosevelt concerning the possibility of Roosevelt leading a detachment of volunteers in France in the...

Scope and Content Note From the Collection: The papers contain Purdue's correspondence, consisting mainly of an exchange of letters (some photocopied) between Purdue and Herbert Hoover, 1898-1913. The letter from Hoover dated 1898 is incomplete; Richard Howell Purdue states that his mother, Ida Pace Purdue, destroyed the first four pages, containing the date and salutation, following the death of Purdue in 1917. A letter from Theodore Roosevelt concerning the possibility of Roosevelt leading a detachment of volunteers in France in the...

Scope and Contents From the Series: Essays written by Z. Lytton Reagan, a student at the University of Arkansas (then the Arkansas Industrial University) and photographs pertaining to the University and Phi Kappa Alpha fraternity. Zenas Lytton Reagan was a student at the Arkansas Industrial University, starting in the Preparatory Department in 1900 and earning his bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering in 1908. From 1915 to 1921 he served as a member of the university's Board of Trustees. He died in 1976....

Scope and Contents From the Series: Essays written by Z. Lytton Reagan, a student at the University of Arkansas (then the Arkansas Industrial University) and photographs pertaining to the University and Phi Kappa Alpha fraternity. Zenas Lytton Reagan was a student at the Arkansas Industrial University, starting in the Preparatory Department in 1900 and earning his bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering in 1908. From 1915 to 1921 he served as a member of the university's Board of Trustees. He died in 1976....

Scope and Contents From the Series: Essays written by Z. Lytton Reagan, a student at the University of Arkansas (then the Arkansas Industrial University) and photographs pertaining to the University and Phi Kappa Alpha fraternity. Zenas Lytton Reagan was a student at the Arkansas Industrial University, starting in the Preparatory Department in 1900 and earning his bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering in 1908. From 1915 to 1921 he served as a member of the university's Board of Trustees. He died in 1976....

Scope and Contents From the Series: Essays written by Z. Lytton Reagan, a student at the University of Arkansas (then the Arkansas Industrial University) and photographs pertaining to the University and Phi Kappa Alpha fraternity. Zenas Lytton Reagan was a student at the Arkansas Industrial University, starting in the Preparatory Department in 1900 and earning his bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering in 1908. From 1915 to 1921 he served as a member of the university's Board of Trustees. He died in 1976....

Scope and Contents From the Series: Essays written by Z. Lytton Reagan, a student at the University of Arkansas (then the Arkansas Industrial University) and photographs pertaining to the University and Phi Kappa Alpha fraternity. Zenas Lytton Reagan was a student at the Arkansas Industrial University, starting in the Preparatory Department in 1900 and earning his bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering in 1908. From 1915 to 1921 he served as a member of the university's Board of Trustees. He died in 1976....

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These papers consist of correspondence, receipts, an account book, and contracts belonging to the Woolverton family.

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Primarily portrait photographs of Williford family members and Boone County schools. Original photographs 1-5 are restricted and have been replaced with 4" x 5" duplicate prints and 35mm negatives. Photograph 18 has been removed to the Manuscript Collection Oversize Box number 1. Photographs numbered 19 through 25 are of Boone County schools and students taught by Nona Vivian Williford. All photographs are black and white.

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This collection includes a scrapbook (1949-1952) created by Marnelle Thomsen while she was a member of the Delta Gamma sorority at the University of Arkansas. It also includes photographs pertaining to the career of her father, Fred C. Thomsen, who was Razorback Football Coach from 1928 to 1942.

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This collection includes a scrapbook (1949-1952) created by Marnelle Thomsen while she was a member of the Delta Gamma sorority at the University of Arkansas. It also includes photographs pertaining to the career of her father, Fred C. Thomsen, who was Razorback Football Coach from 1928 to 1942.

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Included in this series are photographs pertaining to Smith's family, the WPA, the Capitol Press Club, and other subjects.  Also included are one broadside and two drawings.  Photograph size is listed height first.  Photographs are black and white unless noted.  Most are arranged chronologically with undated photographs last.  The "Portraits of Others," however, are arranged alphabetically.

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Included in this series are photographs pertaining to Smith's family, the WPA, the Capitol Press Club, and other subjects.  Also included are one broadside and two drawings.  Photograph size is listed height first.  Photographs are black and white unless noted.  Most are arranged chronologically with undated photographs last.  The "Portraits of Others," however, are arranged alphabetically.

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Included in this series are photographs pertaining to Smith's family, the WPA, the Capitol Press Club, and other subjects.  Also included are one broadside and two drawings.  Photograph size is listed height first.  Photographs are black and white unless noted.  Most are arranged chronologically with undated photographs last.  The "Portraits of Others," however, are arranged alphabetically.

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Included in this series are photographs pertaining to Smith's family, the WPA, the Capitol Press Club, and other subjects.  Also included are one broadside and two drawings.  Photograph size is listed height first.  Photographs are black and white unless noted.  Most are arranged chronologically with undated photographs last.  The "Portraits of Others," however, are arranged alphabetically.

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Included in this series are photographs pertaining to Smith's family, the WPA, the Capitol Press Club, and other subjects.  Also included are one broadside and two drawings.  Photograph size is listed height first.  Photographs are black and white unless noted.  Most are arranged chronologically with undated photographs last.  The "Portraits of Others," however, are arranged alphabetically.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

Included in this series are photographs pertaining to Smith's family, the WPA, the Capitol Press Club, and other subjects.  Also included are one broadside and two drawings.  Photograph size is listed height first.  Photographs are black and white unless noted.  Most are arranged chronologically with undated photographs last.  The "Portraits of Others," however, are arranged alphabetically.

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Included in this series are photographs pertaining to Smith's family, the WPA, the Capitol Press Club, and other subjects.  Also included are one broadside and two drawings.  Photograph size is listed height first.  Photographs are black and white unless noted.  Most are arranged chronologically with undated photographs last.  The "Portraits of Others," however, are arranged alphabetically.

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Included in this series are photographs pertaining to Smith's family, the WPA, the Capitol Press Club, and other subjects.  Also included are one broadside and two drawings.  Photograph size is listed height first.  Photographs are black and white unless noted.  Most are arranged chronologically with undated photographs last.  The "Portraits of Others," however, are arranged alphabetically.

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This series includes the Upchurch family papers from Hackett and Fort Smith, musical and theatrical programs, and information on several Arkansas communities, including Hackett, Fayetteville, and Fort Smith. Home front materials contain World War II rationing stamps and booklets.

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John J. Egger's certificate as postmaster of Egger, Polk County, Arkansas (1886), and diary kept on a calendar pad by Johnny Egger, 1927. The diary includes notes on the weather and a day-by-day account of Egger's activities: farming, hauling, woodcutting, hunting, and visits.

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Scrapbooks of Fayetteville High School and the Northside Rotary Club of Fayetteville.

Scope and Content Note From the Collection: Correspondence, postcards, printed material, a broadside, and a scrapbook complete this collection. Significant correspondents include: Fred W. Allsopp Bernie Babcock Doak S. Campbell J.H. Carmichael Fadjo Cravens S.C. Dellinger L.S. Dunaway Jim G. Ferguson ...

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Pen and ink illustration by Bert Hanor of the 1884 gambling feud between S.A. Doran and Frank Flynn in Hot Springs, Arkansas. The drawing was printed in the 1973 issue of The Record, published by the Hot Springs, Garland County Historical Society.