Layout, Cost of Pro- of Strawberries to Production Planning

comprehensive bibliography of Arkansas newspapers has Introduction already been compiled, Arkansas Union List of News- Purpose papers (Fayetteville: University Libraries, 1993). This bibliography was compiled in order to provide Notes on Coverage and Subject Areas a resource for scholars and researchers who wish to ac- cess the universe of material relating to Agriculture and Because Arkansas had an overwhelmingly rural Rural Life in Arkansas, 1820-1945. population, and its economy was primarily based on ag- The compilation aims to list the universe of publi- riculture during the period covered, the selection process cations which make up the historical record of Arkansas’ was made intentionally broad to include nearly all areas agriculture, rural economy and societal activities. The of economic and social activity in the state. This was done rural and agricultural world is viewed as group activities in order to give researchers comparative materials (i.e. of people who live in the countryside and the effects these urban/rural, agricultural/manufacturing) to work with and activities have on the farm people themselves. This in- was based on the premise that the rural and agricultural cludes outside influences as well as those within the state influences were pervasive in Arkansas and all facets of which affected the activities and character of rural people. life in the state were touched by them in some way. Scope of Coverage Arrangement Included are books, monographs and pamphlets The bibliography is arranged within three broad published before 1946, including Arkansas government categories: Agriculture, Rural Life, and Miscellaneous. documents, theses and dissertations published in or about The Agriculture and Rural Life categories are further bro- Arkansas. Also included are compilations of laws appli- ken down into several subject areas as outlined on the cable to agriculture and rural life, census material and contents page. Subject and author indices are included to reports, and studies generated by the Federal Government enable researchers to find relevant information. A sample and its agencies. Of particular interest to researchers is a entry explaining the format of the bibliographic informa- complete listing of all the Arkansas Agricultural Experi- tion is presented on p.vii. ment Station Bulletins, 1886-1945, indexed by author and The Agriculture subject areas contain those entries subject. which deal in some way with the process or development Excluded from this listing are manuscripts and ar- of production agriculture. For instance, the Agricultural chival material and colonial tracts, charters, or other pre- Economics subject area is broadly defined to include 1820 publications, and newspapers. The decision not to material on banking practices in Arkansas as well as spe- include newspapers was based on the fact that a recent cific material dealing with farm credit, farm management, AAES Special Report 201

crop prices and production costs. Additional material re- Other Relevant Sources lating to economics, again broadly conceived, can be Other sources published after 1946 but dealing with found under Rural Life—Economics. The Agricultural the same period are listed here for researchers wanting to Extension and Agricultural Education subject area deals consult contemporary interpretations and additional bib- with the dispensing of agricultural information via the liographic material. various private and public agricultural extension agencies and specific educational programs dealing with ag- Agricultural and Rural Life History riculture in public schools and higher education. Addi- in Arkansas tional material about general educational programs in the Whayne, Jeannie M. 1996. A new plantation south: land, state can be found under Rural Life—Education. There labor and federal favor in twentieth-century Arkan- is less translation between the other subject areas in Ag- sas. Charlottesville: University Press Of Virginia. xvi, riculture and those found under Rural Life than in the 324p. two mentioned above, but researchers can consult the subject index at the back of the volume to find addi- Whayne, Jeannie M. and Gatewood, Willard B., eds. 1993. tional entries. The Arkansas Delta: land of paradox. Fayetteville: The Rural Life subject areas are broadly conceived University of Arkansas Press. xiii, 321p. because of Arkansas’ overwhelmingly rural character. The entries include material that encompasses the state as a Whayne, Jeannie M., ed. 1993. Shadows over Sunny- whole in order to provide comparative material. For ex- side: an Arkansas plantation in transition, 1830-1945. ample, under the Rural Life—Transportation subject area, Fayetteville: University of Arkansas Press. viii, 172p. researchers will find reports giving state-wide traffic and Zellar, Gary and Wyatt, Nancy. 1999. History of road use statistics which can be used either to make com- Bumpers College: evolution of education in the agri- parisons or to concentrate on a specific region. The Rural cultural, food and life sciences. Fayetteville: Arkansas Life—Education subject area includes a substantial Agricultural Experiment Station. (Special Report 194). amount of material that are state-wide reports which are viii, 332p. included for comparative purposes as well as many for specific locales. Educational surveys done for every Zellar, Gary. 1998. H. C. Ray and racial politics in the county in the state that were generated by the Arkansas African-American agricultural extension service in Department of Education are also included. The Rural Arkansas, 1915-1929. Agricultural History, Vol. 72 no.2 Life—Development subject area includes industrial and (Spring), p429- 445. manufacturing development plans, promotional material generated by private concerns and by state agencies describing the states’ natural resources, various “public Arkansas History improvement” programs undertaken by New Deal agen- Bolton, S. Charles. 1993. Territorial ambition: land and cies operating in Arkansas, and rural electrification ef- society in Arkansas, 1800-1840. Fayetteville: Univer- forts undertaken in the state. Under this heading a re- sity of Arkansas Press. xiii, 152p. searcher can also find immigration and promotional tracts from Arkansas’ earliest days that continue up through the Moneyhon, Carl H. 1997. Arkansas and the New South, twentieth century. 1874-1929. Fayetteville: University of Arkansas Press. In the Miscellaneous area the researcher will find 168p. books, handbooks, and pamphlets describing the state in more general terms as well as items that did not fit the Moneyhon, Carl H. 1994. The impact of the Civil War other areas but were considered important enough to in- and reconstruction on Arkansas: persistence in the clude in the bibliography. midst of ruin. Baton Rouge: Louisiana State University Press. xiv, 288p.

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Sample Entry Location Symbols 1 2 3 4 AFU University of Arkansas, Fayetteville 205 Brannen, C. O. 1926. Farm mortgage and DIS Dissertation Abstracts commercial bank loans to farmers in Arkansas. LC Library of Congress 5 6 7 Fayetteville, AR, University of Arkansas. 37p. NAL National Agricultural Library 8 9 UALR University of Arkansas at Little Rock (Arkansas Experiment Station. Bulletin No 208). AFU. WorldCat OCLC Online Union Catalog on FirstSearch

1 Entry number. 2 Author. 3 Date. If the publication has no author, then the date appears after the title. 4 Title. 5 Place of publication. If the place of publication is assumed then it appears in brackets, [Fayetteville]. If the place of publication is unknown, [S. l.] is used. 6 Publisher. If the Publisher is assumed then it appears in brackets, [University of Arkansas]. If the publisher is unknown, [s. n.] is used. 7 Number of pages. 8 Series designation. If the publication is an issue of a serial publication then the series information is given. 9 Location. Where the publication can be found. An explanation of the location symbols is given below.

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0008 Arkansas. Laws, Statutes, etc. [1917]. Arkansas Administration and Legislation warehouse, marketing and gin regulating law together 0001 Agriculture plans in an emergency; a summary with approved forms and index. Little Rock, AR: [s.n.]. of reports made by state agricultural planning com- 95p. AFU. mittees in Arkansas, Mississippi, Louisiana, Okla- homa, and Texas, Little Rock, Arkansas, June 25, 1941. 0009 Arkansas. Laws, Statutes, etc. [1924]. Report of seed [1941]. [Little Rock, AR: s.n.]. 96p. WorldCat. analyses season 1924. Text of pure seed law, rules and regulations. Little Rock, AR: Calvert-McBride Printing 0002 Arkansas Cotton Growers Co-operative Associa- Co. 43p. AFU. tion. [1928]. Before the Interstate Commerce Commis- sion. Docket number 18, 390, et. al. Arkansas Cotton 0010 Arkansas. Laws, statutes, etc. [1929]. The Arkan- Growers Co-operative Association, et al. vs. Aberdeen sas pure seed law contained in Act 609, Acts of 1921. & Rockfish Railroad Company, et al. (and consoli- Little Rock, AR: [The Author]. 16p. AFU. dated cases). Brief in behalf of complaints. Chas. E. Cotterill, attorney for complaints. Washington, DC: Press 0011 Arkansas. Office of Commissioner of Conservation of B.S. Adams. 134p. NAL. and Inspection. [1932]. Annual report. 1931/32. Fort Smith, AR: Calvert McBride Printing Co. AFU. 0003 Arkansas Cotton Trade Association. [1925]. By- laws and trading rules adopted at Pine Bluff, Arkan- 0013 Arkansas. Office of Commissioner of Conservation sas May 29, 1918, revised at Hot Springs, Arkansas, and Inspection. 1932. Feed laws. Fort Smith, AR: Calvert- May 1-2, 1925. Little Rock, AR: Central Printing Co. McBride Printing Co. 14p. AFU. 6p. NAL. 0014 Arkansas. Office of Commissioner of Conservation 0004 Arkansas Cotton Growers Co-operative Associa- and Inspection. [1926-31]. Feed report, inspection and tion. 1922. By-laws. Little Rock, AR: The Association. analyses. [Fort Smith, AR]: The Office. 6p. AFU. 30p. AFU. 0015 Arkansas. Office of Commissioner of Conservation 0005 Arkansas State. Planning Board. Land Use Com- and Inspection. [1925-31]. Fertilizer and cottonseed mittee. [1940]. Southern traveling conference: United meal analyses report. [Fort Smith, AR]: The Bureau. States Department of Agriculture land grant colleges: 7p. AFU. Arkansas, January 8, 1940. [Fayetteville, AR: s.n.]. 0016 Arkansas. State Planning Board. 1937. Aims and 79p. AFU. accomplishments of Arkansas State Planning Board. 0006 Arkansas. Board of Swamp Land Commissioners. Little Rock, AR: [s.n.]. [8]p. AFU. 1857. Acts of Congress and of the state of Arkansas, 0017 Arkansas. State Planning Board. Land Use Com- on the subject of swamp & overflowed lands, from mittee. [1941]. An agricultural program for Arkansas. 1850 to 1857. Ordinances of the Board of Swamp Land First report of the Arkansas State Land Use Planning Commissioners of a general nature, from March 6, Committee. June 1, 1941. [Little Rock, AR]: The Au- 1851, to July 25, 1855; instructions of the auditor; thor. 59p. AFU. opinions of the solicitor general of Arkansas, relating to swamp lands in Arkansas. Little Rock, AR: Johnson 0018 Arkansas. State Plant Board. [1925]. Arkansas & Yerkes. 84p. AFU. apple grades. Little Rock, AR: The Board. 4p. (Circu- lar; 15). AFU. 0007 Arkansas. Department of Revenues. 1929. Rules and regulations relative to the administration of the 0019 Arkansas. State Plant Board. 1934. Arkansas laws laws imposing a tax on the sale of tobacco products and rules governing sale and transportation of plants. and malt: Act no. 152 of the Acts of 1929 and Act. no. Little Rock, AR: The Board. 11p. (Circular; 1). AFU. 181 of the Acts of 1929. Fort Smith, AR: Calvert-McBride Printing Co. 18p. (Regulations; no. 1). AFU.

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0020 Arkansas. State Plant Board. 1917. Arkansas Plant 0031 Arkansas. State Plant Board. [1920]. Rules and Act of 1917: and rules and regulations pursuant regulations of the State Plant Board effective July 1, thereto. Little Rock, AR: The Board. 16p. (Circular; 1). 1920. Little Rock, AR: The Board. 28p. (Circular; 10). AFU. AFU.

0021 Arkansas. State Plant Board. 1922. Arkansas regu- 0032 Arkansas. State Plant Board. 1917. Rules for or- lations on cotton seed, seed cotton and cotton seed hulls chard and fruit inspection: pursuant to the Arkansas to be shipped into that state. Little Rock, AR: The Board. Plant Act of 1917. Little Rock, AR: The Board. [4]p. 1 sheet. (Circular; no.11). AFU. (Circular; no. 3). AFU.

0022 Arkansas. State Plant Board. [1918]. Common car- 0033 Arkansas. State Planning Board. 1935. State plan- riers and Arkansas plant laws. Little Rock, AR: The ning for Arkansas, a report on the land and water re- Board. 3p. (Circular; 8). AFU. sources of Arkansas together with findings and recommendations. 2nd Report. [Little Rock, AR: The 0023 Arkansas. State Plant Board, and Millar, P. H. 1930. Board]. 290p. AFU. Controlling crop pests by legislation. Little Rock, AR: Arkansas State Plant Board. 24p. (Bulletin, New se- 0034 Arkansas. State Plant Board. [1920]. Sweet and ries, Misc. 29). AFU. Irish potato inspection service. Little Rock, AR: The Board. 12p. (Circular; 9). AFU. 0024 Arkansas. State Plant Board. [1943]. Laws of Ar- kansas, and principal rules of the state plant board 0035 Arkansas. State Plant Board. 1925. Sweet potato relating to transportation and sale of plants, seeds, certification service. Little Rock, AR: The Board. 15p. potatoes, and nursery stock. Little Rock, AR: The (Circular; 12). AFU. Board. rev. ed. 16p. (Circular; 1). AFU. 0036 Arkansas. State Planning Board. 1938. The Arkan- 0025 Arkansas. State Plant Board. [1925]. Laws, etc. sas plan for flood relief in eastern Arkansas. Arkan- Laws carried out by the State Plant Board of Arkan- sas State Planning Board cooperating with American sas. Little Rock, AR: The Board. 15p. (Circular; 14). AFU. Red Cross and other agencies. [Little Rock, AR]: The Board. 35p. AFU. 0026 Arkansas. State Plant Board. Official standards for seed certification in Arkansas. [Little Rock, AR]: 0037 Arkansas. State Plant Board. [1940]. The work of The Board. (Circular; 15). AFU. the State Plant Board. [S.l.: s.n.]. 7p. NAL.

0027 Arkansas. State Plant Board. [1918]. Orchard in- 0038 Arkansas. University. College of Agriculture. Ex- spection service in scale restricted area. Little Rock, tension Service. [1939]. Fall opportunities for Arkan- AR: The Board. 4p. (Circular; 7). AFU. sas farmers to earn $2,600,000 in A.A.A. soil-building payments. [Little Rock, AR: The Service]. [6]p. NAL. 0028 Arkansas. State Planning Board. [1936]. Progress report of the Arkansas State Planning Board. Little 0039 Arkansas. University. College of Agriculture. Ex- Rock, AR: Parke-Harper Co. 5, 244p. AFU. tension Service. [1918]. Plain facts for speakers in the Arkansas campaign for food and feed production. 0029 Arkansas. State Planning Board. 1943. Public im- Facts made public by the U.S. Department of Agri- provement program for agencies and institutions of culture and the U.S. Food Administration relative to the state of Arkansas. Little Rock, AR: The Board. foreign and home food conditions. [Fayetteville, AR: [41]p. AFU. University of Arkansas]. 7p. NAL.

0030 Arkansas. State Plant Board. [1925]. Rules and 0040 Arkansas. University. College of Agriculture. Ex- regulations of the State Plant Board effective July 1, tension Service. [1939]. Using the AAA in developing 1925. Little Rock, AR: The Board. 20p. (Circular; 13). permanent pastures. [Little Rock, AR: s.n.]. [4]p. NAL. AFU.

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0041 Batesville Guard. [1937]. Livestock and Forestry 0052 McCormick, T. C. 1932. Cotton acreage laws and Branch Experiment Station edition. [Batesville, AR: the agrarian movement. [S.l.: s.n.]. 9p. (University of The Batesville Guard-Record Co., Inc.]. [52]p. AFU. Arkansas. Research paper. Journal series; no.274). AFU.

0042 Bentonville Fish and Game Protective Association 0053 McRae, T. C. 1887. Tax or duty on raw cotton: of Bentonville, Ark. [1930]. Constitution and by-laws. speech of Hon. Thomas C. McRae, of Arkansas, in Bentonville, AR: The Association. [7]p. AFU. the House of Representatives, Monday, February 14, 1887. Washington, DC: [s.n.]. 14p. WorldCat. 0043 Blackburn, D. W. 1942. Some concepts of region- alism and their application to Arkansas. Thesis (Ph.D.), 0054 Millar, P. H. 1932. The plant laws explained. Little University of Wisconsin. 297p. AFU. Rock, AR: Arkansas State Plant Board. 33p. AFU.

0044 Blackburn, D. W. U.S. Resettlement Administra- 0055 Mills, E. O. [1934]. Tentative program and pro- tion. Land Planning Section. 1936. Use of land for free cedure for a state plan. [Little Rock, AR]: Arkansas. range in Arkansas. Little Rock, AR: [s.n.]. 11p. AFU. State Planning Board. 7p. AFU.

0045 Blackburn, D. W. U.S. Bureau of Agricultural Eco- 0056 Musgrave, A. 1929. National farm legislation of nomics. Division of Land Economics. 1938. Use of land 1929. Thesis (M.S.), University of Arkansas, Fayetteville. as free range in Arkansas. Little Rock, AR: [s.n.]. Rev. 83p. AFU. ed. 12p. AFU. 0057 National Farm Program data, 1932-1940: Arkan- 0046 Central Fruit Growers Exchange, Inc. 1928. By- sas highlights. 1940. [Washington, DC]: U.S. Dept of laws of the Central Fruit Growers Exchange, Incor- Agriculture, Office of Information. 22p. AFU. porated. Springdale, AR: The Exchange. 6p. AFU. 0058 Pillow, G. J. and Thomas, B. [1871]. Opinion of 0047 Fayetteville (Ark.) Chamber of Commerce. [1923]. Gen. Pillow upon the constitutionality of the Arkan- Shall the College of Agriculture be removed: answered sas levee tax law of 1871. Memphis, TN: Boyle & by Fayetteville Chamber of Commerce. [S.l. : s.n.]. 13p. Chapman. 8p. AFU. AFU. 0059 Porter, E. H. 1858. Reasons why the swamp and 0048 Fort Smith (AR). Chamber of Commerce. Post-war overflowed land in Arkansas should not be taxed. New Planning Committee and University of Arkansas. Insti- York, NY: Bulletin Printing. 4p. AFU. tute of Science and Technology and Arkansas Economic Council and Arkansas. State Planning Board. [1945]. 0060 Report of the proceedings of the statewide coor- Post-war planning survey, Fort Smith, Arkansas and dination meeting of federal agencies operating in Ar- surrounding rural area (Preliminary-revised). [Fort kansas. 1936. Little Rock, AR: The National Emergency Smith, AR: The Committee]. 2 [35]p. AFU. Council. 1 vol. WorldCat.

0049 Fuller, C. A. 1929. The tariff - cattle - canned 0061 Standing, T. G., Pryor, H. and Longmore, T. W. tomatoes - farmer’s needs: speech of Hon. Claude A. [1943]. Adjustments to wartime needs in the South Fuller of Arkansas in the House of Representatives: Central Region. Little Rock, AR: U.S.D.A., Bureau of May 22, 1929. Washington, DC: G.P.O. 8p. AFU. Agricultural Economics. [38]p. AFU.

0050 Glover, D. D. 1932. Agriculture: speech of Hon. 0062 U.S. Agricultural Adjustment Administration. D. D. Glover of Arkansas in the House of Representa- Southern Division. 1941. AAA handbook for Arkan- tives: Thursday, January 21, 1932. [Washington, DC: sas: 1942 Agricultural Conservation Program: pro- G.P.O.]. 8p. AFU. gram effective from December 1, 1941 to November 30, 1942. Washington, DC: G.P.O. 30p. AFU. 0051 Hallum, J. [1870]. The unconstitutionality of the act of the legislature upon which the present levee system of Arkansas is founded. [Little Rock, AR: The Au- thor]. 24p. UALR.

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0063 U.S. Agricultural Adjustment Administration. 0073 University of Arkansas, Fayetteville. Agricultural Southern Division. 1940. Arkansas handbook: 1940 Extension Service and U.S. Department of Agriculture. Agricultural Conservation Program: program effec- [1938]. A land use program for a balanced Arkansas tive from January 1, 1940 to November 30, 1940. agriculture. [Fayetteville, AR]: University of Arkansas [Washington, DC: G.P.O.]. 2 pts. AFU. Agricultural Extension Service. 4p. AFU.

