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Seven land grant documents for land in Iowa and Missouri.

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Seven land grant documents for land in Iowa and Missouri.

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Seven land grant documents for land in Iowa and Missouri.

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Seven land grant documents for land in Iowa and Missouri.

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Seven land grant documents for land in Iowa and Missouri.

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Seven land grant documents for land in Iowa and Missouri.

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Seven land grant documents for land in Iowa and Missouri.

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"Folk songs, reels 367,368,369, and 370 recorded by Judy Kinslow and Alan Rennick, Arkansas Folklore, Fall 1960-61," Introduction, with photographs, for tape recording made for folklore class, Miss Mary C, Parler, teacher.

Scope and Content Note From the Collection: This collection contains a xeroxed copy of typescript (some leaves with autograph revisions overwritten) of Arkansas state capitol architect Mann's unpublished comments, Sept. 30, 1937, on George Washington Donaghey's book, Building a State Capitol (Little Rock, 1937). Original typescript copy of the manuscript is in Arkansas Gazette Foundation library, Little Rock. See John A. Treon, “Politics and Concrete: The Building of the Arkansas State Capitol,...

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Facsimile of: Treemonisha, Opera in Three Acts; Words and Music by Scott Joplin ... New York, [1911], published ca l944 in "a limited edition ... for research and study purposes by The Ragtime Society . . . Printed in Canada."

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Xerox copy of: Ann Charters, "The first Negro folk opera! Treemonisha," reproduced from Jazz Monthly, August 1972, pp. 6, 8-11.

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Mary D. Hudgins, "'Treemonisha'--An Arkansas Opera--Is Being Revived," from unidentified issue (ca 1969) of Hot Springs News, p. 1.

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Mary D. Hudgins, "Joplin Coming into His Own," from Collector's Weekly, July 25, 1972, pp. 6 and 8.

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Morehouse College Bulletin (Atlanta, GA) Vol. 39, No. 125, containing article, "Morehouse Presents Premiere of Joplin's Treemonisha," pp. 10-17.

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Jerry L. Atkins, "Scott Joplin and Texarkana," prepared for use with museum display of Joplin related materials owned by Texarkana Historical Society and Museum.

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From New York Times, New York Sunday News, Stereo Review, Long Island Press (Jamaica, NY), and Newsday (Garden City, NY).

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Xerox copy of : Addison W. Reed, "Scott Joplin, Pioneeer," reproduced from The Black Perspective in Music, Spring 1975, pp. 47-52

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Xerox copy of second part of above [16] article, reproduced from Fall 1975 issue, pp. 269-277, of the same journal.

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The collection consists of a letter from a University of Arkansas professor to Jones and two photographs of campus.

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Financial records dated 1831, 1848, 1851, 1853, and 1859, relating principally to the commercial affairs of John O'Neill, merchant in Camden, Arkansas. 5 items.

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Collector's items and display material. Four envelopes addressed (in autograph or in typescript) to addresses in Detroit and Chicago, bearing postal cancellations of U.S. post offices in: Bear, Ark., Nov. 30, 1929; Fifty-Six, Ark., Jan. 17, 1930; Figure Five, Ark., June 22, 1934; Turkey, Ark., Jan. 24, 1930.

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11 positive prints, 8" x 10" and 5 strips of negative film, 1" x 7 1/2", photographs of the portraits used to illustrate Gatewood's article, "Negro Legislators in Arkansas, 1891: A Document" Arkansas Historical Quarterly XXXI (Autumn 1972), 220-223.

Scope and Content Note From the Collection: Letters and notes, largely of a personal nature, to Clara B[ernice] Kennan and Mary D[engler] Hudgins pertaining primarily to educational television programs related to the music of WGS and articles written by CBK and MDH about the composer, donation of the Still Papers to the University of Arkansas Library, and WGS's honorary degree from the University in the spring of 1971. Correspondence also refers to Arkansans John [Rowland] Cowell, Margaret Bean Jasper, [John] [Little] McClellan,...

Scope and Content Note From the Collection: Letters and notes, largely of a personal nature, to Clara B[ernice] Kennan and Mary D[engler] Hudgins pertaining primarily to educational television programs related to the music of WGS and articles written by CBK and MDH about the composer, donation of the Still Papers to the University of Arkansas Library, and WGS's honorary degree from the University in the spring of 1971. Correspondence also refers to Arkansans John [Rowland] Cowell, Margaret Bean Jasper, [John] [Little] McClellan,...

Scope and Content Note From the Collection: Letters and notes, largely of a personal nature, to Clara B[ernice] Kennan and Mary D[engler] Hudgins pertaining primarily to educational television programs related to the music of WGS and articles written by CBK and MDH about the composer, donation of the Still Papers to the University of Arkansas Library, and WGS's honorary degree from the University in the spring of 1971. Correspondence also refers to Arkansans John [Rowland] Cowell, Margaret Bean Jasper, [John] [Little] McClellan,...