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Biographical sketch, "The Life of General D. H. Hill as an American Citizen," written by George Gordon Stockard.

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Pencil-written memoir entitled "Love Will Find a Way," by Roy Robinson, of a Washington County, Arkansas courtship.

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Plat surveys of a part of T6N, R32W, drawn and annotated by County Surveyor John R. Smoot, April 7, 1870 (1 L. folded); two plat surveys of a part of T8N, R32W, drawn by surveyor J.K. Birnbaum, November 11, 1881 (1 L.) and December 1, 1886 (2 L.), the former indicating intersection of Van Buren Road and Little Rock & Fort Smith Railroad.

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Autobiographical sketch of Lessie Stringfellow Read, 2 pages, prepared for "General Federation Personal Sketch File," and text of an article, 4 pages, "Niloak of the Ozarks."

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This consists principally of letters from Dale Bumpers, John B. Connally, J. W. Fulbright, David W. Mullins, and other prominent Arkansans and Texans, in reply to Anderson's inquiry as to how the respondent spent the summer between his freshman and sophomore years in college.

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This work is a biographical essay on Futrall (1873-1939), first a classics professor and later president of the University of Arkansas.

Scope and Content Note From the Collection: 1 volume. Bound scrapbook of 180 printed pages, containing handwritten notes, lists, invitations, clippings, programs, and photographs created or collected by Pearl Mary Lone, who graduated from Rogers Academy, located in Rogers (Benton County), Arkansas, on May 28, 1913. She placed these materials describing her and her classmates' activities into a bound scrapbook entitled "The Girl Graduate: Her Book," with drawings and sections identified for various categories of keepsakes. The book was...

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Correspondence , mimeographed memoranda, and brochures pertaining to activities of Commission. Principal correspondent is Augustus W. Parke, Executive Secretary of Commission.

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Typescript minutes of the Arkansas Woman's Suffrage Association's organizational meeting, May 13, 1915; its October 25, 1915, meeting; and an executive board meeting of July 16, [1916?], held in Little Rock (Pulaski County) with representatives from across the state.