0064 U.S. Agricultural Adjustment Administration. 1938. 0074 University of Arkansas (Fayetteville campus). Ag- Brief of Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1938. Wash- ricultural Experiment Station. 1938. Fiftieth annual re- ington, DC: The Department. 15p. AFU. port: fiscal year ending June 30, 1938. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 111p. (Agricultural Experiment 0065 U.S. Bureau of Agricultural Economics. 1944. Farm Station. Bulletin No 368). AFU. production adjustments in Arkansas under postwar conditions of full employment. Little Rock, AR: The 0075 University of Arkansas (Fayetteville campus). Ag- Bureau. 40p. AFU. ricultural Experiment Station. 1940. Fifty-first annual report: Financial year ending June 30, 1939. 0066 U.S. Bureau of Agricultural Economics. [1938]. The Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 110p. (Agri- Magazine Mountain land use project; a 90,000-acre cultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 386). AFU. demonstration in better land use for forestry, recreation, wildlife, grazing. [Washington, DC: G.P.O.]. [4]p. 0076 University of Arkansas (Fayetteville campus). Ag- AFU. ricultural Experiment Station. 1928. Fortieth annual report: fiscal year ending June 30, 1928. Fayetteville, 0067 U.S. Bureau of Agricultural Economics. [1938]. The AR: University of Arkansas. 82p. (Agricultural Experi- Northwest Arkansas land use project for forestry, rec- ment Station. Bulletin No 231). AFU. reation, grazing, wildlife. An 18,000-acre demonstration in better land use. [Washington, DC: G.P.O.]. [8]p. 0077 University of Arkansas (Fayetteville campus). Ag- (United States. Bureau of Agricultural Economics. Land ricultural experiment station. 1936. Forty-eighth annual utilization program). AFU. report: fiscal year ending June 30, 1936. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 73p. (Agricultural Experi- 0068 U.S. Bureau of Agricultural Economics. 1943-. ment Station. Bulletin No 337). AFU. Wartime agricultural production capacity in Arkan- sas. [Washington, DC]: The Bureau. NAL. 0078 University of Arkansas (Fayetteville campus). Ag- ricultural experiment station. 1929. Forty-first annual 0069 U.S. Civilian Conservation Corps. Seventh Corps report: fiscal year ending June 30, 1929. Fayetteville, Area, Arkansas District. [1937]. Official annual. [Baton AR: University of Arkansas. 80p. (Agricultural Experi- Rouge, LA: Direct Advertising Co.]. 173p. AFU. ment Station. Bulletin No 246). AFU.

0070 U.S. Congress. House. Committee on Public Lands. 0079 University of Arkansas (Fayetteville campus). Ag- 1910. Hearing held before the Committee on the pub- ricultural experiment station. 1932. Forty-fourth annual lic lands of the House of Representatives, May 18, 20, report: fiscal year ending June 30, 1932. Fayetteville, 21, 23, 24, 1910, on H.R. 20683 “to abolish the Ozark AR: University of Arkansas. 67p. (Agricultural Experi- national forest” and H.R. 21894 “to exclude from Ar- ment Station. Bulletin No 280). AFU. kansas national forest all lands within the county of Montgomery and restore same to public domain.” 0080 University of Arkansas (Fayetteville campus). Ag- Washington, DC: G.P.O. 194p. NAL. ricultural experiment station. 1938. Forty-ninth annual report: Fiscal year ending June 30, 1937. Fayetteville, 0071 U.S. Farm Security Administration. Region 6. AR: University of Arkansas. 84p. (Agricultural Experi- [1940]. Induction training course. Little Rock, AR: The ment Station. Bulletin No 351). AFU. Author. 72p. AFU.

0072 U.S. Food Distribution Administration. [1943]. Arkansas poultry and egg conference, May 10, 11, 1943. [Little Rock, AR: The Administration]. 35p. NAL.

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0081 University of Arkansas (Fayetteville campus). Ag- 0089 University of Arkansas (Fayetteville campus). Ag- ricultural experiment station. 1930. Forty-second annual ricultural Experiment Station. 1942. Serving Arkansas report: fiscal year ending June 30, 1930. Fayetteville, agriculture: Fifty-third annual report. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 102p. (Agricultural Experi- AR: University of Arkansas. 47p. (Agricultural Experi- ment Station. Bulletin No 257). AFU. ment Station. Bulletin No 417). AFU.

0082 University of Arkansas (Fayetteville campus). Ag- 0090 University of Arkansas (Fayetteville campus). Ag- ricultural experiment station. 1935. Forty-seventh an- ricultural Experiment Station. 1934. Summary of re- nual report: fiscal year ending June 30, 1935. search, 1887-1933: Forty-fifth annual report. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 55p. (Agricul- Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 126p. (Agri- tural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 323). AFU. cultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 297). AFU.

0083 University of Arkansas (Fayetteville campus) Ag- 0091 University of Arkansas (Fayetteville campus). Ag- ricultural Experiment Station. 1934. Forty-sixth annual ricultural Experiment Station. 1946. The Experiment report: fiscal year ending June 30, 1934. Fayetteville, Station reports: fifty-seventh annual report of the Ag- AR: University of Arkansas. 63p. (Agricultural Experi- ricultural Experiment Station, College of Agriculture, ment Station. Bulletin No 312). AFU. University of Arkansas, Fayetteville. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 23p. (Agricultural Experiment 0084 University of Arkansas (Fayetteville campus). Ag- Station. Bulletin No 464). AFU. ricultural experiment station. 1931. Forty-third annual report: fiscal year ending June 30, 1931. Fayetteville, 0092 University of Arkansas (Fayetteville campus). Ag- AR: University of Arkansas. 74p. (Agricultural Experi- ricultural Experiment Station. 1926. Thirty-eighth an- ment Station. Bulletin No 268). AFU. nual report: fiscal year ending June 30, 1926. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 67p. (Agricul- 0085 University of Arkansas (Fayetteville campus). Ag- tural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 215). AFU. ricultural Experiment Station. 1944. Greater production through research: fifty-fifth annual report. 0093 University of Arkansas (Fayetteville campus). Ag- Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 39p. (Agricul- ricultural Experiment Station. 1927. Thirty-ninth annual tural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 443). AFU. report: fiscal year ending June 30, 1927. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 66p. (Agricultural Experi- 0086 University of Arkansas (Fayetteville campus). Col- ment Station. Bulletin No 221). AFU. lege of Agriculture and U.S. Department of Agriculture and University of Arkansas (Fayetteville campus). Agri- 0094 University of Arkansas (Fayetteville campus). Ag- cultural Extension Service. 1938. Recommendations of ricultural Experiment Station. 1926. Thirty-seventh an- the University of Arkansas College of Agriculture in nual report: fiscal year ending June 30, 1925. respect to national farm programs. [Fayetteville, AR]: Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 54p. (Agricul- Agricultural Extension Service. [4]p. AFU. tural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 203). AFU.

0087 University of Arkansas (Fayetteville campus). Ag- 0095 University of Arkansas. (Fayetteville campus). Ag- ricultural Experiment Station. 1944. Science points the ricultural Experiment Station. 1942. Wartime service for way: fifty-sixth annual report. Fayetteville, AR: Uni- Arkansas agriculture: fifty-fourth annual report. versity of Arkansas. 35p. (Agricultural Experiment Sta- Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 55p. (Agricul- tion. Bulletin No 453). AFU. tural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 428). AFU.

0088 University of Arkansas (Fayetteville campus). Ag- 0096 Warburton, C. W. [1929]. What the U.S. Depart- ricultural Experiment Station. 1940. Science works for ment of Agriculture is doing for the Arkansas farmer. the farmers: fifty-second annual report. Fayetteville, [Washington, DC]: U.S. Dept. of Agriculture. Extension AR: University of Arkansas. 45p. (Agricultural Experi- Service. 13p. NAL. ment Station. Bulletin No 405). AFU.

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0097 Wilmans, L. [1935]. The AAA and the Arkansas AR: Arkansas Printing & Lithographing Co. 48p. AFU. cotton farmer. Thesis (Seminar), Arkansas. University. School of Business Administration, Fayetteville. [55]p. 0107 Arkansas. Bureau of Mines, Manufactures and Ag- (Seminar Thesis no.25). AFU. riculture. 1924. The dairy cow in Arkansas; list of dairy- men, creameries and ice cream plants. Fort Smith, AR: 0098 Yell County (AR). Land Use Planning Committee. Calvert-McBride Printing Co. 64p. AFU. Arkansas. University. Agricultural Extension Service. [1940]. Unified agricultural program and plan of 0108 Arkansas. Bureau of Mines, Manufactures, and work. [Fayetteville, AR]: The Service. 25p. AFU. Agriculture. 1924. The textile industry in Arkansas: a survey of the state’s cotton mills and their outlook. 0099 [Arkansas Department of Conservation and Inspec- [Little Rock, AR]: The Bureau. 32p. AFU. tion.]. [1930]. State of Arkansas feed report: inspection and analyses from January 1st or December 31st, 0109 Arkansas. University. College of Agriculture. Ex- 1929. [Fort Smith, AR: Calvert-McBride Printing Co.]. tension Service. [1938]. Feed acres will be $ saving acres 31p. UALR. in 1938. [Little Rock, AR: The Service]. NAL. 0110 Arkansas. University. College of Agriculture. Ex- Agricultural Economics tension Service. [1941]. Get more dollars for your cotton. [Little Rock, AR: s.n.]. [4]p. NAL. 0100 Alexander, D. C. 1943. The Arkansas plantation, 1920-1942. New Haven, CT: Yale University Press. 118p. 0111 Arkansas. University. College of Agriculture and (Patterson prize essays, Yale University, vol. II). AFU. Hall, O. J. [1935]. How does your farm compare with the average farm? [Fayetteville, AR: s.n.]. NAL. 0101 Allison, J. W. 1910. A true story, stranger than fiction. [Little Rock, AR]: Arkansas Cotton Seed Crush- 0112 Arkansas. University. College of Agriculture. Ex- ers Association, Democrat Printing & Lithographing. tension Service. [1918]. Perishable marketing bulletin [45]p. WorldCat. no.1. April-June 10, 1918. [Fayetteville, AR: s.n.]. 57p. 1. NAL. 0102 Arkansas Cotton Growers Co-operative Associa- tion. [1925]. Field service manual. Accompanied by 0113 Arkansas. University. College of Agriculture. Ex- its booklet of detailed and charted information about tension Service. [1939]. Protect the farm cash income co-operative marketing of Arkansas cotton. [Little by home production of family food supply. [Little Rock, Rock, AR: s.n.]. 1 vol. NAL. AR: s.n.]. folder. NAL.

0103 Arkansas Economic Council. [1944]. Arkansas’ 0114 Arkansas. University. College of Agriculture. Ex- place in the future; a plan of action for the economic tension Service. [1915]. Wheat, thirty-seven percent development of Arkansas. [Little Rock, AR: s.n.]. [28]p. increase for Arkansas. [Fayetteville, AR: The Service]. AFU. [4]p. NAL.

0104 Arkansas Profitable Farming Bureau. 1920. We 0115 Barber, E. L. 1943. Changes in feed and labor come to learn: Arkansas 1920. Little Rock, AR: H. G. costs in fluid milk production. Fayetteville, AR: Bu- Pugh & Co. [6]p. UALR. reau of Research. 26p. (Research series; no. 1. Univer- sity of Arkansas. Bulletin; v. 37, no. 4). AFU. 0105 Arkansas Railroad Commission and University of Arkansas, Fayetteville. College of Agriculture. [1926]. 0116 Blalock, H. W. 1937. Plantation operations of Economic data on agricultural situation for west south landlords and tenants in Arkansas. Fayetteville, AR: central states, consisting of Louisiana, Texas, Okla- University of Arkansas. 45p. (Agricultural Experiment homa and Arkansas. [S.l.: s.n.]. 36p. AFU. Station. Bulletin No 339). AFU. 0106 Arkansas. Bank Department Building and Loan Di- vision. 1931. Annual report of the Bank Commissioner of Arkansas, Building and Loan Division. Little Rock,

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0117 Board of Commerce (Little Rock, Ark.). Banking 0127 Carmichael, M. 1935. The plantation system in Committee. 1916. Arkansas: farming conditions, farm Arkansas, 1850-1876. Thesis (Ph.D.), Radcliffe College. loan needs: Little Rock, the commercial center of the 558p. AFU. west south central states, the ideal location for a federal land bank: compiled for presentation to the Fed- 0128 Carter, D. G. 1923. Tractors in Arkansas. eral Farm Loan Board. Little Rock, AR: Democrat Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 18p. (Agricul- Printing and Lithographing Co. 21p. AFU. tural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 186). AFU.

0118 Brannen, C. O. 1926. Farm mortgage and com- 0129 Casey, J. E. 1935. Recent changes in farm credit mercial bank loans to farmers in Arkansas. facilities under federal supervision and loan and dis- Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 37p. (Agricul- count activities since organization to December 31, tural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 208). AFU. 1935. Thesis (M.S.), University of Arkansas, Fayetteville. 150p. AFU. 0119 Brannen, C. O. 1926. Production costs and market distribution of Arkansas peaches. Fayetteville, AR: 0130 Cheatham, A. R. 1930. Utilization of land in a cut- University of Arkansas. 29p. (Agricultural Experiment over district of Arkansas. Thesis (M.S.), University of Station. Bulletin No 207). AFU. Arkansas, Fayetteville. 71p. AFU.

0120 Brannen, C. O. 1934. Tax delinquent rural lands 0131 Circular to the cotton planters of the states of in Arkansas. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. Tennessee, Mississippi, Arkansas and Louisiana. 1836. 63p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 311). [S.l.: s.n.]. 8p. AFU. AFU. 0132 Clark, J. 1940. The broiler industry in northwest 0121 Brannen, C. O. and Dickey, J. A. 1926. Returns Arkansas. Thesis (Seminar), Arkansas. University. Col- from the Arkansas radish crop in 1926. Fayetteville, lege of Business Administration, Fayetteville. 4, 59p. AR: University of Arkansas. 2p. (Agricultural Experi- (Seminar Thesis no. 70). AFU. ment Station. Bulletin No 214) AFU. 0133 Condray, W. W. 1928. The history and policies of 0122 Brannen, C. O. and Dickey, J. A. 1927. Strawberry the Arkadelphia Milling Company. Thesis (M.S.), Uni- production and marketing in Arkansas. Fayetteville, versity of Chicago. iv,156p. WorldCat. AR: University of Arkansas. 27p. (Agricultural Experi- ment Station. Bulletin No 218). AFU. 0134 Craig, R. B. and Hall, O. J. 1937. Tax delinquency of forest land in Arkansas: 1932-1933. Fayetteville, AR: 0123 Brodell, A. P. and Brannen, C. O. 1929. Economic University of Arkansas. 70p. (Agricultural Experiment phases of the Arkansas apple industry. Fayetteville, Station. Bulletin No 340) AFU. AR: University of Arkansas. 42p. (Agricultural Experi- ment Station. Bulletin No 236). AFU. 0135 Cullum, E. L. M. 1940. Loan and investment ex- periences of Arkansas banks. Thesis (Seminar), Arkan- 0124 Brodie, D. A. 1908. Building up a run-down cot- sas. University. College of Business Administration, ton plantation. Washington, D.C.: U.S. Department of Fayetteville. 127p. (Seminar Thesis no. 66). AFU. Agriculture. 22p. (Farmers’ bulletin. United States De- partment of Agriculture, no.326). AFU. 0136 Dickey, J. A. 1929. Farm organization and management in typical upland section of Arkansas. 0125 Brough, C. H. [1910]. Economics and commer- Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 91p. (Agricul- cial horticulture. [Fayetteville, AR]: University of Ar- tural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 235) AFU. kansas. 18p. AFU. 0137 Dickey, J. A. 1928. Marketing Arkansas’ perish- 0126 Camp, J. M. 1928. Managing an Arkansas farm able farm products. Austin, TX: [s.n.]. 26p. AFU. for profit. Thesis (M.S.), Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College. 68p. WorldCat.

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0138 Dickey, J. A. 1926. The relation of industry to 0148 Goose, W. D. 1935. Marketing Arkansas peaches: agriculture in Arkansas. Fayetteville, AR: University brief review of the 1935 season. Nashville, AR: United of Arkansas. 52p. (University of Arkansas Bulletin. v. States Department of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural 19, no. 19). AFU. Economics, Fruit and Vegetable Division. [ii], 11p. UALR. 0139 Dickey, J. A. 1931. Three-year study of farm management and incomes in a typical upland section 0149 Grove, I. H. 1924. Arkansas Cotton Growers Co- of Arkansas. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas, operative Association. Thesis (M.S.), University of Ar- College of Agriculture, Agricultural Experiment Station. kansas, Fayetteville. 81(2)p. AFU. 58p. (Arkansas Experiment Station. Bulletin No 262). AFU. 0150 Hall, O. J. 1931. Cost of producing rice in Ar- kansas in 1927. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkan- 0140 Donaghey, G. W. [1927]. The business man and sas. 47p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No cotton collateral: a plea for stability. [Little Rock, AR: 266). AFU. s.n.]. 16p. AFU. 0151 Hall, O. J. 1940. Farm storage and marketing of 0141 Federal Land Bank of St. Louis. 1935. Northern rough rice in Arkansas. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas farm bargains. St. Louis, MO: Federal Land Arkansas. 23p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulle- Bank. 2 vols. UALR. tin No 395). AFU.

0142 Frisco Lines. Passenger Traffic Department. [1924]. 0152 Hall, O. J. 1942. Price comparisons for Arkansas Fruit growing in the Ozarks of Missouri and Arkan- rice. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 44p. (Ag- sas along the Frisco Lines. St. Louis, MO: Frisco Lines. ricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 423). AFU. 19p. UALR. 0153 Hall, O. J. 1932. Relation of central market prices 0143 Frozen food industries: plant layout, cost of pro- of strawberries to production planning. Fayetteville, cessing, marketing: for use in industrial planning. AR: University of Arkansas. 54p. (Agricultural Experi- 1945. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas, Bureau ment Station. Bulletin No 275) AFU. of Research. rev. ed. 31p. (Information Series; no. 1). WorldCat. 0154 Hall, O. J. 1931. Rice farming in Arkansas with financial results for 1927. Fayetteville, AR: University 0144 Gile, B. M. 1932. Development of agricultural of Arkansas. 56p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bul- credit corporations in Arkansas with state aid in 1931. letin No 260). AFU. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 39p. (Agricul- tural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 281). AFU. 0155 Hall, O. J. 1939. State-owned land in Arkansas. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 34p. (Agricul- 0145 Gile, B. M. 1931. Organization and management tural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 370). AFU. of agricultural credit corporations in Arkansas. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 55p. (Agricul- 0156 Heckman, J. H. and Leith, W. G. 1940. Some fac- tural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 259) AFU. tors affecting the development of an industry program for Arkansas canned tomatoes. Washington, DC: Farm 0146 Gile, B. M. 1929. The status of cooperative cot- Credit Administration, Cooperative Research and Service ton marketing in Arkansas. Fayetteville, AR: Univer- Division. 30p. (Special report; no. 72). AFU. sity of Arkansas. 44p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 245). AFU. 0157 Hedges, T. R. and Slusher, M. W. 1943. Adjust- ments in farm organization for increasing farm in- 0147 Gile, B. M. and Garlock, F. L. 1934. General indi- come in Hempstead County. Fayetteville, AR: Univer- cators of the condition of Arkansas banks. Fayetteville, sity of Arkansas. 91p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. AR: University of Arkansas. 28p. (Agricultural Experi- Bulletin No 442). AFU. ment Station. Bulletin No 298) AFU.

