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20-page account of family stories of James H. Berry, 1841-1913, Confederate soldier, lawyer, governor of Arkansas, and United States senator, written by his granddaughter, Mary C. Berry.

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Letter from W.[illiam] J. Waggener (Oakland, California) to Mary Gates Southworth (Fayetteville, Arkansas), April 9, 1909, concerning the early history of the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville.

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Notebook, ca. 100 pages, in which were pasted circulars (mimeographed) from the State Provost Marshall's office and the State Adjutant General's office, as well as correspondence concerning the draft.

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Handwritten receipt for tuition signed by James H. Stirman, Treasurer of Arkansas College, Fayetteville.

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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.

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Printed broadside "To the Voters of Arkansas," by Thomas Fletcher, Chairman, and J. B. Suttler, exposing Democrat activities and advising votes for four Populist and four Republican electors.

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Printed broadside "To the Farmers of Arkansas" by J.B. Paine, Secretary-Treasurer (of the Arkansas Union) regarding the establishment of community cooperative "Business Enterprises."

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Memo from Minnie G. Hanson, former University of Arkansas student, to T.H. Alford, Commissioner of Education, and others, regarding the proper method to teach the children of Arkansas to read.

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Small broadside advertising commissioner's sale of land and cotton gin in Bald Knob, January 9, 1894; announcement from Jno. [John] T. Hicks, Commissioner, Searcy, December 18, 1893.

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Accounts of James and Peter St. Clair, 1858-1861. 14 sheets.

Printed ledger sheets of Skillern & Mulherin, "Dealers in Fancy and Staple Dry Goods ... Austin, Ark." with lists of pur­chases by James St. Clair, November 13- December 11, 1858, and by Peter St. Clair, November 13, 1858-January 7, [1861]; list of credits.

Scope and Content Note From the Collection: Brochures for series of lectures and performances. Typed letter (with envelope) from S. E. Arp, The Arp House, Mountain Home, to C. J. Messick, Mountain Home, giving dates and costs of lectures and performances presented by Midland Lyceum Bureau (Des Moines, IA), for 1916-1917 season; Midland Entertainment season ticket; brochures, with halftones, of scheduled performers on tour: Dr. L. G. Herbert, Francis J. Gable, The Beverly Entertainers, The Potters, and The Cambridge...

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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.

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"History of the First United Methodist Church, Warren, Arkansas," by Hugh Mosely, Sr., 1981. Typescript history of the Warren Methodist Church from 1827-1981. Positive photocopy.

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Petition from the residents of Marmaduke, Arkansas, to the Green County Court, May 31, 1893, for the construction of a country road.