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0158 Hodson, E. 1924. Grading, packing and shipping. 0169 Lichty, E. C. 1931. Relation of Arkansas grapes Little Rock, AR: Extension Service, College of Agricul- to competing areas and the farming system of North- ture, University of Arkansas. [97]p. UALR. west Arkansas. Thesis (M.S.), University of Arkansas, Fayetteville. 71p. AFU. 0159 Holloway, K. L. 1924. A study of certain com- petitive factors affecting selected Arkansas farm prod- 0170 Little Rock. Board of Commerce. [1916]. Arkan- ucts. Thesis (M.S.), University of Arkansas, Fayetteville. sas: farming conditions, farm loan needs. [Little Rock, AFU. AR: Democrat Publishing and Lithographing Co.]. 21, [1]p. AFU. 0160 Holthoff, H. 1939. Agricultural credit facilities in Arkansas. Thesis (B.S.), University of Arkansas, School 0171 London, A. C. 1937. Arkansas livestock auctions. of Business Administration, Fayetteville. 106p. AFU. Thesis (M.S.), University of Arkansas, Fayetteville. 75p. AFU. 0161 Howell, L. D., Watson, L. J. and U.S. Bureau of Agricultural Economics. 1939. Cotton prices in rela- 0172 Loughridge, R. H. 1884. Report on the cotton tion to cotton classification service to quality improve- production of the state of Arkansas, with a discussion ment. Washington, DC: U.S. Dept. of Agriculture. 55p. of the general agricultural features of the state. Wash- (U.S.D.A. Technical bulletin, no. 699). AFU. ington, DC: G.P.O. 116p. (United States. Census Office. 10th census, 1880. [Census reports, v. 5] p. 531-652) 0162 Hubbard, N. B. and Co. 1943. Preliminary report WorldCat. on cotton spinning and weaving mill. Detroit, MI: [s.n.]. 4p. NAL. 0173 Lovoi, P. S. 1942. A study of the banking struc- ture of Arkansas. Thesis (Seminar), Arkansas. Univer- 0163 International Harvester. Agricultural Extension sity. College of Business Administration, Fayetteville. Department. [1915]. The Arkansas profitable farming 99p. (Seminar Thesis no. 84). AFU. campaign: Arkansas turns her mistakes to profit. Chicago, IL: The Author. 22p. (We must feed ourselves, 0174 Maddox, J. G. 1932. Relation of grades and staple the world’s greatest economic problem leads to the farm) length of cotton to prices received by farmers in local UALR. markets in Arkansas. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 76p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulle- 0164 Jackson, H. and Hedges, T. R. 1943. Marketing tin No 274). AFU. Arkansas fresh fruit and vegetables at the Kansas City wholesale market. Fayetteville, AR: University of Ar- 0175 Matthew, E. B. , Roberts R. W. and Arkansas Divi- kansas. 89p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin sion of Vocational Education. [1930]. The marketing of No 440). AFU. farm products. Little Rock, AR: The Division. 64p. AFU. 0165 Jordan, W. F. and U.S. Rural Electrification Ad- ministration. 1940. The Arkansas plan. Electric service 0176 McNair, A. D. 1918. Crop systems for Arkansas. within reach of all. [Washington, DC: s.n.]. 7p. NAL. Washington, DC: U.S. Dept. of Agriculture. 24p. (Farm- ers’ bulletin, no.1000). AFU. 0166 Kay, S. L. [1904]. Arkansas, the world’s orchard. Little Rock, AR: [s.n.]. (World’s Fair Industrial Series 0177 McNair, A. D. 1923. Crop systems for Arkansas. no. 2). NAL. Washington, DC: U.S. Dept. of Agriculture. rev. ed. 24p. (Farmers’ bulletin, no. 1000). AFU. 0167 Kendall, Q. L. [1933]. An analysis of Arkansas’ banking statistics. [Fayetteville, AR: s.n.]. 36, [1]p. 0178 McNair, A. D. 1924. Labor requirements of Ar- AFU. kansas crops. Washington, DC: G.P.O. 64p. AFU.

0168 Lee Wilson & Company. [194-]. Lee Wilson & 0179 McNair, A. D. [1922]. Preliminary report on la- Company: world’s greatest agricultural enterprise. bor requirements of Arkansas crops. Washington, DC: Wilson, AR: The Author. [24]p. UALR. [U.S. Department of Agriculture. Farm Management and Farm Economics]. 7p. NAL.

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0180 Newsom, W. J. 1936. Indebtedness in Arkansas. 0192 Smith, B. T. 1924. The business organization of Thesis (Seminar), Arkansas. University. School of Busi- seventy farms in Pulaski County, Arkansas. Thesis ness Administration. 107p. (Seminar Thesis no. 29). AFU. (M.S.), Cornell University, Ithaca, N.Y. 43p. AFU.

0181 Nordhoff, C. 1876. The cotton states in the spring 0193 Southern Fertilizer Association. Soil Improvement and summer of 1875. New York, NY: Appleton & Com- Committee. [1920]. Souvenir fourth profitable farm- pany. [4], [9]-112p. AFU. ing tour. Atlanta, GA: The Committee. 122p. AFU.

0182 Osgood, O. T. 1943. Farm planning in the east- 0194 Sparlin, E. E. 1940. Farm credit in Hempstead ern Ozarks. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. County. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 24p. 83p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 435). (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 399). AFU. AFU. 0195 Sparlin, E. E. 1940. Farm credit in Ashley County. 0183 Osgood, O. T. and Hedges, T. R. 1943. Marketing Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 16p. (Agricul- livestock at the West Fort Smith stockyards. tural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 400). AFU. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 61p. (Agricul- tural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 441) AFU. 0196 St. Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern Railway Company. 1897. Arkansas, the world’s orchard: the 0184 Ozark Fruit Growers’ Association. [1914]. Consti- land of many crops and big profits. Little Rock, AR: tution and by-laws of the Ozark Fruit Growers’ Asso- G.A.A. Deane. 27,[7]p. AFU. ciation. Springfield, MO: [s.n.]. [16]p. AFU. 0197 Stanley, J. H. 1940. The modernization of 0185 Ozark Fruit Growers’ Association. 1914. Proceed- Wakefield farm; problems of adapting an Arkansas ings annual meeting. Rogers, AR: Cooperative Press. plantation to new methods of production. Thesis (Semi- AFU. nar), University of Arkansas, Fayetteville. 46p. AFU.

0186 Radcliffe Scott and Associates. [1941]. An oppor- 0198 Tait, C. E. 1905. Rice irrigation on the prairie tune selling campaign for Arkansas select wines, 1941. land of Arkansas. [Washington, DC: G.P.O.]. (United [S.l.: s.n.]. 1 vol. AFU. States. Office of Experiment Stations. Bulletin No 158). AFU. 0187 Ramsey, M. L. 1939. An analysis of 1935 Arkan- sas bank data. Thesis (Seminar), Arkansas. University. 0199 Tharp, M. M. [1943]. Farm land market activity College of Business Administration, Fayetteville. 163p. in the south central region, second quarter, 1943. Little (Seminar Thesis no. 60). AFU. Rock, AR: U.S.D.A., Bureau of Agricultural Economics. 15p. AFU. 0188 Reed, J. J. 1932. Factors affecting poultry marketing in northwest Arkansas. Thesis (M.S.), Univer- 0200 The Arkansas Farmer. 1930. A sales guide for ru- sity of Arkansas, Fayetteville. [43]p. AFU. ral Arkansas. Little Rock, AR: The Author. 14p. UALR.

0189 Reeves, E. W. 1937. A study of farm management 0201 Tucker, J. R. 1934. Farm prices of cotton in a in Sharp County, Arkansas. Thesis (M.S.), University single-variety community compared with prices of of Arkansas, Fayetteville. 54p. AFU. cotton in communities growing mixed varieties. The- sis (M.S.), University of Arkansas, Fayetteville. 55p. 0190 Reynoldson, L. A. 1935. Utilization and cost of AFU. power on Mississippi and Arkansas Delta plantations. Washington, DC: U.S. Dept. of Agriculture. 47p. (Tech- 0202 [U. S. Department of Agriculture, Bureau of Agri- nical bulletin, no.497). AFU. cultural Economics]. [1942]. Agricultural census analyses: changes in land in farms by size of farm: Arkan- 0191 Shull, J. 1942. Strawberry marketing coopera- sas. Washington, DC: The Bureau. 20p. AFU. tives in Arkansas. Thesis (Seminar), University of Ar- kansas, Fayetteville. 81p. AFU.

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0203 U.S. Farm Security Administration. 1940. Lake 0212 U.S. Farm Credit Administration. [1939]. Farmer Dick, a twentieth century plantation. [Little Rock, AR: co-ops in Arkansas. St. Louis Bank for Cooperatives, The Administration]. 12p. WorldCat. St. Louis, MO. [Washington, DC: G.P.O.]. 12p. AFU.

0204 U.S. Agricultural Marketing Service. 1940. Arkan- 0213 U.S. Farm Security Administration and Blackburn, sas cotton, estimated acreage, yield, and production, D. W. 1937. Total land area and major uses of farm 1928-1939. By counties. Little Rock, AR: Office of the land in Arkansas by civil townships. Fayetteville, AR: Agricultural Statistician. 13p. AFU. [The Administration]. 53p. AFU.

0205 U.S. Agricultural Adjustment Administration. 0214 U.S. Treasury Department. 1829. Letter from the [1938]. Information on proposed potato marketing Acting Secretary of the Treasury. Instructions to land agreement program for the state of Louisiana and officers in Arkansas. [Washington, DC: Gales & Seaton]. certain designated counties in the states of Alabama, 9p. AFU. Arkansas, California, Florida, Georgia, Maryland, Mississippi, North Carolina, Oklahoma, South Caro- 0215 U.S. Work Projects Administration (AR) and Ar- lina, Texas, and Virginia. [Washington, DC: G.P.O.]. kansas. Department of Education. 1937. Homestead 6p. WorldCat. valuation survey, Arkansas. Little Rock, AR: State Dept. of Education. 4 [71]p. (W.P.A. project no. 165-63-6001). 0206 U.S. Bureau of Agricultural Economics. 1941. Ag- AFU. ricultural loans in Arkansas. Washington, DC: The Bureau. 19p. AFU. 0216 University of Arkansas. Agricultural Extension Ser- vice. 1926-27. Agriculture and finance. Fayetteville, 0207 U.S. Bureau of Agricultural Economics. 1939. Ar- AR: Extension Service, College of Agriculture, Univer- kansas cotton estimated acreage, yield and produc- sity of Arkansas. 1 vol. AFU. tion, 1928-1937: by counties. [Little Rock, AR: Office of the Agricultural Statistician]. 11p. WorldCat. 0217 University of Arkansas, Fayetteville. Dept. of Ru- ral Economics and Sociology and Arkansas Bankers As- 0208 U.S. Bureau of Agricultural Economics. Crop re- sociation. Committee on Banking Conditions and Trends. porting board. 1936. Cotton revisions, acreage, yield, [1936]. Preliminary report on the use of banking re- and production, crop years . . . by states. Washington, sources and sources of earnings of Arkansas banks. DC: The Bureau. NAL. Fayetteville, AR: The Department. [32]p. AFU.

0209 U.S. Bureau of Agricultural Economics. Cotton 0218 White, E. J. 1923. Freight rates and farm prod- Marketing Division. 1928. Cotton; estimated acreage, ucts. [S.l.: s.n.]. 3p. UALR. yield, and production: Arkansas. v.14, [Washington, DC: s.n.]. 1 vol. WorldCat. 0219 White, J. W. 1944. Combinations of enterprises on plantations in the lower Arkansas River Delta. 0210 U.S. Bureau of Agricultural Economics. 1939. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 75p. (Agricul- Farm-mortgage recordings, Arkansas newly recorded tural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 449) AFU. farm mortgages by lending groups, annually, 1917- 35, showing: (a) percentage distribution of total re- 0220 White, J. W. 1943. Economic possibilities of cording, (b) average interest rates, and (c) average changes in enterprise combinations on plantations in consideration. Washington, DC: [The Bureau]. 9p. the lower Arkansas River Delta. Thesis (Ph.D.), Uni- WorldCat. versity of Minnesota. 170p. AFU.

0211 U.S. Department of Agriculture. Bureau of Mar- 0221 White, J. W. and Hedges, T. R. 1941. Planning an kets. [1921]. Cantaloupe marketing report. [Little Arkansas farm. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkan- Rock, AR]: Extension Service, State College of Agricul- sas, Department of Rural Economics and Sociology. 29p. ture of Arkansas and Bureau of Crop Estimates and Bu- AFU. reau of Markets and States Relation Service, U.S. De- partment of Agriculture, cooperating. 5p. NAL.

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0222 White, J. W. and Osgood, O. T. 1944. Peach mar- 0233 Arkansas. University. College of Agriculture. Ex- keting practices in Nashville-Highland district of Ar- tension Service. 1934. Sweet potato storage house. kansas in 1940. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkan- [Little Rock, AR: The Service]. [2]p. NAL. sas. 32p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 452). AFU. 0234 Carter, D. G. 1934. Arkansas farm house planning. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 29p. 0223 Wilson, W. T. 1931. Distribution and costs of (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 306). AFU. marketing Arkansas grapes. Thesis (M.S.), University of Arkansas, Fayetteville. 54p. AFU. 0235 Carter, D. G. 1942. Investigations in low-cost housing. Fayetteville, AR: Agricultural Experiment Station. 0224 Wilson, W. T. and Bryan, S. L. 1938. Index num- 46p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 422). bers of prices received for Arkansas farm products, AFU. 1910-1937. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 46p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 363). AFU. 0236 Carter, D. G., Barr, H. T. and Wood, J. B. 1933. Durability of posts, and results of preservative treat- 0225 Wilson, W. T. and Slusher, M. W. 1943. Peanuts, a ment. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 16p. war crop for Arkansas. Fayetteville, AR: [University (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 287). AFU. of Arkansas, College of Agriculture, Agricultural Experi- ment Station]. 17p. AFU. 0237 Carter, D. G. and Foster, W. A. 1941. Farm buildings. New York, NY: J. Wiley & Sons. 3rd ed. ix, 404p. (Wiley agricultural engineering series). AFU. Agricultural Engineering 0238 Dvorachek, H. E. 1919. Silos and silage in Arkan- 0226 American Society of Agricultural Engineers. [1933]. sas. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 16p. (Ag- Midwest farm building plan service, University of ricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 164). AFU. Arkansas, University of Illinois, Purdue University . . . [and others]. [St. Joseph, MI: American Society of Ag- 0239 Dvorachek, H. E. and Sandhouse, H. A. 1924. The ricultural Engineers]. 1 vol. AFU. self-feeder as a labor saver. Fayetteville, AR: Univer- sity of Arkansas. 10p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. 0227 Arkansas. Agricultural Experiment Station, Bulletin No 191). AFU. Fayetteville. [1943]. Develop a farm-sized rice drier. [Fayetteville, AR: The Station]. 3p. NAL. 0240 Engler, K. [1944]. Report on the mechanical phases of the Earle rice peeler. Washington, DC: U.S. 0228 Arkansas. University. College of Agriculture. Ex- War Production Board. 30p. AFU. tension Service. [n.d.]. A farm storage refrigerator. [Fayetteville, AR: The Service]. 5p. NAL. 0241 Foster, W. A. and Carter, D. G. 1922. Farm buildings. New York, NY: John Wiley. 377p. AFU. 0229 Arkansas. University. College of Agriculture. Ex- tension Service. [193-]. Build homemade homes from 0242 Foster, W. A. and Carter, D. G. 1928. Farm build- native materials. Little Rock, AR: [s.n.]. folder. NAL. ings, rewritten and reset. New York, NY: J. Wiley & sons, inc.; Chapman & Hall. 2nd ed. 358p. AFU. 0230 Arkansas. University. College of Agriculture. Ex- tension Service. [1939]. Building milk cooling tanks. 0243 Johnson, B. 1939. Apparatus for measurements Little Rock, AR: [s.n.]. 4p. NAL. of lengths of cotton fibers. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 22p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bul- 0231 Arkansas. University. College of Agriculture. Ex- letin No 381). AFU. tension Service. [1942]. Farm dairy buildings. [Fayetteville, AR: The Service]. 9p. NAL. 0244 Newman, C. L. 1894. Farm drainage. Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station. 33-54p. 0232 Arkansas. University. College of Agriculture. Ex- (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 32). AFU. tension Service. [n.d.]. Portable brooder house for 200 to 500 chicks. [Little Rock, AR: s.n.]. NAL.

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0245 Norgord, C. P. 1909. Farm drainage. Fayetteville, 0255 Arkansas Garden Institute, University of Arkansas. AR: Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station. 287-314p. 1940. Proceedings 1st. 1940. [Fayetteville, AR]: Uni- (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 104). AFU. versity of Arkansas. General Extension Service. NAL.

0246 Rambo, E. K. 1944. Homemade fertilizer spread- 0256 Arkansas Industrial University. Board of Trustees. ers. [Little Rock, AR]: Extension Service, College of [1873]. Colleges for the benefit of agriculture and the Agriculture, University of Arkansas. [8]p. (Extension plan mechanic arts. [Washington, DC: s.n.]. [2]p. (42nd Con- series; No. 6). UALR. gress, 3rd Session, House of Representatives, Miscella- neous Document No. 80, p[1]-2). UALR. 0247 Slusher, M. W. and Wilson, W. T. 1945. Labor and power used for Arkansas crops and livestock. 0257 Arkansas Industrial University. 1873. First report Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 63p. (Agricul- of the Arkansas Industrial University: with a Normal tural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 456). AFU. Department therein, located at Fayetteville, Washing- ton Co., Ark., organized September 18, 1871. Little 0248 Thomas Manufacturing Co. [1890]. Cotton presses, Rock, AR: Little Rock Printing and Publishing Co. 233p. Little Rock, Ark. [Little Rock, AR: The Author]. 32p. AFU. UALR. 0258 Arkansas State Plant Board. 1917. Information for 0249 U.S. Bureau of Agricultural Engineering. 1934. orchardists in scale-infested area in Arkansas. Little Investigations in Grand Prairie rice region, Arkan- Rock, AR: The Board. 1p. (Circular no. 4). AFU. sas, for Farm Credit Administration. [S.l.: The Bureau] 77p. WorldCat. 0259 Arkansas. Agricultural, Mechanical and Normal College, Pine Bluff. [1948]. 1873-1948, seventy-fifth 0250 U.S. Bureau of Agricultural Economics. 1940. Plans anniversary, diamond jubilee souvenir program. [Pine of farm buildings for southern states. Washington, DC: Bluff, AR: The College]. 31p. AFU. [G.P.O.]. 123p. (U.S.D.A. Miscellaneous publication no. 360). AFU. 0260 Arkansas. Department of Education. Division of Vocational Education. [1940]. Committee reports, third 0251 University. Agricultural Extension Service. and U.S. annual conference, vocational home economics teach- Department of Agriculture. [193-]. Farm building plans. ers, Arkansas State Teachers College, August 26-30, Fayetteville, AR: [s.n.]. [193]p. folder. AFU. 1940. Little Rock, AR: The Division. 36p. AFU.

0261 Arkansas. Department of Education. Division of Agricultural Extension and Vocational Education. 1900. Progress report institu- Agricultural Education tional on-farm training in Arkansas. [2nd] . Little Rock, AR: [s.n.]. NAL. 0252 Adams, C. F. 1909. The Agricultural College and Agricultural Experiment Station: report concerning 0262 Arkansas. Department of Education. Division of needs. [S.l.: s.n.]. 25p. UALR. Vocational Education. 1944. Tentative statement of a program of occupational information and guidance 0253 Agricultural Extension Workers. Mississippi Co., for Arkansas schools. Little Rock, AR: The Department. Ark. 1930. Farm and home program for Mississippi 64, [2]p. (Occupational Information and Guidance Ser- County, Arkansas. St. Louis, MO: St. Louis Southwest- vice). AFU. ern Railway Lines, Dept. of Public Relations. 32p. AFU. 0263 Arkansas. Department of Public Instruction. [1920]. 0254 Allen, E. J. 1942. Planning and planting Arkan- Vocational home economics. [Little Rock, AR: The sas home grounds. [Fayetteville, AR]: Extension Ser- Department]. 14p. (Agricultural series. Bulletin no. 1). vice, College of Agriculture, University of Arkansas, U.S. AFU. Dept. of Agriculture cooperating. 23p. (Circular no. 270) WorldCat.

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0264 Arkansas. General Assembly. Joint Committee to 0274 Arkansas. University. College of Agriculture. Ex- Visit the University of Arkansas. [1911]. Report of the tension Service. [1938]. Arkansas farms need 1/2 mil- Joint Committee. [Little Rock, AR]: The Committee. lion more acres in permanent pastures. Little Rock, 195p. AFU. AR: [s.n.]. 1 vol. NAL.

0265 Arkansas. State Board of Control for Vocational 0275 Arkansas. University. College of Agriculture. Ex- Education. 1919. General suggestions of the State tension Service. [n.d.]. Arkansas soils needs humus. Board of Control for vocational agricultural educa- Fayetteville, AR: [s.n.]. [4]p. NAL. tion concerning state plans, courses of study, equipment, text books, and management of agricultural 0276 Arkansas. University. College of Agriculture. Ex- departments under the Smith-Hughes and Arkansas tension Division. [1943]. Arkansas wartime emergency vocational acts. Little Rock, AR: [s.n.]. 51p. AFU. publication. no. 1. [Little Rock, AR: s.n.]. NAL.

0266 Arkansas. State Board for Vocational Education. 0277 Arkansas. University. College of Agriculture. Ex- 1937. Part-time cooperative apprentice training pro- tension Service. [193-]. Books in Extension Service gram in diversified occupations. Little Rock, AR: The Library in Little Rock office. [Little Rock, AR: The Board. 46p. AFU. Service]. 28p. NAL.

0267 Arkansas. State Board of Education. 1923. Voca- 0278 Arkansas. University. [1928]. College of Agricul- tional education in Arkansas. Little Rock, AR: [s.n.]. ture, University of Arkansas. [Fayetteville, AR]: The 32p. AFU. University. 24p. (University of Arkansas. Bulletin v.22, No 6, May, 1928). AFU. 0268 Arkansas. State Board of Education. 1930. Voca- tional agricultural education in Arkansas. Little Rock, 0279 Arkansas. University. Agricultural Extension Ser- AR: State Board of Education. 55p. (Agricultural series. vice. [1925]. Committee reports, annual Conference Bulletin No 12). AFU. of Agricultural Extension Workers in Arkansas held at the College of Agriculture, University of Arkansas, 0269 Arkansas. University. Agricultural Extension Ser- August 15-18, 1925. [Fayetteville, AR: The Service]. vice. 1920. A manual on boys’ and girls’ agricultural [35]p. AFU. club work. Designed especially for use of rural teachers. Little Rock, AR: Pugh Printing Co. 192p. AFU. 0280 Arkansas. University. College of Agriculture. Ex- tension Service. 1932. County extension agents aid in 0270 Arkansas. University. College of Agriculture. Ex- increasing farm incomes and reducing farm and home tension Service. [n.d.]. A suggestive plan of commu- expenses. [Little Rock, AR: s.n.]. folder. NAL. nity organization. Constitution, by-laws and suggestions. [Fayetteville, AR: The Service]. [8]p. NAL. 0281 Arkansas. University. College of Agriculture. Ex- tension Service. [1924]. Does your county have farm 0271 Arkansas. University. [1927]. Address delivered and home demonstration agents? [Fayetteville, AR: to the members of the staff of the University of Ar- s.n.]. 7p. NAL. kansas by President John C. Futrall, Oct. 26, 1927. The purpose of a state in maintaining a university. 0282 Arkansas. University. College of Agriculture. Ex- [Fayetteville, AR: s.n.]. 16p. AFU. tension Service. [1932]. Dollars follow county extension agents. [Little Rock, AR: s.n.]. [4]p. NAL. 0272 Arkansas. University. Agricultural Extension Ser- vice. [1936]. Annual plan of county extension work. 0283 Arkansas. University. College of Agriculture. Ex- [Little Rock, AR: The Service]. 40p. AFU. tension Service. 1945. Essential elements of the county extension organization. [Fayetteville, AR: s.n.]. 2p. 0273 Arkansas. University. Agricultural Extension Ser- NAL. vice. 1942. Arkansas food and feed campaign. Family food supply guide and record. Fayetteville, AR: The 0284 Arkansas. University. Agricultural Extension Ser- Service. 44p. LC. vice. [1917]-1918. Extension bulletin no.1-3. Fayetteville, AR: The Service. AFU.

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0285 Arkansas. University. College of Agriculture. Ex- 0297 Arkansas. University. Agricultural Extension Ser- tension Service. 1940. Extension program planning vice. [1944]. Manual of farm and home studies for profile. [Fayetteville, AR: s.n.]. 1p. NAL. Arkansas junior adult 4-H clubs. [Little Rock, AR]: The Service. 110p. LC. 0286 Arkansas. University. Agricultural Extension Ser- vice. [1914]. Farm and home programs for the nine 0298 Arkansas. University. Agricultural Extension Ser- areas of Arkansas. Little Rock, AR: The Service. 1 vol. vice. [1919]. Program of the annual Farmers’ Week, AFU. 1st. [Fayetteville, AR: The Service]. 1 vol. AFU.

0287 Arkansas. University. College of Agriculture. Ex- 0299 Arkansas. University. College of Agriculture. Ex- tension Service. [1938]. Farm first for family food sup- tension Service. [1929]. Program of county extension ply. [Little Rock, AR: The Service]. NAL. work. [Little Rock, AR: s.n.]. 28p.

0288 Arkansas. University. College of Agriculture. Ex- 0300 Arkansas. University. Fayetteville. 1919. Record tension Service. [1922]. Farm household accounts. of the testimony adduced at the meeting of the Board [Little Rock, AR: The Service]. 45p. NAL. of trustees in Little Rock, June 21, 1919; together with a brief statement by the board as to the College of 0289 Arkansas. University. College of Agriculture. Ex- agriculture and its development. Fayetteville, AR: tension Service. 1942. Food for victory. Little Rock, AR: University of Arkansas. 88p. (Bulletin. v. 13, No 8). AFU. Arkansas Agricultural Extension Service. (Extension Plan Series, No. 1). AFU. 0301 Arkansas. University. College of Agriculture. Ex- tension Division. [1931]. Serve Arkansas farm folk. 0290 Arkansas. University. College of Agriculture. Ex- [Fayetteville, AR: s.n.]. [4]p. NAL. tension Division. [1918]. Food is the greatest necessity. [Fayetteville, AR: The Service]. 15p. NAL. 0302 Arkansas. University. College of Agriculture. Ex- tension Service. [1921]. Songs, yells and games for club 0291 Arkansas. University. College of Agriculture. Ex- boys and girls. [Fayetteville, AR: The Service]. 15p. tension Service. [1930]. For your farm library. [Little NAL. Rock, AR: The Service]. [4]p. NAL. 0303 Arkansas. University. Fayetteville. 1918. Statement 0292 Arkansas. University. College of Agriculture. Ex- by the board of trustees concerning the college of ag- tension Service. [1930]. Good living means wise spend- riculture. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 15p. ing. [Little Rock, AR: s.n.]. [3]p. NAL. (Bulletin v. 12, No 12). AFU.

0293 Arkansas. University. College of Agriculture. Ex- 0304 Arkansas. University. College of Agriculture. Ex- tension Service. [1943]. Guide for Arkansas agricul- tension Service. [1939]. The farm outlook says live at tural extension workers. [Fayetteville, AR: s.n.]. 79p. home first in 1939. [Little Rock, AR: The Service]. [4]p. NAL. NAL.

0294 Arkansas. University, Fayetteville. 1919. Home 0305 Arkansas. University. Agricultural Extension Ser- economics at the University of Arkansas. Fayetteville, vice. [1923]. The farmer’s account book. [Little Rock, AR: University of Arkansas. (Bulletin. vol 13, No 1). AR: The Service]. 50p. AFU. AFU. 0306 Arkansas. University. Agricultural Extension Ser- 0295 Arkansas. University. College of Agriculture. Ex- vice. [1931]. Timely agricultural economic facts for tension Service. [n.d.]. Homemade games; patterns and Arkansas farmers... v.1. Jan. 1931-. [Little Rock, AR: playing rules. [Fayetteville, AR: s.n.]. 7p. NAL. s.n.]. AFU.

0296 Arkansas. University. Agricultural Extension Ser- 0307 Arkansas. University. College of Agriculture. Ex- vice. [1914]. Horticultural handbook for county agri- tension Service. [1918]. To minute men—Extension cultural and home demonstration agents. [Little Rock, wartime letter. [Little Rock, AR: s.n.]. NAL. AR]: The Service. 58, [6]p. AFU.

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0308 Arkansas. University. College of Agriculture. Ex- 0318 Donelson, D. 1931. The horn of plenty: a pag- tension Service. [1931]. What the state press says about eant portraying a live-at-home program for Arkan- the Agricultural Extension Service of the University sas farmers. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. of Arkansas College of Agriculture. [Little Rock, AR: 27p. UALR. s.n.]. 35p. NAL. 0319 DuVal, B. T. 1892. Address delivered by Ben T. 0309 Arkansas. University. College of Agriculture. Ex- DuVal: before the Philomathean and Mathetian soci- tension Service. 1921. [Letter] to local leaders, poultry eties of the Arkansas Industrial University, workers, county and home demonstration agents. Fayetteville, Arkansas, December, 1890. Fort Smith, [Little Rock, AR: University of Arkansas]. 3p. NAL. AR: Caldwell Bros. Printers. 10p. AFU.

0310 Association of the Future Farmers of America. The 0320 Ensign, M. B. [190-]. Methods of developing the Arkansas future farmer. v.1, no.1-. Little Rock, AR: course of study in vocational agriculture. [Little Rock, The Association. AFU. AR: State Board for Vocational Education]. 1 vol. NAL.

0311 Bodman, E. J. [1923]. Farm profits and educa- 0321 Faulkner Future Farmers. 1932. Farm record book tion. Little Rock, AR: [s.n.]. 15, [l]p. AFU. for Faulkner Future Farmers. [Conway, AR: The Au- thors]. [20]p. AFU. 0312 Bradley Co., Arkansas. Agricultural Committee. 1927. Farm and home program for Bradley County, 0322 Fletcher, W. P. [1906]. “Agricultural colleges were Arkansas. [Pine Bluff, AR: Commercial Printing Co.]. established for farmers.” Address on the occasion of 34p. AFU. the dedication of the agricultural building of the Uni- versity of Arkansas, Fayetteville, June 19, 1906. 0313 California Commission on Agricultural Education Fayetteville, AR: [s.n.]. 11p. NAL. and Fayetteville Chamber of Commerce (AR). [1922]. Comparative costs of divided and undivided state 0323 Foster, A. S. 1932. George Washington the universities: report of California Commission on Ag- farmer: a pageant portraying the farm and home life ricultural Education: opinions and convictions of na- of George and Martha Washington. Fayetteville, AR: tional experts. Fayetteville, AR: Chamber of Commerce. University of Arkansas. 35p. UALR. 29p. AFU. 0324 Foster, A. S. 1930. The ten commandments of 0314 Citizens. Fayetteville, Arkansas. [1909]. The citi- agriculture of Dr. Seaman A. Knapp; a pageant por- zens of Fayetteville and Washington County present traying the early teachings of farm and home demon- the following arguments against the bill to remove stration work and commemorating the name and state University. [Fayetteville, AR: s.n.]. 16p. AFU. work of its founder, Dr. Seaman A. Knapp, on occasion of the silver anniversary of the establishment of 0315 Conference of Teachers of Vocational Agriculture the work in Arkansas. [Fayetteville, AR: s.n.]. 33p. in Arkansas. 1941. Proceedings. Little Rock, AR: State AFU. of Arkansas, Department of Education, Division of Vo- cational Education. 3-31p. AFU. 0325 Highfill, J. V. 1937. Progress of extension teaching in Lee and Hot Springs counties, Arkansas. [Little 0316 Cooper, W. [1937]. Report of the work of the Ar- Rock, AR]: University of Arkansas. College of Agricul- kansas Extension Service with tenants and sharecrop- ture. Extension Service. 39p. (Extension Circular No 397). pers, 1936. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas AFU. Extension Service]. 14p. AFU. 0326 History of Arkansas Agricultural and Mechani- 0317 Daniels, J. B. [1938]. Summary [of] county agri- cal College. 1900. [S.l.: s.n.]. 5p. WorldCat. cultural planning project Arkansas, 1938. [Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. Agricultural Extension Ser- 0327 Hogan, M. V. 1940. A history of the Agricultural vice]. 40p. AFU. Extension Service in Arkansas. Thesis (M.S.), Univer- sity of Wisconsin. viii, 324p. AFU.

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0328 Holloway, K. L. and Roberts, R. W. c1940. Farm 0337 Knapp, B. 1922. Farm helps from experiments: management job sheets for pupils in vocational agri- annual report of the director, 1921-1922. Fayetteville, culture. Danville, IL: The Interstate. 168p. AFU. AR: University of Arkansas. 103p. (Agricultural Experi- ment Station. Bulletin No 181). AFU. 0329 Holloway, K. L. and Roberts, R. W. 1929. Indi- vidual plan sheets for the study of farm organization. 0338 Lane, C. H. 1912. Arkansas state agricultural Fayetteville, AR: K.L. Holloway and R.W. Roberts. 1 vol. schools. Washington, DC: G.P.O. 20p. (U.S.D.A. Office (Future farmer series for pupils in vocational agriculture). of Experiment Stations. Bulletin No 250). AFU. AFU. 0339 Mitchell, F. T. 1931. Proposed plan for training 0330 Holloway, K. L. and Roberts, R. W. 1929. Job sheets Negro teachers of vocational agriculture; a study on for crop and livestock production enterprises. conditions in the state of Arkansas. Thesis (Ph.D.), Fayetteville, AR: K.L. Holloway and R.W. Roberts. 2 Cornell University, Ithaca, NY. 135p. AFU. vols. (Future farmer series for pupils in vocational agriculture). AFU. 0340 Mitchell, S. D. 1933. A placement program for vocational agriculture graduates of Arkansas high 0331 Holloway, K. L., Roberts, R. W. and Arkansas. schools. Thesis (M.S.), University of Arkansas, Department of Public Instruction. [1930]. List of labo- Fayetteville. 78p. AFU. ratory activities and equipment for vocational education in agriculture. [Little Rock, AR: The Department]: 0341 Myers, G. C. 1932. Extension course in child per- 27p. AFU. sonality development arranged by the General Exten- sion Service of the University of Arkansas. 0332 Hughes, C. A. 1928. The effectiveness of voca- [Fayetteville, AR: The Service]. 18p. AFU. tional agriculture in meeting the agricultural needs of Arkansas. Thesis (M.S.), University of Arkansas, 0342 Nelson, M. 1918. Nature and progress work of Fayetteville. 100p. AFU. the Agricultural Experiment Station. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 63p. (Agricultural Experiment 0333 International Harvester Company of New Jersey. Station. Bulletin No 158). AFU. Agricultural Extension Dept. 1914. Poultry is profitable. Every boy and girl in Arkansas should have some 0343 Oehm, G. M. 1926. The country correspondent. chickens. Chicago, IL: International Harvester Co. of Little Rock, AR: University of Arkansas. 18p. (Exten- New Jersey, Agricultural Extension Dept. 10p. WorldCat. sion Circular no. 226). UALR.

0334 Jernigan, W. [1917]. Boys’ and girls’ demonstra- 0344 Porter, H. G. 1900. A brief history of A. & M. tion club work in Arkansas. Fayetteville, AR: [s.n.]. 15, College. [S.l.: s.n]. [8]p. WorldCat. [l]p. AFU. 0345 Purinton, G. D. 1886. Arkansas Industrial Uni- 0335 Kelley, P. C. 1939. Supplementary report of a versity farm. Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas Industrial Uni- survey of business occupations in seventeen Arkan- versity. 4p. (Arkansas Industrial University. Department sas towns. Analysis of former occupations of propri- of Agriculture and Horticulture. Bulletin No 1). AFU. etors of small business establishments. Fayetteville, AR: [s.n.]. 5p. AFU. 0346 Reynolds, J. H. and Thomas, D. Y. 1910. History of the University of Arkansas. Fayetteville, AR: Uni- 0336 Kelley, P. C. Arkansas. State Board for Vocational versity of Arkansas. 555p. AFU. Education. [1940]. Better merchandising benefits all, including a brief description of the distributive edu- 0347 Roberts, R. W. 1928. A plan for individualized cation program available in Arkansas. Fayetteville, AR: instruction in vocational agriculture. Thesis (M.S.), College of Business Administration, University of Ar- University of Arkansas, Fayetteville. 114p. AFU. kansas. 12p. AFU.

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0348 Roberts, R. W. 1940. Four decades of agricultural 0358 University of Arkansas (Fayetteville, AR). 1922. education in the public, elementary, and secondary Facts about the College of Agriculture, University of schools of Arkansas 1900-1940. Fayetteville, AR: [s.n.]. Arkansas. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 31p. 40p. AFU. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 182). AFU.

0349 Roberts, R. W. [1941]. Historical development of 0359 Waggoner, J. E. 1915. “Let Arkansas feed her- vocational agricultural education in Arkansas public self”: suggestive studies for use in the schools of the schools. [Fayetteville, AR]: University of Arkansas. Col- state. Edited by Waggoner, J. E. Chicago, IL: Interna- lege of Education. 38p. (Contribution no.3). AFU. tional Harvester Co. of New Jersey, Agricultural Exten- sion Dept. 52p. (Harvard science and math textbooks pres- 0350 Roberts, R. W. Arkansas. Department of Education. ervation microfilm project; 01333). WorldCat. [1943]. A description of extension workshops and visiting teacher programs for public school teachers in 0360 Williams, L. P. 1937. The possible contributions Arkansas. Little Rock, AR: Arkansas State Department of home economics to the development of the men and of Education. 61p. (Arkansas Community School Pro- women students in the Negro Junior College of Little gram. Bulletin No 2). AFU. Rock, Arkansas. Thesis (M.S.), Iowa Sate College. 78p. WorldCat. 0351 Rosenthal, B. F. 1927. The pageant of agricultural progression. Fayetteville, AR: [s.n.]. 22p. AFU. 0361 Wilson, H. A. 1929. Development of Smith- Hughes agriculture for Negroes in Arkansas. Thesis, 0352 Shinn, E. H. [1922]. Agriculture in Arkansas el- Ohio State University, Columbus. 101p. AFU. ementary schools. A manual for teachers of grades six to eight. 164p. NAL. 0362 Wilson, M. C. 1926. The effectiveness of extension in reaching rural people: a study of 713 farms 0353 Shoptaw, L. V. N. 1929. The present status of vo- and farm homes in Hot Spring and Lee counties, Ar- cational agricultural education in Arkansas. Thesis kansas, 1925. [Little Rock, AR]: University of Arkan- (M.S.), Iowa State College. 135p. WorldCat. sas. College of Agriculture. Extension Service. 24p. (Ex- tension Circular no. 221). AFU. 0354 Smith, R. B. 1923. A job analysis method of planning home projects in agriculture. Little Rock, AR: State Board for Vocational Education. 23p. (Agricultural Agriculture, General series. Bulletin No 6). AFU. 0363 Arkansas. Bureau of Mines, Manufactures and Ag- 0355 Smith, R. B. 1931. Agricultural evening schools riculture. 1913-16. Bulletin no.1-4. Little Rock, AR: The in Arkansas. Des Moines, IA: Meredith Pub. Co. 32p. Bureau. 4p. AFU. (Agricultural Education, v.4, No 2, August 1931). UALR. 0364 Diversified farming in the cotton belt. [1906]. 0356 U.S. Office of Education. 1921. Educational sur- [Washington, DC: s.n.]. [26]p. UALR. vey of the University of Arkansas; summary of con- 0365 Fayetteville Chamber of Commerce (Ark.). Com- clusions and recommendations. A digest of the report mittee on Agriculture. 1936. Washington Co. of a survey of the University of Arkansas, made at the Fayetteville, AR: The Chamber. 1 vol. AFU. request of the legislative committee in charge of the survey, under the direction of the United States Com- 0366 Mills Land Company. 1934. Arkansas is not a one missioner of Education. Washington, DC: [Office of crop state. Booneville, AR: Mills Land Company. 24p. Education]. 43p. AFU. UALR.

0357 University of Arkansas. College of Agriculture, 0367 Phillips, E. M. [1896]. The southern farmers’ gar- Fayetteville. 1913. Bulletin of the Agricultural Club, deners’ and fruit raisers’ guide. What, how and when College of Agriculture, University of Arkansas, to plant in the South for profit. Little Rock, AR: The Fayetteville. Fayetteville, AR: The Agricultural Club. Southern Agricultural Publishing Co. AFU 24p. AFU.

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0368 Slayden, L. T. [19—]. A treatise on our agricul- 0378 Wright, E. F. 1904. The Arkansas Cotton Belt. tural problems: especially the cotton situation. [S.l.: [New York, NY: J.H. Richards]. [2]p. (The Nation, v.79, s.n.]. [5]p. UALR. No 2052, October 27, 1904, p.332-333). UALR.

0369 St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern Railway Com- pany. Land Department and Little Rock and Fort Smith Animal Science Railroad Company. 1890. Arkansas as an agricultural 0379 Ackerman, A. J. and Isely, D. 1931. The leaf hop- state. Little Rock, AR: The Author. 3rd. 28p. AFU. pers attacking apples in the Ozarks. Washington, DC: U.S. Dept. of Agriculture. 40p. (U.S.D.A. Technical Bul- 0370 St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern Railway Com- letin No 263). AFU. pany, and Little Rock & Fort Smith Railways. 1900. Ar- kansas as an agricultural state. Little Rock, AR: The 0380 Arkansas Industrial University. Agricultural Experi- Author. 1 vol. (Industrial series, no. 1). ment Station. 1889. Cotton seed hulls for fattening. Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas Industrial University. 15p. 0371 The advantages of diversification to the south- (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 9). AFU. ern farmer: prize winning essays in contest among southern agricultural colleges. [1934]. Birmingham, 0381 Arkansas Industrial University. Agricultural Experi- AL: Gulf States Steel Co. 20p. AFU. ment Station. 1888. Diseases of animals: swine plague and Texas fever. Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas Industrial 0372 U.S. Bureau of the Census. 1927. United States University. 12p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bul- census of agriculture: 1925. Arkansas. Statistics by letin No 2). AFU. counties. Final figures. Washington, DC: G.P.O. 50p. AFU. 0382 Arkansas Industrial University. Agricultural Experi- ment Station. 1889. Spaying of cattle. Fayetteville, AR: 0373 U.S. Work Projects Administration of Texas and Arkansas Industrial University. 11p. (Agricultural Experi- University of Texas. Bureau of Business Research. 1942. ment Station. Bulletin No 8). AFU. A chronological comparison of agricultural census data by crop reporting districts in Arkansas 1900- 0383 Arkansas Jersey Cattle Club. [1942]. Arkansas 1935. Austin, TX: Bureau of Business Research, Univer- Jersey Cattle Club directory, 1942. [Conway, AR: sity of Texas. 195p. AFU. Conway Printing Co.]. 24p. UALR.

0374 University of Arkansas. Bureau of Research. [1944]. 0384 Arkansas Poultry Breeders Association. 1918. Year Arkansas crops and livestock, 1943: and statistical book. 1918. [Mounds, OK]: Press of “OK” Poultry Jour- summaries, 1928-1943. [Little Rock, AR: University of nal. AFU. Arkansas, Bureau of Research, in cooperation with United States Department of Agriculture]. 42p. (University of 0385 Arkansas. Bureau of Mines, Manufactures and Ag- Arkansas Bulletin; vol. 38, No 5) UALR. riculture. 1913. The live stock industry of Arkansas. Proceedings of the first annual convention of the Ar- 0375 University of Arkansas, Fayetteville. Agricultural kansas Stock Growers’ Association, Little Rock, Extension Service. 1937-38. The agriculture outlook March 10-11, 1913. Little Rock, AR: The Bureau. 19, for Arkansas. [Little Rock, AR: The Service]. 1 vol. [1]p. AFU. AFU. 0386 Arkansas. University. College of Agriculture. Ex- 0376 University of Arkansas, Fayetteville. Agricultural tension Service. [1938]. Needed! 1/4 million more hogs Extension Service. 1936. Types of farming in Arkan- to stay at home. [Little Rock, AR: s.n.]. NAL. sas. [Little Rock, AR]: The Service. 76p. (Extension Cir- cular No 351). AFU. 0387 Arnold, E. L. and Hincholiff, K. H. [1941]. Cattle dipping vats. [Little Rock, AR: s.n.]. [4]p. NAL. 0377 Wilson, W. T. and Reid, J. W. 1942. Livestock and forestry enterprises on farms in the Ozark region. 0388 Arnold, E. L. and Hincholiff, K. H. [1939]. Sheep Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 50p. (Agricul- dipping vats. [Little Rock, AR: s.n.]. [4]p. NAL. tural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 419). AFU.

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0389 Baerg, W. J. 1920. Beekeeping in Arkansas. 0400 Bennett, R. L. 1898. Feeding value to steers of Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 32p. (Agricul- cotton seed, ground cotton seed, cotton meal and hulls; tural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 170). AFU. Effect of temperature. Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas Ag- ricultural Experiment Station. [47]-52p. (Agricultural 0390 Baerg, W. J. 1931. Birds of Arkansas. Fayetteville, Experiment Station. Bulletin No 52). AFU. AR: University of Arkansas. 197p. (Agricultural Experi- ment Station. Bulletin No 258). AFU. 0401 Bennett, R. L. 1900. Pig feeding experiments. Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Sta- 0391 Baerg, W. J. 1925. Control measures for blister tion. [97]-110p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bul- beetles. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 8p. letin No 65). AFU. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 201). AFU. 0402 Bennett, R. L. 1896. Pork production on crops 0392 Baerg, W. J. 1937. Introduction to economic en- gathered by hogs; a succession of crops for hogs. tomology. Russellville, AR: Russellville Printing Co. Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Sta- 72p. AFU. tion. 45-57p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 41). AFU. 0393 Baerg, W. J. 1940. Termite damage: preventives and remedies. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkan- 0403 Bennett, R. L. 1902. Pork production experiments sas. 27p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No and hog ranching. Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas Agricul- 385). AFU. tural Experiment Station. [45]-57p. (Agricultural Experi- ment Station. Bulletin No 73). AFU. 0394 Baerg, W. J. 1936. The black widow. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 34p. (Agricultural Experi- 0404 Bennett, R. L. 1898. Some experiments on the ment Station. Bulletin No 325). AFU. fattening value of certain foods gathered by pigs. Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Sta- 0395 Baerg, W. J. 1928. Three shade tree insects. tion. [83]-86p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulle- Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 25p. (Agricul- tin No 54). AFU. tural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 224). AFU. 0405 Cockburn, T. A. 1903. Catalogue of the ostrich 0396 Becker, G. G. 1918. The apple woolly aphis. farm, Hot Springs, Arkansas, U.S.A. Jefferson City, Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 22p. (Agricul- AR]: Tribune Printing Co.]. 36p. AFU. tural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 154). AFU. 0406 Coker, R. E. 1914. The protection of fresh-water 0397 Becker, G. G. 1918. The peach tree borer. mussels. Washington, DC: G.P.O. 1,23p. ([U.S.] Bureau Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 32p. (Agricul- of Fisheries. Doc. 793). WorldCat. tural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 150). AFU. 0407 Crossman, S. H. 1888. Peach tree borer and the 0398 Becker, G. G. 1918. The round-headed apple-tree codling moth. Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas Industrial borer: Saperda candida Fab. Fayetteville, AR: Univer- University. 6p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulle- sity of Arkansas. 92p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. tin No 3). AFU. Bulletin No 146). AFU. 0408 Davis, K. B. 1937. The Gastrotricha 0399 Bennett, R. L. 1899. An experiment in grazing a (Chaetonotoidea) of Washington County, Arkansas. corn and cowpea field with steers; Experiments with Thesis (M.A.), University of Arkansas, Fayetteville. 94p. peanuts, legume manuring, cotton meal, whole and AFU. crushed cotton seed manuring, and varieties of cotton. Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas Agricultural Experiment 0409 Dinwiddie, R. R. 1892. Animal parasitism; some Station. [97]-108p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Texas fever experiments. Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas Bulletin No 58). AFU. Industrial University. 31p. (Agricultural Experiment Sta- tion. Bulletin No 20). AFU.

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0410 Dinwiddie, R. R. 1895. Animal pathology: some 0420 Dinwiddie, R. R. 1896. On the toxic properties of diseases of farm animals. Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas molds; field investigations of various stock diseases. Agricultural Experiment Station. [129]-158p. (Agricul- Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Sta- tural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 35). AFU. tion. 35-44p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 40). AFU. 0411 Dinwiddie, R. R. 1907. Anthrax and anthrax vaccines. Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas Agricultural Experiment 0421 Dinwiddie, R. R. 1902. Pig feeding experiments Station. [113]-132p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. with cottonseed meal. Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas Agri- Bulletin No 97). AFU. cultural Experiment Station. [133]-148p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 76). AFU. 0412 Dinwiddie, R. R. 1907. Anthrax in Arkansas. Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Sta- 0422 Dinwiddie, R. R. 1914. Significance of bacterial tion. 91-111p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulle- infection of hog cholera. Fayetteville, AR: University tin No 96). AFU. of Arkansas. [593]-619p. (Agricultural Experiment Sta- tion. Bulletin No 117). AFU. 0413 Dinwiddie, R. R. 1904. Cotton food-products in hog feeding. Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas Agricultural 0423 Dinwiddie, R. R. and Stanford, J. F. 1910. Studies Experiment Station. 28p. (Agricultural Experiment Sta- on the bacteriology of infectious swine diseases. tion. Bulletin No 85). AFU. Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Sta- tion. [315]-350p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bul- 0414 Dinwiddie, R. R. 1911. Cotton seed poisoning of letin No 105). AFU. livestock. Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas Agricultural Ex- periment Station. [395]-410p. (Agricultural Experiment 0424 Dinwiddie, R. R. 1914. Studies on the hematol- Station. Bulletin No 108). AFU. ogy of normal and cholera infected hogs. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. [21]-41p. (Agricultural Ex- 0415 Dinwiddie, R. R. 1905. Glanders of horses. periment Station. Bulletin No 120). AFU. Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Sta- tion. 63]-76p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulle- 0425 Dinwiddie, R. R. and Short, A. K. 1909. The depo- tin No 87). AFU. sition of fat and lean in hogs. Fayetteville, AR: Arkan- sas Agricultural Experiment Station. [237]-250p. (Agri- 0416 Dinwiddie, R. R. 1901. Investigations of swine cultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 103). AFU. diseases in Arkansas. Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas Agri- cultural Experiment Station. [27]-47p. (Agricultural Ex- 0426 Dinwiddie, R. R. 1912. The infectiousness of se- periment Station. Bulletin No 67). AFU. rum and serum free blood corpuscles in hog cholera. Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Sta- 0417 Dinwiddie, R. R. 1904. Livestock sanitation in tion. [461]-479p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bul- Arkansas. Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas Agricultural Ex- letin No 111). AFU. periment Station. [97]-106p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 82). AFU. 0427 Dinwiddie, R. R. 1899. The relative virulence for the domestic animals of human and bovine tubercle. 0418 Dinwiddie, R. R. 1898. Methods of combating Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Sta- communicable diseases of farm animals. Fayetteville, tion. 23-95p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin AR: Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station. [35]-46p. No 57). AFU. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 51). AFU. 0428 Dinwiddie, R. R. 1900. The relative susceptibility 0419 Dinwiddie, R. R. and Lenton, W. 1908. Notes on of the domestic animals to the contagia of human and the cattle tick and tick fever of cattle. Tick eradica- bovine tuberculosis. Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas Agri- tion in Arkansas in 1907. Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas cultural Experiment Station. 37-65p. (Agricultural Ex- Agricultural Experiment Station. [185]-220p. (Agricul- periment Station. Bulletin No 63). AFU. tural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 101). AFU.

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0429 Dvorachek, H. E. and Semple, A. T. 1930. Beef 0439 Horlacher, W. R. and Smith, R. M. and Wiley, W. producing qualities of purebred Aberdeen-Angus H. 1941. Crossbreeding for broiler production. cattle compared with Arkansas native cattle. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 24p. (Agricul- Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 19p. (Agricul- tural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 411). AFU. tural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 247). AFU. 0440 Horlacher, W. R. and Smith, R. M. 1938. Prelimi- 0430 Dvorachek, H. E. 1916. Fattening swine on rice nary report of crossbreeding for broiler production. by-products. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 16p. (Agricul- 24p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 128). tural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 354). AFU. AFU. 0441 Horsfall, W. R. 1942. Biology and control of mos- 0431 Dvorachek, H. E., Sandhouse, H. A. and Hunt, R. quitoes in the rice area. Fayetteville, AR: University of A. 1925. Protein supplements for fattening swine. Arkansas. 46p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulle- Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 15p. (Agricul- tin No 427). AFU. tural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 198). AFU. 0442 Horsfall, W. R. 1943. Biology and control of com- 0432 Dvorachek, H. E. and Sandhouse, H. A. 1918. Soft mon blister beetles of Arkansas. Fayetteville, AR: Uni- pork from rice bran. Fayetteville, AR: University of versity of Arkansas. 55p. (Agricultural Experiment Sta- Arkansas. 8p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulle- tion. Bulletin No 436). AFU. tin No 142). AFU. 0443 Horton, J. R., Jones, E. T. and Wadley, F. M. 1943. 0433 Dvorachek, H. E. and Stout, S. R. 1919. The influ- The Hessian fly and its control by late sowing of wheat ence of age of hens on egg production. Fayetteville, in Oklahoma and Arkansas. [Washington, DC: U.S. AR: University of Arkansas. 8p. (Agricultural Experi- Dept. of Agriculture]. 10p. (Circular No 687). AFU. ment Station. Bulletin No 163). AFU. 0444 Howell, A. H. 1911. Birds of Arkansas. Washing- 0434 Gow, R. M. 1916. Livestock sanitary laws of the ton, DC: U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Biological Survey. state of Arkansas. State laws and regulations of the 100p. (U.S.D.A. Bulletin. Biological Survey No 38). Board of Control. Notes on these laws and regulations. AFU. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 12p. (Agricul- tural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 126) AFU. 0445 Isely, D. 1932. Abundance of the boll weevil in relation to summer weather and to food. Fayetteville, 0435 Gow, R. M. 1914. Tick eradication in Arkansas. AR: University of Arkansas. 34p. (Agricultural Experi- Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 20p. (Agricul- ment Station. Bulletin No 271). AFU. tural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 119). AFU. 0446 Isely, D. 1926. Early summer dispersion of boll 0436 Gow, R. M. and Knox, R. C. 1919. Tick eradica- weevil: with special reference to dusting. Fayetteville, tion laws. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 15p. AR: University of Arkansas. 7p. (Agricultural Experi- (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 160). AFU. ment Station. Bulletin No 204). AFU.

0437 Harvey, F. L. 1900. The apple maggot, Trypeta 0447 Isely, D. 1935. Relation of hosts to abundance of pomonella, —Walsh. Thesis (Ph.D. [honorary]), Univer- cotton bollworm. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkan- sity of Arkansas, Fayetteville. 49p. AFU. sas. 30p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 320). AFU. 0438 Hilston, N. W. and Gifford, W. 1946. Compara- tive values of various roughages for wintering feeder 0448 Isely, D. 1930. The biology of the bean leaf-beetle. calves. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 37p. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 20p. (Agricul- (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 463). AFU. tural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 248). AFU.

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0449 Isely, D. 1927. The cotton hopper and associated 0460 Kay, S. L. [1904]. Stock raising in Arkansas. Little leaf-bugs attacking cotton. Little Rock, AR: Extension Rock, AR: Land Dept. of the St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Service, College of Agriculture, University of Arkansas. Southern and Little Rock & Fort Smith Railways. 5th ed. 8p. (Extension Circular No 231). AFU. [27]p. (World’s Fair Industrial Series no. 3). AFU.

0450 Isely, D. 1946. The cotton aphid. Fayetteville, AR: 0461 Lenton, W. 1910. Livestock sanitary laws of the University of Arkansas. 29p. (Agricultural Experiment state of Arkansas. Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas Agricul- Station. Bulletin No 462). AFU. tural Experiment Station. 351-366p. (Agricultural Experi- ment Station. Bulletin No 106). AFU. 0451 Isely, D. 1942. The grape rootworm. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 26p. (Agricultural Experi- 0462 Lyons, M. 1939. Some effects of manganese on ment Station. Bulletin No 426). AFU. eggshell quality. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkan- sas. 18p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 0452 Isely, D. 1929. The southern corn root worm. 374). AFU. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 31p. (Agricul- tural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 232). AFU. 0463 Martin, E. 1934. A study of use of rice by-products for feeding swine and effects on quality of pork. 0453 Isely, D. 1927. The striped cucumber beetle. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 36p. (Agricul- Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 36p. (Agricul- tural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 303). AFU. tural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 216). AFU. 0464 Martin, E. 1936. Hay and pasture for sows dur- 0454 Isely, D. 1929. Timing, seasonal occurrence and ing gestation and lactation. Fayetteville, AR: Univer- abundance of the codling moth. Fayetteville, AR: Uni- sity of Arkansas. 17p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. versity of Arkansas. 26p. (Agricultural Experiment Sta- Bulletin No 336). AFU. tion. Bulletin No 382). AFU. 0465 Martin, E. 1935. Use of forage crops for growing 0455 Isely, D. and Schwardt, H. H. 1934. The rice water and fattening swine. Fayetteville, AR: University of weevil. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 44p. Arkansas. 32p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulle- (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 299). AFU. tin No 321). AFU.

0456 Isely, D. and Ackerman, A. J. 1923. Life history of 0466 McArthur, C. L. 1918. Immunity of suckling pigs the codling moth in Arkansas with special reference to hog cholera. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkan- to factors limiting abundance. Fayetteville, AR: Uni- sas. 22p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No versity of Arkansas. 57p. (Agricultural Experiment Sta- 151). AFU. tion. Bulletin No 189). AFU. 0467 McArthur, C. L. 1917. The attenuation of hog 0457 Isely, D. and Baerg, W. J. 1924. The boll weevil cholera virus and its effects upon normal hogs. problem in Arkansas. Fayetteville, AR: University of Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 28p. (Agricul- Arkansas. 29p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulle- tural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 139). AFU. tin No 190). AFU. 0468 McArthur, C. L. 1917. Tuberculosis in farm ani- 0458 Jacobs, W. S. 1908. Farm poultry. Fayetteville, mals. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 15p. AR: Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station. [149]- (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 136). AFU. 173p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 99). AFU. 0469 Meek, S. E. and Clark, H. W. 1912. The mussels of the Big Buffalo Fork of White River, Arkansas. 0459 Jacobson, C. O. 1935. Value of legume hay for Washington, DC: G.P.O. 20p. (United States. Bureau of lactation and growth in dairy heifers. Fayetteville, AR: Fisheries. Doc. 759). AFU. University of Arkansas. 20p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 318). AFU. 0470 Memphis, TN, Chamber of Commerce. Bureau of Farm Development. [1921-]. Drop and livestock report: tri-st to territory. Memphis, TN: [s.n.]. 32p. NAL.

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0471 Menke, A. E. 1888. Dehorning. Fayetteville, AR: 0482 Schwardt, H. H. 1939. Horseflies in Arkansas. Arkansas Industrial University. 16p. (Agricultural Experi- Thesis (Ph.D.), Kansas State University. 93p. WorldCat. ment Station. Bulletin No 5). AFU. 0483 Schwardt, H. H. and Hall, D. G. 1930. Prelimi- 0472 Morris, L. 1944. Feedings and watering equip- nary studies on Arkansas horse-flies. Fayetteville, AR: ment for poultry. [Little Rock, AR]: Extension Service, University of Arkansas. 27p. (Agricultural Experiment College of Agriculture, University of Arkansas. [4]p. (Ex- Station. Bulletin No 256). AFU. tension Plan Series No 8). UALR. 0484 Schwardt, H. H. 1938. Reptiles of Arkansas. 0473 Osgood, O. T. and White, J. W. 1943. Livestock Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 47p. (Agricul- auctions in Arkansas. Fayetteville, AR: University of tural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 357). AFU. Arkansas. 37p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulle- tin No 439). AFU. 0485 Schwardt, H. H. 1934. The saw-toothed grain beetle as a rice-mill pest. Fayetteville, AR: University 0474 Patton, A. R. 1939. Silicon content of wool in re- of Arkansas. 14p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bul- lation to dietary silicon. Fayetteville, AR: University of letin No 308). AFU. Arkansas. 15p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulle- tin No 375). AFU. 0486 Semple, A. T. and Dvorachek, H. E. 1930. Beef production from purebred, grade, and native calves. 0475 Rather, J. B. 1917. The digestibility of some Ar- Washington, DC: U.S. Dept. of Agriculture. 16p. kansas feeds for hogs. Fayetteville, AR: University of (U.S.D.A. Technical Bulletin No 203). AFU. Arkansas. 16p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulle- tin No 133). AFU. 0487 Smith, A. P. 1915. Birds of the Boston Mountains, Arkansas. [Hollywood, CA: s.n.]. 41-57p. (The Con- 0476 Rather, J. B. 1918. The utilization of phytin phos- dor. v. 17, no. 1). AFU. phorous by the pig. Fayetteville, AR: University of Ar- kansas. 26p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin 0488 Smith, R. M. 1934. Rice by-products in the poul- No 147). AFU. try ration for egg production and growth. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 20p. (Agricultural Experi- 0477 Ringworm: nature and treatment of a prevalent ment Station. Bulletin No 304). AFU. skin disease of young cattle. 1891. Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas Industrial University. 15p. (Agricultural Experi- 0489 Smith, R. M. 1933. The influence of certain ment Station. Bulletin No 16). AFU. supplements on the production, hatchability, fertility and weight of eggs. Fayetteville, AR: University of Ar- 0478 Sawyer, L. 1918. Beef cattle guide. Fayetteville, kansas. 18p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin AR: University of Arkansas. Agricultural Extension Ser- No 293). AFU. vice. 30, [l]p. AFU. 0490 Smith, R. M. 1943. Vermifuge treatments and egg 0479 Schilling, S. J. 1929. The production of sterile production. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. anthrax antigens. Fayetteville, AR: University of Ar- 26p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 431). kansas. 27p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin AFU. No 238). AFU. 0491 St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern Railway Com- 0480 Schwardt, H. H. 1939. Biologies of Arkansas rice pany. Land Department and Little Rock and Fort Smith field mosquitoes. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkan- Railroad Company. [1890]. The Angora goat in Arkan- sas. 22p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No sas. Little Rock, AR: St. Louis, Iron Mountain & South- 377). AFU. ern. 29p. AFU.

0481 Schwardt, H. H. 1936. Horseflies of Arkansas. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 66p. (Agricul- tural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 332). AFU.

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0492 Teller, G. L. 1894. Stock feeding: feeding stan- 0501 Dinwiddie, R. R. 1893. Animal pathology: un- dards: some Arkansas stock foods: compounding ra- sound corn and forage as a cause of disease in live- tions. Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas Agricultural Experiment stock: colic in horses and mules: some further experi- Station. 137-170p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. ments with Texas cattle fever. Fayetteville, AR: Arkan- Bulletin No 30). AFU. sas Agricultural Experiment Station. 22p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 25). AFU. 0493 Townsend, G. 1942. Mountain farming in the Ozark area of Western Arkansas [with particular ref- 0502 Rather, J. B. and Reid, E. E. 1918. The identifica- erence to goat dairying as a use for low-grade land]. tion of acids of agricultural products. Fayetteville, AR: Washington, DC: U.S. Bureau of Agricultural Econom- University of Arkansas. 32p. (Agricultural Experiment ics. 31p. AFU. Station. Bulletin No 156). AFU.

0494 U.S. Bureau of Biological Survey. The present sta- 0503 Teller, G. L. 1893. Fodder. Fayetteville, AR: Ar- tus of American wild fowl. An address by Paul G. kansas Industrial University. [111]-[144]p. (Agricultural Redington before the Conference of the International Experiment Station. Bulletin No 24). AFU. Association of Game, Fish, and Conservation Com- missioners, held at Hot Springs, Arkansas, Septem- ber 24-25, 1931. [S.l.: s.n.]. 9p. WorldCat. Food Science, Nutrition,

0495 Vincenheller, W. G. 1907. Cattle tick eradication and Food Products in northwest Arkansas. Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas Ag- 0504 Arkansas. Bureau of Mines, Manufactures and Ag- ricultural Experiment Station. 19-27p. (Agricultural Ex- riculture. 1913. Formulas for preserving and process- periment Station. Bulletin No 93). AFU. ing fruits, vegetables, etc. for exhibition purposes. [Little Rock, AR]: The Bureau. 10, [l]p. AFU. 0496 Vincenheller, W. G. 1906. The cattle tick in Wash- ington and Benton counties. Fayetteville, AR: Arkan- 0505 Arkansas. University. College of Agriculture. Ex- sas Agricultural Experiment Station. [131]-141p. (Agri- tension Service. [n.d.]. Home storage of fruits and veg- cultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 90). AFU. etables. [Little Rock, AR: The Department]. [6]p. NAL.

0497 Wilson, W. T. and Smith, R. M. 1941. Broiler pro- 0506 Arkansas. University. College of Agriculture. Ex- duction and marketing in northwestern Arkansas. tension Service. [n.d.]. How to select foods; common Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 40p. (Agricul- foods grouped according to their use in the body; a tural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 412). AFU. well-planned meal should have each of these groups represented. [Fayetteville, AR: s.n.]. NAL. 0498 Woodworth, C. W. 1889. Entomological notes. Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas Industrial University. 26p. 0507 Arkansas. University. College of Agriculture. Ex- (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 10). AFU. tension Service. [1939]. It’s peach harvest time in Ar- kansas. [Little Rock, AR: s.n.]. [4]p. NAL. 0499 Woodworth, C. W. 1889. Influence of spaying on milk production: milk analysis. Cotton worm pros- 0508 Arkansas. University. College of Agriculture. pects. Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas Industrial University. [1940]. Proceedings [of the] first annual Nutrition 12p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 12). Conference. [Fayetteville, AR: s.n.]. 1 vol. AFU. AFU. 0509 Arkansas. University. College of Agriculture. Ex- tension Service. [1935]. Time table for canning fruits, Feed Products tomatoes, and ripe pimientoes. [Little Rock, AR: s.n.]. 0500 Arkansas. University. College of Agriculture. Ex- [2]p. NAL. tension Service. [n.d.]. Corn weevils will cost Arkan- 0510 Arkansas. University. College of Agriculture. Ex- sas 6,500,000 bushels of corn this year unless harvest- tension Service. [19—]. Use Arkansas apples. ing and storage methods are changed. What to do. [Fayetteville, AR: s.n.]. [4]p. NAL. [Fayetteville, AR: s.n.]. [4]p. NAL.

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0511 Arkansas. University. College of Agriculture. Ex- 0523 Kik, M. C. 1938. Digestibility, metabolism, and tension Service. [1938]. Use Arkansas peaches. [Little nutritive value of lactalbumin. Fayetteville, AR: Uni- Rock, AR: s.n.]. [4]p. NAL. versity of Arkansas. 24p. (Agricultural Experiment Sta- tion. Bulletin No 352). AFU. 0512 Arkansas. University. College of Agriculture. Ex- tension Service. [1944]. Use Arkansas peaches. “They 0524 Kik, M. C. 1945. Effect of milling, processing, are better.” [Little Rock, AR: s.n.]. [2]p. NAL. washing, cooking and storage on the thiamine, ribo- flavin and niacin in rice. Fayetteville, AR: University 0513 Campbell, C. E. 1928. An economic study of toof Arkansas. 60p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bul- mato production for canning in Arkansas. Fayetteville, letin No 458). AFU. AR: University of Arkansas. 27p. (Agricultural Experi- ment Station. Bulletin No 225). AFU. 0525 Kik, M. C. 1942. Nutritive studies of rice and its by-products. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 0514 Campbell, C.E. 1929. Organization and manage- 28p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 416). ment of tomato canning factories in Arkansas. AFU. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 32p. (Agric- ultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 240). AFU. 0526 Mallory, M. E. 1944. A study of potential folic acid and its relationship to vitamin M and to a factor 0515 Claydon, T. J. 1943. Some factors affecting the preventive of leucopenia in sulphasuxidine-fed rats. mold content of cream and the mycelia count of but- Thesis (M.S.), University of Arkansas, Fayetteville. 54p. ter. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 36p. (Ag- AFU. ricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 432). AFU. 0527 McClelland, C. K. 1929. Sweet sorghums for syrup 0516 DeWitt, J. B. 1937. A study of certain reducing and forage. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. substances in citrus fruits. Thesis (M.S.), University of 24p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 241). Arkansas, Fayetteville. 34p. AFU. AFU.

0517 Dinwiddie, R. R. 1897. Milk: its decomposition 0528 Moore, J. F. 1903. The relative digestibility of and preservation. Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas Agricul- some edible fats and oils. Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas tural Experiment Station. 51-77p. (Agricultural Experi- Agricultural Experiment Station. [33]-41p. (Agricultural ment Station. Bulletin No 45). AFU. Experiment Station. Bulletin No 78). AFU.

0518 Dvorachek, H. E. and Stout, S. R. 1918. Preserv- 0529 Newman, C. L. 1892. Sorghum and sugar cane ing eggs for winter use. Fayetteville, AR: University of culture; syrup and sugar making on small farms; Arkansas. 12p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulle- Some field experiments with cantaloupes and corn. tin No 152). AFU. Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas Industrial University. 67-84p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 22). AFU. 0519 Elliott, J. A. 1918. Storage rots of sweet potatoes. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 15p. (Agricul- 0530 Norton, J. H. 1905. Food adulteration in Arkan- tural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 144). AFU. sas. Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station. 77-118p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bul- 0520 Foot, L. [1915]. How to cure, smoke, and keep letin No 88). AFU. hams, shoulders and bacon. [S.l.: s.n.]. NAL. 0531 Rambo, E. K. and Allen, E. J. 1945. Inexpensive 0521 Foot, L. 1916. How to make as good hams in any methods for storing fruits and vegetables. [Little Rock, state as are made in Virginia. Little Rock, AR: [s.n.]. AR]: Extension Service, College of Agriculture, Univer- 2nd. ed. 63p. AFU. sity of Arkansas. Revised ed. [8]p. (Extension Plan Se- ries No 3). UALR. 0522 Hudson, M. J. 1929. The effects of baking tem- peratures on the stability of vitamin B as evidenced in studies of lactation and growth. Thesis (M.S.), Univer- sity of Arkansas, Fayetteville. 79p. AFU.

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0532 Read, J. W., Palmer, S. and Steer, L. 1921. Vita- 0541 Sure, B. 1942. Dietary requirements for fertility mins and the daily diet. Fayetteville, AR: University of and lactation. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. Arkansas. 24p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulle- 34p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 425). tin No 176). AFU. AFU.

0533 Read, J. W. and Palmer, S. 1923. Vitamins, health 0542 Teller, G. L. 1896. Concerning wheat and its mill and the daily diet. Fayetteville, AR: University of Ar- products. Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas Agricultural Ex- kansas. 64p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin periment Station. [61]-73p. (Agricultural Experiment No 184). AFU. Station. Bulletin No 42). AFU.

0534 Smith, R. M. 1937. The influence of some factors 0543 Teller, G. L. and Moore, J. F. 1895. Syrups and on the storage quality of eggs. Fayetteville, AR: Uni- molasses. Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas Agricultural Ex- versity of Arkansas. 33p. (Agricultural Experiment Sta- periment Station. 181-186p. (Agricultural Experiment tion. Bulletin No 341). AFU. Station. Bulletin No 37). AFU.

0535 Sure, B. 1933. Biochemistry and pathology of 0544 Thatcher, H. S., Sure, B. and Lee, J. 1938. Bio- avitaminosis. I. Hematopoietic function in deficiency chemistry and pathology of avitaminosis. II. Histopa- diseases. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 39p. thology of deficiency diseases. Fayetteville, AR: Uni- (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 286). AFU. versity of Arkansas. 48p. (Agricultural Experiment Sta- tion. Bulletin No 356). AFU. 0536 Sure, B. 1939. Biochemistry and pathology of avitaminosis. III. Enzymic efficiency in deficiency dis- 0545 Walts, C. C. and Libbert, M. S. 1930. Factors in- eases. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 20p. fluencing the flavor of butter. I, II. The effect of vari- (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 373). AFU. ous starter cultures on the flavor of butter/ The effect of various neutralizers on the flavor of of [sic] butter. 0537 Sure, B. 1930. Dietary requirements for fertility Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 26p. (Agricul- and lactation. I. The role of fat soluble vitamins in tural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 249). AFU. fertility and lactation. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 67p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulle- 0546 Work Conference on Preservation of Foods by Re- tin No 250). AFU. frigeration, University of Arkansas 1944. 1944. Report of work conference on preservation of foods by re- 0538 Sure, B. 1930. Dietary requirements for fertility frigeration held at the University of Arkansas August and lactation. II. The role of vitamin B in lactation 7-11, 1944. [Fayetteville, AR: s.n.]. 23p. (University of and vitamin requirements of nursing young. Arkansas. College of Education. Dept. of Vocational Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 62p. (Agricul- Teacher Education. Monograph 1, October 1944). AFU. tural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 251). AFU. 0539 Sure, B. 1930. Dietary requirements for fertility Forestry and lactation. III. Pathological change in nursing 0547 Adams, D. W. 1912. Methods and apparatus for young of the albino rat suffering from vitamin B defi- the prevention and control of forest fires: as exempli- ciency, and the role of vitamin B in infant nutrition. fied on the Arkansas National Forest. Washington, DC: Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 50p. (Agricul- U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Forest Service. 27p. (Forest tural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 252). AFU. Service. Bulletin 113). AFU. 0540 Sure, B. 1933. Dietary requirements for fertility 0548 Arkansas Forestry Commission Cooperators. 1936. and lactation. IV. The specific effect of vitamin B on Proceedings of the annual meeting. v. 1-3, Little Rock, lactation and growth. Fayetteville, AR: University of AR: Arkansas Forestry Commission. 3 vols. AFU. Arkansas. 31p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulle- tin No 284). AFU. 0549 Arkansas. State Forestry Commission. Bulletin, no. 1. Little Rock, AR: AFU.

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0550 Arkansas. University. College of Agriculture. Ex- 0560 Fort Smith Lumber Company. [1910]. The uplands tension Service. [1930]. Forestry tour, Dallas County of Arkansas. Kansas City, MO: The Company. 36p. forest fire prevention campaign, July 31, 1930. AFU. [Fayetteville, AR: The Service]. 3p. NAL. 0561 Garland, H. 1940. Hardwood resources and in- 0551 Ashe, W. W. 1927. Arkansas -White (Carbon). dustries in Arkansas. Fayetteville, AR: University of Washington, DC: U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Forest Ser- Arkansas. 50p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulle- vice. 63p. WorldCat. tin No 404). AFU.

0552 Bruner, E. M. 1930. Forestry and forest fires in 0562 Garvery, R. D. and Miller, R. H. 1928. Utilization Arkansas. [Fayetteville, AR]: Agricultural Extension of shortleaf pine at small mills, Ouachita National Service, College of Agriculture, University of Arkansas, Forest, Arkansas; production costs, lumber grades, U.S. Dept. of Agriculture. 30p. (Extension Circular No mill and wood practice in relation to forest manage- 281). AFU. ment and profitable lumbering. Madison, WI: U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Forest Service, Forest Products 0553 Buchholz, J. T. and Mattoon, W. R. 1924. Com- Laboratory in cooperation with the University of Wis- mon forest trees of Arkansas: how to know them; a consin. 117p. WorldCat. pocket manual. Fayetteville, AR: Extension Service, College of Agriculture, University of Arkansas. 84p. 0563 George, G. P. [1928]. The pine tree menace. [Ham- AFU. burg, AR: s.n.]. 58p. AFU.

0554 Buchholz, J. T. 1930. The Ozark white cedar. [S.l.: 0564 Grobmyer, J. R. 1938. The marketing of Arkan- s.n.]. AFU. sas forest products. Thesis (Seminar), Arkansas. Uni- versity. School of Business Administration, Fayetteville. 0555 Campbell, D. [1934]. The unburned woods. [Little 135p. (Seminar Thesis No 45). AFU. Rock, AR: Arkansas State Forestry Commission]. revised ed. [16]p. (Arkansas State Forestry Commission. Bulle- 0565 Harris, J. T. and Maxwell, H. 1912. Wood using tin no. 5). UALR. industries and national forests of Arkansas. Part I. Uses and supply of wood in Arkansas. Part II. Tim- 0556 Campbell, D. 1938. Wooden riches: Arkansas for- ber resources of the national forests in Arkansas. Wash- est facts. [Little Rock, AR]: Arkansas State Forestry ington, DC: U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Forest Service. Commission. 31p. (Arkansas State Forestry Commission. 40p. (Forest Service Bulletin No 106). AFU. Bulletin No 10). WorldCat. 0566 Harvey, F. L. 1881. Forest notes. 6, Crawfordsville, 0557 Chamberlin, H. H. 1945. Private forest land own- IN.: 273p. (The Botanical Gazette). AFU. ership and management in the loblolly-shortleaf type in southern Arkansas, northern Louisiana and cen- 0567 Harvey, F. L. 1882. The forest trees of Arkansas. tral Mississippi. [Baton Rouge, LA]: Louisiana State An address delivered before the American forestry University and Agricultural and Mechanical College, congress at Cincinnati, Ohio, April 26th, 1882. Cin- Agricultural Experiment Station. 46p. (Louisiana Bulle- cinnati, OH: Robert Clarke & Co. 20p. AFU. tin No 393). WorldCat. 0568 Hayes, R. W., Holdsworth, R. P. and Craig, J. C. 0558 Chapman, H. H. and Charles Lathrop Pack For- [1930]. A financial study of growing Southern pines estry Foundation. 1942. Management of loblolly pine in Hempstead County, Arkansas. New Orleans, LA: in the pine-hardwood region in Arkansas and in Loui- Southern Forest Experiment Station. 64p. AFU. siana west of the Mississippi River. New Haven, CT: Yale University. 150p. (Yale University. School of For- 0569 How you can become a tree farmer in Arkansas. estry. Bulletin No 49). AFU. [19—]. [Fordyce, AR: Arkansas Forest Industries Com- mittee]. [6]p. UALR. 0559 Dodson, J. M. [1937]. The demand for Arkansas lumber. Thesis (Seminar), University of Arkansas, Fayetteville. 56p. (Seminar Thesis No 38). AFU.

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0570 Kay, S. L. [1904]. The timber resources of Ar- 0581 Schulman, E. 1942. Dendrochronology in pines kansas. Little Rock, AR: Land Dept. St. Louis Iron Moun- of Arkansas. [Tempe, AZ: Ecological Society of tain & Southern and Little Rock & Fort Smith Railways. America]. 309-318p. (Ecology, v.23, no.2. July, 1942, 4th ed. [30]p. (World’s Fair industrial series ; No 4.). AFU. p309-318). AFU.

0571 Koen, H. R. 1939. Forestry problems of the 0582 Southern Pine Association. 1919. Arkansas. [Little Ozarks. Washington, DC: Society of American Forest- Rock, AR: Jordan-Foster Co.]. 40, [1]p. WorldCat. ers. 168-173p. (Journal of Forestry. vol. 37, No 2, Feb. 1939). AFU. 0583 Stevens, R. D. 1938. Stave volume and defect in old-growth white oak. Fayetteville, AR: University of 0572 Lassiter, W. E. 1941. The operations of the Ar- Arkansas. 26p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulle- kansas Forestry Commission and its future responsi- tin No 362). AFU. bilities. Thesis (Seminar), University of Arkansas, Fayetteville. 118p. AFU. 0584 Stevens, R. D. 1940. Volume tables for some Ar- kansas hardwoods. Fayetteville, AR: University of Ar- 0573 Lear, W. L. [1935]. Forest planting in Arkansas. kansas. 46p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin [Little Rock, AR: Arkansas State Forestry Commission]. No 396). AFU. [16]p. (Arkansas State Forestry Commission. Bulletin No 6). UALR. 0585 The timber resources of Arkansas. 1900. Little Rock, AR: Land Dept., St. Louis Iron Mountain & South- 0574 Leslie, J. W. 1935. Some economic aspects of the ern and Little Rock & Fort Smith Railways. 2nd ed. [30]p. Arkansas lumber industry up to 1935. Thesis (Semi- (Industrial series; No 2). WorldCat. nar), University of Arkansas, Fayetteville. iii, [1],88,[4]p. AFU. 0586 The wonderful resources of the Arkansas Lum- ber Co. Chicago, IL: American Lumberman. 59-86p. 0575 Leslie, J. W. 1938. The Arkansas lumber indus- (American Lumberman. No 1644, Nov. 24, 1906). AFU. try. Thesis (M.S.), University of Arkansas, Fayetteville. 187p. AFU. 0587 Turner, L. M. 1937. Growth of second-growth pine on the costal plain soils of Arkansas. Fayetteville, AR: 0576 Long, W. H. 1917. Investigations of the rotting of University of Arkansas. 52p. (Agricultural Experiment slash in Arkansas. Washington, DC: U.S. Dept. of Agri- Station. Bulletin No 342). AFU. culture. 15p. (U.S.D.A. Technical Bulletin No 496). AFU. 0588 Turner, L. M. 1935. Key to the trees of Arkansas 0577 McWilliams, J. S. 1940. An investigation of alter- in late summer and fall. [S.l.: s.n.]. Rev. ed. 45p. AFU. native management practices for the Crossett experimental forest. Thesis (M.F.), Duke University. 119p. 0589 Turner, L. M. 1935. Notes on forest types of north- WorldCat. western Arkansas. Notre Dame, IN: University of Notre Dame. 417-21p. (The American Midland Naturalist, vol. 0578 Olmstead, F. E. 1902. A working plan for forest 16, No 3, May 1935). AFU. lands near Pine Bluff, Arkansas. Washington, DC: G.P.O. 48p. (U.S. Bureau of Forestry. Bulletin No 32). 0590 Turner, L. M. 1937. Trees of Arkansas. [Little Rock, AFU. AR: Extension Service]. 112p. (Extension Circular No 180). AFU. 0579 Our Arkansas forests. [1929]. [Camden, AR: T.J. Gaughan]. [11]p. AFU. 0591 U.S. Department of Agriculture. 1925. When fire is banished from the land of the white oak. Washing- 0580 Record, S. J. 1910. The forest resources of Ar- ton, DC: G.P.O. 10p. (U.S.D.A. Miscellaneous Circular kansas. Little Rock, AR: Central Printing Co. 38p. AFU. No 53). AFU.

0592 U.S. Forest Service. Southern Region. 1937. Ouachita National Forest, Arkansas-Oklahoma. Wash- ington, DC: G.P.O. vi, 24p. AFU.

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0593 U.S. Forest Service. Eastern Region. 1928. Ozark 0603 Williams, J. F. 1891. II. Distribution of timber National Forest, Arkansas. [Washington, DC: G.P.O.]. and its relation to the underlying rock formations 14p. WorldCat. [Magnet Cove region]. Little Rock, AR: Arkansas Geo- logical Survey. 167-170p. (Annual report. 1890, v. 2). 0594 U.S. Forest Service. 1909. The national forests of AFU. Arkansas. Washington, DC: G.P.O. 5p. WorldCat. 0604 Williams, W. K. 1928. Growing pine pulpwood 0595 U.S. Soil Conservation Service. 1936. Woodland as a farm crop. [Little Rock, AR: Extension Service, management manual for Soil Conservation Service College of Agriculture. University of Arkansas. U.S. Dept. project and camp staff members of region four, com- of Agriculture. 23p. (Extension Circular No 249). AFU. prising Arkansas, Louisiana and Texas with the exception of that part of the Texas Panhandle included in region six. September, 1936. Washington, DC: The Geography, Climate and History Service. [iii], 42p. WorldCat. 0605 Agricultural map of Arkansas: complied chiefly from published reports. 1880. [S.l.: J. Bien]. 1p. 0596 U.S. Southern Forest Experiment Station, New Or- WorldCat. leans. [1942]. A guide to the Crossett Experimental Forest in Arkansas. New Orleans, LA: The Station. 27p. 0606 American National Red Cross. [1938]. Tornadoes AFU. 1938: Missouri, Illinois, Arkansas, Oklahoma, Kan- sas: official report of the relief operations. Washing- 0597 U.S. Southern Forest Experiment Station, New Or- ton, DC: [s.n.]. 21p. AFU. leans. [1937]. Forest resources of southwest Arkansas. A progress report by the Southern Forest Survey. 0607 Arkansas. Agricultural Experiment Station, Southern Forest Experiment Station. [New Orleans, Fayetteville. [1931]. Arkansas’ branch experiment sta- LA]: The Station. 21p. AFU. tions: Cotton Branch Experiment Station . . . Fruit and Truck Branch Experiment Station, Rice Branch 0598 U.S. Southern Forest Experiment Station, New Or- Experiment Station. [Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas Agri- leans. [1938]. Forest resources of the North Arkansas cultural Experiment Station]. [14]p. AFU. Delta. [New Orleans, LA]: The Station. 21p. (Forest Sur- vey Release No 32., April 16, 1938). AFU. 0608 Arkansas. Cooperative Crop Reporting Service. [1919]. Map of Arkansas from government surveys 0599 U.S. Southern Forest Experiment Station, New Or- and other authentic sources. [Little Rock, AR: F.L. leans. [1938]. Forest resources of the Ouachita Moun- Blaisdell]. 1 sheet. AFU. tain region of Arkansas. A progress report by the Southern Forest Survey. [New Orleans, LA]: The Sta- 0609 Barkman, J. D. 1965. The geography of Miller tion. 27p. AFU. County, Arkansas. Thesis (M.A.), [S.l.:: s.n.]. Univer- sity of Arkansas, Fayetteville. 126p. AFU. 0600 U.S. Southern Forest Experiment Station, New Or- leans. [1937]. Volumes on an average acre in the vari- 0610 Bratton, S. T. 1926. The geography of the St. ous units of the pine-hardwood region west of the Francis Basin. Columbia, MO: The University of Mis- Mississippi. A progress report by the Southern Forest souri. 54p. (The University of Missouri Studies, v.1, No Survey. [New Orleans, LA]: The Station. 3-29p. AFU. 3). AFU.

0601 Vaughters, R. B. 1937. Arkansas forests. Thesis 0611 Carlisle Independent. 1920. History of rice devel- (Seminar), Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas, opment in Arkansas. [Carlisle, AR: The Author]. 128p. Fayetteville. 123p. AFU. (Supplement to Carlisle Independent. 16th year, No 7. June 24, 1920). NAL. 0602 Why forestry in Arkansas? 1929. [S.l.]: Arkan- sas Forest Protective Association. 13p. UALR. 0612 Cole, H. S. 1927. Tornadoes in Arkansas, 1879- 1926. Washington, DC: G.P.O. 176-182p. AFU.

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0613 Facts about Black Ben Davis: efforts to change 0622 Rand McNally and Company. 1909. Rand McNally the identity of a valuable apple unsuccessful. 1904. & Co.’s indexed county and township pocket map and Louisiana, MO: Stark Bro’s Nurseries & Orchards Co. shippers’ guide of Arkansas: accompanied by a new [27]p. WorldCat. and original compilation and ready reference index, showing in detail the entire railroad system, and ac- 0614 Follansbee, R. and Jones, E. E. 1922. The Arkan- curately locating all the cities, towns, post offices, rail- sas River flood of June 3-5, 1921. Washington, DC: road stations, villages, counties, islands, lakes, rivers, G.P.O. 44p. AFU. etc. Chicago, Il: Rand McNally & Co. 44p. AFU.

0615 Hickmon, W. C. 1920. Weather and crops in Ar- 0623 Reid, J. W. 1938. Geographic distribution of Ar- kansas, 1819 to 1879. Washington, DC: G.P.O. [5]p. kansas crops and livestock. Fayetteville, AR: Univer- (Monthly Weather Review, v. 48 August 1920, p. 447- sity of Arkansas. 36p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. 51). AFU. Bulletin No 367). AFU.

0616 Hoyt, H. H. 1929. History of cotton culture in 0624 Reid, J. W. 1938. The problem of droughts in Arkansas before the Civil War. Thesis (M.A.), Univer- Arkansas agriculture. Thesis (Ph.D.), George Peabody sity of Texas. 128p. WorldCat. College for Teachers of Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN. 230p. AFU. 0617 Marshall, R. B. 1911. Results of spirit leveling in Arkansas, Louisiana, and Mississippi 1896 to 1909, 0625 Smith, N.D. [1860]. Meteorological observations inclusive. Work in Louisiana and in Mississippi from made near Washington, Ark., extending over a period 1901 to 1909, inclusive, done in cooperation with re- of twenty years, from 1840 to 1859 inclusive. [Wash- spective states. Washington, DC: G.P.O. 79p. AFU. ington, DC: Smithsonian Institution]. 85p. (Smithsonian Contributions to Knowledge, vol. XII, art. 5]. Smithsonian 0618 Marshall, R. B. 1916. Spirit leveling in Arkansas, Institution Publication 131). AFU. 1896 to 1915, inclusive. Washington, DC: G.P.O. 56p. (U.S. Geological Survey Bulletin No 636). AFU. 0626 U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey. 1927. Mississippi River flood of 1927; [map] showing flooded areas and 0619 Mississippi River Flood Control Association, Mem- field of operations. Washington, DC: The Survey. 1p. phis (TN). 1927. Losses and damages resulting from AFU. the flood of 1927 Mississippi River and tributaries, in the states of Illinois, Missouri, Kentucky, Tennessee, 0627 University of Arkansas, Fayetteville. Agricultural Arkansas, Mississippi and Louisiana. Memphis, TN: Experiment Station. 1904. Report of Committee of Ar- The Mississippi River Flood Control Association. 213p. kansas State Horticultural Society on origin of Black AFU. Ben Davis. [Van Buren, AR: s.n.]. 2p. WorldCat. 0620 Norton, J. H. 1908. Meteorological summary 1891-1907. Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas Agricultural Ex- Land Tenure periment Station. 175-184p. (Agricultural Experiment 0628 American Land Company. 1844. Catalogue of Station. Bulletin No 100). AFU. 96,046 acres of land belonging to the American Land 0621 Rand McNally and Company. 1883. Rand McNally Company, situated and lying in the State of Arkan- & Co.’s indexed county and township pocket map and sas. New York, NY: J. Van Norden. 28p. AFU. shippers’ guide of Arkansas accompanied by a new 0629 Arkansas. Auditor of State. 1847. A list of forfeited and original compilation and ready reference index. lands, subject to be donated to actual settlers under Chicago, IL: Rand McNally & Co. 34p. AFU. an act of the General Assembly of the State of Arkan- sas, entitled an act to donate to actual settlers the right of the state to certain forfeited lands, approved 23rd December 1840, and other supplementary acts. [Little Rock, AR]: Reardon & Garritt, Banner Office. 70p. AFU.

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0630 Arkansas. Auditor of State. [1873]. Tax sale. 0640 Conway, F. R., Relfe, J. H. and Martin, F. H. 1835. Auditor’s sale of lands sold to the state of Arkansas, Report of the recorder of land titles and Commission- in consequence of the nonpayment of taxes due ers for the adjustment of private land claims in Mis- thereon. [Little Rock, AR: Auditor of State]. 128p. (With souri, on certain land claims in the Territory of Ar- Arkansas. Law, statutes, etc. Digest of the revenue laws kansas. [Washington, DC]: Gales and Seaton. 14p. AFU. ... Little Rock, 1875). AFU. 0641 Hall, O. J. 1937. Problems of land use in upland 0631 Arkansas. Employment Security Division. 1940. type-of-farming areas. [Fayetteville, AR]: University of Arkansas farm placement report, 1940. [Little Rock, Arkansas. College of Agriculture. Extension Service. 28p. AR]: The Division. 1 vol. AFU. AFU.

0632 Arkansas. Farm Tenancy Commission. [1936]. 0642 Hughs, A. 1930. Arkansas mortgages. St. Louis, Findings and recommendations, Hot Springs meeting, MO: Thomas Law Book Co. 510p. AFU. November 24, 1936. [S.l.: s.n.]. 6p. AFU. 0643 McNeely, J. G., Barton, G. T. and Hedges, T. R. 0633 Arkansas. State Planning Board. Land Use Com- 1943. Land tenure in Arkansas. III. Income and mittee. 1941. Arkansas tax-forfeited land; manual of changes in tenure status of share renters, share crop- policies and procedures. Little Rock, AR: The Com- pers, and wage laborers on cotton farms. Fayetteville, mittee. 24p. AFU. AR: University of Arkansas. 69p. (Agricultural Experi- ment Station. Bulletin No 438). AFU. 0634 Baker, J. A. and McNeely, J. G. 1940. Land tenure in Arkansas. I. The farm tenancy situation. 0644 Nourse, E. G. 1919. A preliminary survey of land Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 62p. (Agricul- tenure in Arkansas. Fayetteville, AR: University of Ar- tural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 384) AFU. kansas. 76p. (University Bulletin. v. 13, No 11). AFU.

0635 Barger, L. T. 1940. Farm tenancy in Arkansas 0645 Osgood, O. T., Ford, E. C. and Arkansas Agricul- and its effect on life and work. Thesis (B.D.), Emory tural Experiment Station. 1945. A progress report: farm University. 54, [2]p. WorldCat. real estate sales in Arkansas, 1944. Fayetteville, AR: [s.n.]. 12p. AFU. 0636 Blake, E. C. 1939. Farm tenancy in Arkansas. Thesis (Seminar), Arkansas. University. College of Busi- 0646 Randall, C. C. [n.d.]. The landlord-tenant prob- ness Administration, Fayetteville. 116p. (Seminar The- lem in Arkansas. [Fayetteville, AR]: University of Ag- sis No 53). AFU. riculture. College of Agriculture. Extension Service and U.S. Dept. of Agriculture. [5]p. AFU. 0637 Blocher, W. D. and Yeakle, R. V. 1878. Blocher’s Arkansas land guide and Yeakle’s easy reference to 0647 Sloan, H. [1936]. Discussion of tenancy and share- the land laws of the United States and the state of Ar- cropping in Arkansas: with proposed recommenda- kansas. Little Rock, AR: Adams & Blocher. 88p. AFU. tions. [Jonesboro, AR: s.n.]. 12p. UALR.

0638 Brannen, C. O. [1945]. Property tax delinquency 0648 Taylor, W. R., Brewer, M. B. and George, C. E. for locally assessed real and personal property, and [1918]. Addresses delivered before the Arkansas Land all property, collection years 1927-1945. [S.l.: s.n.]. 40p. Title Association at Little Rock, Arkansas, June 4, AFU. 1918. [Little Rock, AR: s.n.]. 34p. AFU.

0639 Brannen, C. O. 1929. Relation of land tenure to 0649 U.S. Bureau of Agricultural Economics and Uni- plantation organization: with developments since versity of Arkansas, (Fayetteville). Agricultural Experi- 1920. Thesis (Ph.D.), Columbia University, New York. ment Station. 1941. Farm tenancy in Arkansas. Wash- v, 85p. AFU. ington, DC: The Bureau. 22p. AFU.

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0650 U.S. Congress. Senate. Committee on Public Lands. 0659 Adams, G. I. , Purdue, A. H., Burchard, E. F. and 1848. Report: [to accompany Bill S. No. 253] The Com- Ulrich, E. O. 1904. Zinc and lead deposits of northern mittee of Public Lands, to whom was referred “A bill Arkansas. Washington, DC: G.P.O. 118p. (U.S. Geo- to grant to the State of Arkansas certain unsold lands logical Survey. Professional Paper No 24). AFU. subject to overflow, for purposes of internal improvement, education, and other purposes, in said State.” 0660 Arkansas Advancement Association. [1923]. [Ar- Washington, DC: [The Senate]. 49p. AFU. kansas minerals: 100 and more; useful, ornamental, rare and common-place.]. [Little Rock, AR: The Asso- 0651 U.S. House. Committee on Public Lands. [1827]. ciation]. [114]p. UALR. Grants of land under Quapaw Treaty. January 27, 1827. [Washington, DC: Gales & Seaton]. 4p. AFU. 0661 Arkansas Diamond Company. [1908]. A brief account of the discovery and investigation and the offi- 0652 U.S. Treasury Department. 1834. Patents for lands cial reports of geologist and mining engineer on the sold in Arkansas suspended. [Washington, DC]: Gales occurrence of diamonds in Pike County, Arkansas. & Seaton. 9p. AFU. [Little Rock, AR]: Central Printing Company. 37, [2]p. AFU. 0653 U.S. War Department. 1828. Letter from the secretary of war, transmitting correspondence relative 0662 Arkansas Geological Survey. 1942. Mineral Re- to settlement of Lovely’s purchase, in Territory of sources of Montgomery, Garland, Saline and Pulaski Arkansas. April 30, 1828. Read, and laid on the table. counties. Little Rock, AR: The Survey. viii, 101p. (County Washington, DC: Gales & Seaton. 39p. AFU. mineral report; 3). AFU.

0654 West South Central Conference on Land Tenure. 0663 Arkansas-Oklahoma Interstate Water Resources 1939. West South Central Conference on Land Ten- Committee. 1945. Neglected riches in the Arkansas ure. Proceedings. Texarkana: [The Farm Foundation]. 1 basin await a river at work. Tulsa, OK: The Commit- vol. AFU. tee. 1 vol. AFU.

0655 White, J. W. and McNeely, J. G. 1940-1945. Land 0664 Arkansas. Bureau of Mines, Manufactures, and tenure in Arkansas. Fayetteville, AR: University of Ar- Agriculture. 1930. Arkansas, the diamond producing kansas. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No state: south centrally situated among the states... a 384, 397, 438, 459). AFU. small hand-book of important facts. Little Rock, AR: The Bureau. 16p. AFU. 0656 Woofter, T. J., Blackwell, B., Hoffsommer, H., Maddox, J. G., Massell, J. M., Williams, B. O. and Wynne, 0665 Arkansas. Bureau of Mines, Manufactures and Ag- W. 1936. Landlord and tenant on the cotton planta- riculture. 1922. Minerals in Arkansas, including a re- tion. Washington, DC: Works Project Administration. view of oil and gas conditions. Little Rock, AR: The 288p. AFU. Bureau. 160p. AFU.

0666 Arkansas. Bureau of Mines, Manufactures and Ag- Natural Resources riculture. 1925. Minerals of Arkansas. Little Rock, AR: 0657 A brief description of Cleburne County, AR: com- The Bureau. 127p. AFU. prising a description of the soil, timbers, agricultural 0667 Arkansas. Bureau of Mines, Manufactures and Ag- products, mineral and other resources. 1886. Sugar riculture. 1932. Minerals of Arkansas. [Little Rock, AR: Loaf Spring, AR: Cleburne Co. Bulletin Print. [7]p. The Author]. 127p. AFU. UALR. 0668 Arkansas. Bureau of Mines, Manufactures and Ag- 0658 1906. North Yellville, Marion County, Arkansas: riculture. 1920. Outlines of the geology, soil, and min- the very heart of the mineral field of north Arkansas, erals of the state of Arkansas. Little Rock, AR: The zinc, lead, copper, manganese and building stone all Bureau. 182, [10]p. AFU. around it. Fort Smith, AR: North Yellville Immigration Co. 36p. WorldCat.

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0669 Arkansas. Bureau of Mines, Manufactures and Ag- 0678 Arkansas. Bureau of Mines, Manufactures, and riculture. 1927. Outlines of Arkansas’ mineral re- Agriculture. 1890. Arkansas. [St. Louis, MO]: Wood- sources. Little Rock, AR: The Bureau and State Geo- ward & Tiernan Printing Co. 31p. logical Survey. 352p. AFU. 0679 Bartholomew, R. P., Roberts, R. W. , Branner, G. C. 0670 Arkansas. Bureau of Mines, Manufactures and Ag- and Owens, M. R. [1942]. Arkansas’ natural resources: riculture. 1911. Resources of Arkansas. A summary of their conservation and use. Edited by Roy W. Roberts, the state’s agricultural, mineral and manufacturing George C. Branner and Morgan R. Owens. Little Rock, resources, with a synopsis of its educational advan- AR: Democrat Printing and Lithographing Company. ix, tages. Pine Bluff, AR: Adams Printing Co. 34p. 452p. AFU. WorldCat. 0680 Bell, H. W. 1933. Discovery of rock salt deposit 0671 Arkansas. Department of Education. 1939. Con- in deep well in Union County, Arkansas. Little Rock, servation of natural resources and nature study: ten- AR: [s.n.]. 3, 28p. AFU. tative units. Little Rock, AR: State Department of Edu- cation. 117p. AFU. 0681 Bell, H. W. and Kerr, J. B. 1922. The El Dorado, Arkansas, oil and gas field: geological outline, opera- 0672 Arkansas. General Assembly. Senate. Research tion methods, conservation. Fort Smith, AR: Calvert- Committee. [1945]. Increase the use of Arkansas raw McBride Printing Co. 90,[3]p. AFU. materials through research and industrialization; report of Research Committee of the Senate, authorized 0682 Bower, O. 1900. Nature’s storehouse of wealth: by Senate resolution number 32, fifty-fourth General zinc, lead, marble and famous fruit lands: Boone Assembly of the state of Arkansas. [Little Rock, AR]: County, Arkansas. Edited by O. Bower. Springfield, MO: Arkansas Economic Council, State Chamber of Com- Jewell Publishing Co. 52p. AFU. merce in cooperation with Bureau of Research, Univer- sity of Arkansas. 23p. AFU. 0683 Branner, G. C. 1939. A few facts about the natural wealth of Arkansas. Little Rock, AR: Office of the 0673 Arkansas. Geological Survey, Owen, D. D State Geologist. 1 vol. AFU. Elderhorst, W. and Cox, E. T. 1858. First report of a geological reconnaissance of the northern counties of 0684 Branner, G. C. 1927. An outline of the petroleum Arkansas, made during the years 1857 and 1858. Little and natural gas resources of Arkansas. Little Rock, Rock, AR: Johnson & Yerkes, State Printers. 256p. AFU. AR: Arkansas Geological Survey. 47p. AFU.

0674 Arkansas. Geological Survey and Owen, R. 1860. 0685 Branner, G. C. 1924. Answers to questions about Second report of a geological reconnaissance of the Arkansas mineral resources. [Little Rock, AR]: State middle and southern counties of Arkansas: made dur- Geological Survey and State Bureau of Mines, Manufac- ing the years 1859 and 1860. Philadelphia, PA: C. tures, and Agriculture. 48p. AFU. Sherman & Son, Printers. 433p. AFU. 0686 Branner, G. C. 1942. Mineral resources of Arkan- 0675 Arkansas. Office of Commissioner of State Lands. sas. Little Rock, AR: Arkansas Geological Survey. 101p. 1869. Natural resources of the state of Arkansas. Little (Arkansas Geological Survey. Bulletin No 6). AFU. Rock, AR: Price & Barton. 30p. AFU. 0687 Branner, J. C. 1909. Bibliography of the geology 0676 Arkansas. Resources and Development Commis- of Arkansas. [Little Rock, AR]: The Geological Survey sion. [1945]. Economic minerals of Arkansas. Little of Arkansas. 97-164. AFU. Rock, AR: The Commission. 7p. AFU. 0688 Branner, J. C. 1908. The clays of Arkansas. Wash- 0677 Arkansas. State Planning Board. [1939]. Arkansas ington, DC: G.P.O. 247p. (United States. Geological Sur- water resources. Little Rock, AR: The Board. 92, [1], vey. Bulletin No 351) AFU. A7p. AFU.

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0689 Branner, J. C. and Newman J. F. 1902. The phos- 0700 Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc. 1943. Reappraising phate rocks of Arkansas. Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas Arkansas. [Chicago, IL]: Halsey, Stuart. [28]p. AFU. Agricultural Experiment Station. 61-123p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 74). AFU. 0701 Harper, C. A. 1939. Conservation in Arkansas. Little Rock, AR: Democrat Printing and Lithographing 0690 Carter, D. G. and Engler, K. February, 1939. Prob- Co. 362p. AFU. lems of water resources for rice irrigation. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 31p. (Agricultural Experi- 0702 Harvey, F. L. 1886. The minerals and rocks of ment Station. Bulletin No 371) AFU. Arkansas; a catalogue of the species, with localities and notes. Philadelphia, PA: Grant & Faires. 32p. AFU. 0691 Chapman, W. A. [1894]. Natural resources of Boone and Marion counties, Arkansas. [Little Rock, 0703 Haury, P. S. and Kelly, R. B. 1924. Engineering AR: Brown Print. Co.]. 110p. AFU. report on the Smackover oil and gas field, Union and Ouachita counties, Arkansas. [Washington, DC: U.S. 0692 Cutter & Nowlin, Little Rock, AR 1884. The agri- Bureau of Mines]. 30p. AFU. cultural, mineral and timber resources of Saline County, Arkansas. Little Rock, AR: The Author. 31p. 0704 Henry, J. P. 1872. Resources of the state of Ar- AFU. kansas: with description of counties, railroads, mines, and the city of Little Rock. Little Rock, AR: Price & 0693 Demaree, D. 1943. A catalogue of the vascular M’Clure, State Printers. 134p. AFU. plants of Arkansas. Monticello, AR: Botany Dept., Ar- kansas Agricultural and Mechanical College. 88p. 0705 Henry, J. P. 1873. Resources of the State of Ar- (Taxodium; vol. 1, No 1). kansas: with description of counties, railroads, mines, and the city of Little Rock. Little Rock, AR: Price & 0694 Essex, T. 1884. Resources of Arkansas: address McClure, State Printers. 3rd ed. 136 [2]p. AFU. of Hon. Thos. Essex, of Little Rock, Arkansas, delivered before the Southern Immigration Association at 0706 Kay, S. L. [1904]. Mineral wealth of Arkansas. Nashville, Tenn, March 13, 1884. Little Rock, AR: [s.n.]. Little Rock, AR: Land Dept., St. Louis, Iron Mountain & 15p. AFU. Southern Railway: Little Rock & Fort Smith Railway. [29]p. (World’s fair industrial series; No 5). AFU. 0695 Exposition of the Resources of Arkansas (1887: Little Rock, Ark.). 1887. Exposition of the resources of 0707 Kyser, J. S. [1944]. Regional instruction and Arkansas at Little Rock. [Little Rock, AR: Press Print- materials at the college level: prepared for the Re- ing Co.]. [12]p. AFU. gional Resources Translation Conference, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, July 3-14, 1944. [Fayetteville, 0696 Gibson, M. L. 1937. List of Arkansas oil and gas AR: University of Arkansas. College of Education]. 7p. wells. Data to October 31, 1936. Little Rock, AR: Ar- AFU. kansas Geological Survey. iv, 103p. (Arkansas. Geologi- cal Survey. Information Circular No 10. ) WorldCat. 0708 Kyser, J. S. [1944]. Resource use education in the south central region: basic propositions and orienta- 0697 Gibson, M. L. 1936. Mineral production statis- tions. [Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas]. 19p. tics of Arkansas for the period 1880-1935. Little Rock, AFU. AR: Arkansas Geological Survey. 117p. (Arkansas. Geo- logical Survey. Information Circular No 9). AFU. 0709 Little Rock and Fort Smith Railroad Company. 1867. Report of J. W. Washburn and W. P. Denckla, 0698 Granger, W. W. 1870. Essay on the resources of upon the natural resources of the Arkansas valley, Arkansas. Little Rock, AR: Gazette Publishing. 14p. from Little Rock, Ark., to Fort Gibson, C.N. New York, UALR. NY: D. Taylor. [4]-71p. WorldCat.

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0710 Marianna Commercial Club. 1912. Increased im- 0721 Purdue, A. H. [1912]. Compendium of the min- provement of the St. Francis and L’Anguille rivers. eral resources of Arkansas. [Little Rock, AR: Board of Little Rock, AR: Democrat Printing and Lithographing Trade]. [31]p. UALR. Co. 7p. AFU. 0722 Regional Resources Translation Work Conference. 0711 McKnight, E. T. and Arkansas Geological Survey. [1944]. Basic Propositions. [Fayetteville, AR: Univer- 1935. Zinc and lead deposits of northern Arkansas. sity of Arkansas. College of Education]. 7p. (Proceed- Washington, DC: G.P.O. vi, 311p. (U.S. Geological Sur- ings: First Regional Resources Translation Work Con- vey. Bulletin No 853). AFU. ference). AFU.

0712 McRae, D. 1885. Products and resources of Ar- 0723 Regional Resources Translation Work Conference. kansas. Little Rock, AR: Gazette Printing Co. 145p. Plans and materials for the teaching of conservation AFU. in the south central region. [Fayetteville, AR: Resource- Use Education Committee, South Central Region]. (Pro- 0713 Midwest Research Institute (Kansas City, MO) and ceedings: Second Regional Resources Translation Work Arkansas Power & Light Company. [1945]. Natural re- Conference). AFU. sources survey. [S.l.: s.n.]. 14p. AFU. 0724 Regional Resources Translation Work Conference. 0714 Miser, H. D. and Purdue, A. H. 1918. Asphalt de- 1944. Plans for teaching of regional conservation prob- posit and oil conditions in southwestern Arkansas. lems in the Arkansas Valley. v. 2, [Fayetteville, AR: Washington, DC: G.P.O. 271-292p. (U.S. Geological sur- University of Arkansas. College of Education]. 58p. (Pro- vey. Bulletin 691-J). AFU. ceedings: First Regional Resources Translation Work Conference). AFU. 0715 Miser, H. D. and Ross, C. S. [1922]. Diamond- bearing peridotite in Pike County, Arkansas. 0725 Regional Resources Translation Work Conference. [Lancaster, PA: s.n.]. [1], 662-674p. AFU. 1944. Reference readings translated from the report of the Arkansas Valley region. v. 3, [Fayetteville, AR: 0716 Missouri Pacific-Iron Mountain System. [1903]. University of Arkansas. College of Education]. 47p. (Pro- Resources of northwest Arkansas: zinc and lead min- ceedings: First Regional Resources Translation Work ing. St. Louis, MO: Passenger Dept., Missouri Pacific- Conference). AFU. Iron Mountain System. 1 vol. AFU. 0726 Regional Resources Translation Work Conference. 0717 Payne, J. N. 1933. The geology of the southeast- 1944. Report. v. 1, [Fayetteville, AR: University of Ar- ern quarter of the Fayetteville quadrangle of north- kansas. College of Education]. 82p. (Proceedings: First west Arkansas. Thesis (M.A.), University of Arkansas, Regional Resources Translation Work Conference). AFU. Fayetteville. 70p. AFU. 0727 Roberts, R. W. [1944]. Translating resources ma- 0718 Price, L. C. 1927. Arkansas coal or oil for domes- terials of the Arkansas Valley area. Washington, DC: tic heating. Fayetteville, AR: [University of Arkansas]. American Council on Education. 349-356p. (Arkansas. 63p. (Arkansas. University. Engineering Experiment Sta- University. Journal series. Research paper 792). AFU. tion. Bulletin no. 3). AFU. 0728 Roberts, R. W., Branner, G. C. , Owens, M. R. and 0719 Price, L. C. 1928. Arkansas coal or oil for domes- Bartholomew, R. P. 1941. Arkansas’ natural resources: tic heating. Fayetteville, AR: [University of Arkansas]. their conservation and use. Fayetteville, AR: Source 5p. (University of Arkansas. Engineer Experiment Sta- Book Committee. Prelim. ed. 243p. AFU. tion. Circular No 2). AFU. 0729 Smith, G. R. Arkansas Geological Survey. 1942. 0720 Price, L. C. [1932]. Natural gas versus Arkansas Arkansas mining and mineral law. Little Rock, AR: coal for house heating. Fayetteville, AR: [s.n.]. 27p. The Survey. 120p. (Arkansas Geological Survey. Bulle- (University of Arkansas. Engineering Experiment Sta- tin No 9). AFU. tion Bulletin no. 11). AFU.

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0730 Steel, A. A. 1910-12. Coal mining in Arkansas. 0741 Wyer, S. S. 1921. Natural gas situation of the Little Rock, AR: Democrat Printing & Lithographing Co. Arkansas Natural Gas Company’s natural gas prop- 2 vols. AFU. erty in Louisiana and Arkansas. [Pittsburgh, PA: Ar- kansas Natural Gas Company]. 32p. WorldCat. 0731 Taylor, C. M. 1885. Resources of Arkansas. Little Rock, AR: Gazette Printing. 16p. UALR. 0742 [Kansas City, Fort Scott & Memphis Railroad]. [1900]. Wealth in northern Arkansas. [Kansas City, 0732 Taylor, D. M. [1921]. El Dorado, Arkansas, oil MO: s.n.]. 12, [1]p. WorldCat. field. Photographs [by] Taylor-Grabill Service. [El Dorado, AR]: D. M. Taylor. [22]p. AFU. Pesticides 0733 The Prairie County Grange. 1876. Resources of 0743 Arkansas. State Plant Board. [1944]. Handbook of Prairie County, Arkansas. Little Rock, AR: The Grange. pest control: for Arkansas nurserymen, commercial 11p. UALR. plant growers, commercial pest control operators. 0734 Thoenen, J. R. 1945. Wartime developments and Little Rock, AR: The Board. [12]p. (Arkansas. State Plant postwar prospects of Arkansas’ mineral industry. Board; Circular No 2). AFU. Washington, DC: U. S. Bureau of Mines. 40p. (U. S. 0744 Arkansas. University. College of Agriculture. Ex- Bureau of Mines. War Mineral Report 385). AFU. tension Service. 1916. A spraying manual. [Fayetteville, 0735 U.S. Bureau of Mines. 1942. Cinnabar-reduction AR: s.n.]. 15p. NAL. plants of the southwestern Arkansas quicksilver dis- 0745 Baerg, W. J. 1921. Spraying for San Jose scale. trict. [Washington, DC: G.P.O.]. 24p. AFU. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 19p. (Agricul- 0736 U.S. Bureau of Mines. 1943. Engineering study tural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 177). AFU. of the Rodessa oil field in Louisiana, Texas, and Ar- 0746 Davis, G. C. 1890. Some new insecticides and their kansas. Washington, DC: U.S. Bureau of Mines. 126p. effect on cotton worms. Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas In- (U. S. Bureau of Mines. Report of Investigations No dustrial University. 10p. (Agricultural Experiment Sta- 3715). AFU. tion. Bulletin No 15). AFU. 0737 U.S. Bureau of Mines. 1943. Magnolia oil field, 0747 Fields, W. and Elliott, J. A. 1920. Making bordeaux Columbia County, Ark. Washington, DC: U.S. Bureau mixture and some other spraying problems. of Mines. 115p. (U.S. Bureau of Mines. Report of Inves- Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 12p. (Agricul- tigations No 3720). AFU. tural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 172). AFU. 0738 U.S. Bureau of Mines and Arkansas Geological 0748 Hewitt, J. L. 1913. Spraying investigations for Survey. 1940. Survey of crude oils of the producing 1912. Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas Agricultural Experiment fields of Arkansas, by O.C. Blade and George C. Station. 507-545p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Branner. Washington, DC: U.S. Bureau of Mines. 40p. Bulletin No 114). AFU. (U.S. Bureau of Mines. Report of Investigations No 3486). AFU. 0749 Stinson, J. T. 1894. Horticulture. Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station. 23-52p. (Ag- 0739 U.S. National Resources Planning Board. 1943. ricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 26). AFU. Regional planning. Part XII. Arkansas valley. National Resources Planning Board, June 1943. Washington, 0750 Stinson, J. T. 1896. Horticultural division: spray- DC: G.P.O. 109p. AFU. ing fruits: strawberries: grapes. Fayetteville, AR: Ar- kansas Agricultural Experiment Station. [17]-34p. (Ag- 0740 Westfield, J. and U.S. Bureau of Mines. [1942]. ricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 39). AFU. Final report, gas and dust explosion, Peerless no. 2 mine, Peerless Coal Company, Excelsior, Sebastian County, Arkansas, May 11, 1942. [Washington, DC: The Bureau]. 27p. AFU.

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0751 Stinson, J. T. 1895. Insects: insects injurious to 0761 Arkansas, the orchard of the world: produces fruits and vegetables and remedies for destroying more fruit and yields greater returns per acre than them. Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas Agricultural Experi- any country in the world. [1904]. [Little Rock, AR]: ment Station. [55]-97p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Arkansas State Horticultural Society. 30p. WorldCat. Bulletin No 33). AFU. 0762 Arkansas. Agricultural Experiment Station, 0752 Walker, E. 1907. Notes on spraying and sugges- Fayetteville. [1944]. Artificial drying of combined rice. tions for combatting crop pests. Fayetteville, AR: Ar- [Fayetteville, AR: The Station]. 4p. NAL. kansas Agricultural Experiment Station. [49]-89p. (Ag- ricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 95). AFU. 0763 Arkansas. State Plant Board. 1917. Information for orchardists in Arkansas. Little Rock, AR: The Board. 0753 Woodworth, C. W. 1890. The effects of arsenites 1p. (Circular No 2). AFU. upon plants. Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas Industrial Uni- versity. 14p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin 0764 Arkansas. University. College of Agriculture. Ex- No 14). AFU. tension Service. [1939]. Chart of Arkansas hay crops. [Little Rock, AR: s.n.]. [1]p. NAL. Plant Science 0765 Arkansas. University. College of Agriculture. Ex- tension Service. [1937]. Cheaper feed through pastures. 0754 Adams, C. F. 1907. Some insects of orchard and Little Rock, AR: [The Service]. [6]p. NAL. other fruits. Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station. 17p. (Agricultural Experiment Sta- 0766 Arkansas. University. College of Agriculture. Ex- tion. Bulletin No 92). AFU. tension Service. [1916]. Fall and winter gardens. [Fayetteville, AR: The Service]. 1 sheet. NAL. 0755 Adams, C. F. 1908. The San Jose scale in Arkan- sas: a bulletin of information. Fayetteville, AR: Arkan- 0767 Arkansas. University. College of Agriculture. Ex- sas Agricultural Experiment Station. 221-236p. (Agricul- tension Service. [1927]. Fertilizer mixtures for cotton tural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 102). AFU. for Arkansas. [Little Rock, AR: The Service]. [2]p. NAL. 0756 Arkansas fruits. [1890]. St. Louis, MO: Woodward & Tiernan. [20]p. UALR. 0768 Arkansas. University. College of Agriculture. Ex- tension Service. [19—]. Grow sorghum for syrup. [Little 0757 Arkansas Industrial University. Agricultural Experi- Rock, AR: s.n.]. NAL. ment Station. 1888. Horticulture. Fayetteville, AR: Ar- kansas Industrial University. 18p. (Agricultural Experi- 0769 Arkansas. University. College of Agriculture. Ex- ment Station. Bulletin No 7). AFU. tension Service. [1939]. Plant oats in 1939 for grain, grazing and hay. [Little Rock, AR: The Service]. [4]p. 0758 Arkansas Industrial University. Agricultural Experi- NAL. ment Station. 1889. Strawberries. Wheat. Oats. Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas Industrial University. 11p. 0770 Arkansas. University. College of Agriculture. Ex- (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 11). AFU. tension Service. [1937]. Power in soil conserving groups. [Little Rock, AR: The Service]. NAL. 0759 Arkansas Industrial University. Agricultural Experi- ment Station. 1888. Wheat. Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas 0771 Arkansas. University. College of Agriculture. Ex- Industrial University. 8p. (Agricultural Experiment Sta- tension Service. [1937]. Recommended cotton variet- tion. Bulletin No 6). AFU ies based on intensive research work throughout the cotton-producing areas of Arkansas. [Little Rock, AR: 0760 Arkansas Pecan Growers Association. [1927]. Pro- The Service]. NAL. ceedings of the annual convention of the Arkansas Pecan Growers Association, 2nd-3rd; [1927-1928]. 0772 Arkansas. University. College of Agriculture. Ex- Little Rock, AR: Jordan, Hamilton & Hendrick. AFU. tension Service. [1937]. What cotton variety for your farm? [Little Rock, AR: The Service]. NAL.

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0773 Armstrong, M. R. 1941. A study of the flora of 0785 Bartholomew, R. P. 1944. Seed treatment with Massard prairie with some ecological notes. Thesis plant hormones in crop production. Fayetteville, AR: (M.S.), University of Arkansas, Fayetteville 68p. AFU. University of Arkansas. 13p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 444). AFU. 0774 Ayres, W. E. 1918. Cotton spacing experiments. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 8p. (Agricul- 0786 Bartholomew, R. P., Watts, V. M. and Janssen, G. tural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 153). AFU. 1933. The effect of variations in the nutrient media upon the nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium con- 0775 Ayres, W. E. 1919. Cultural experiments with tent on plants with special reference to the tomato. cotton 1918. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 42p. (Agricul- 15p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 161). tural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 288). AFU. AFU. 0787 Bartholomew, R. P. and Janssen, G. 1931. The rate 0776 Ayres, W. E. 1917. Varieties of cotton 1916. of absorption of potassium by plants and its possible Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 22p. (Agricul- effect upon the amount of potassium remaining in soils tural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 129). AFU. from application of potassium fertilizers. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 70p. (Agricultural Experi- 0777 Ayres, W. E. 1918. Varieties of cotton 1917. ment Station. Bulletin No 265). AFU. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 39p. (Agricul- tural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 145). AFU. 0788 Becker, G. G. 1918. The dormant spray for the San Jose scale. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkan- 0778 Ayres, W. E. 1918. Varieties of cotton 1909-1917. sas. 11p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 39p. (Agricul- 141). AFU. tural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 157). AFU. 0789 Benbrook, C. 1931. Effect of variations in yield 0779 Ayres, W. E. 1919. Varieties of cotton 1918. on cost of producing grapes. Thesis (M.S.), University Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 16p. (Agricul- of Arkansas, Fayetteville. 73p. AFU. tural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 159). AFU. 0790 Bennett, R. L. 1902. Alfalfa. Fayetteville, AR: Ar- 0780 Baerg, W. J. 1922. Eastern strawberry louse. kansas Agricultural Experiment Station. [125]-129p. (Ag- Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 16p. (Agricul- ricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 75). AFU. tural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 179). AFU. 0791 Bennett, R. L. 1900. Annual plants for summer 0781 Baerg, W. J. 1942. Rough-headed corn stalk- hay and pasture, for winter hay and pasture, and for beetle. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 22p. forage or coarse fodder; permanent plants for meadow (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 415). AFU. and pasture; special crops for pig grazing. Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station. 17p. (Ag- 0782 Baerg, W. J. 1923. The strawberry tiger moth. ricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 61). AFU. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 19p. (Agricul- tural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 183). AFU. 0792 Bennett, R. L. 1895. Grasses and clovers. Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Sta- 0783 Baerg, W. J. 1923. The strawberry weevil; A false tion. [159]-179p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bul- wireworm on strawberry. Fayetteville, AR: University letin No 36). AFU. of Arkansas. 39p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bul- letin No 185). AFU. 0793 Bennett, R. L. 1901. Soil Improvement and forage experiments. Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas Agricul- 0784 Baerg, W. J. 1935. Three shade tree insects. II. tural Experiment Station. [51]-60p. (Agricultural Experi- Great elm leaf-beetle, catalpa sphinx, and eastern tent ment Station. Bulletin No 68). AFU. caterpillar. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 28p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 317). AFU.

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0794 Bennett, R. L. 1892. Some cotton experiments at 0805 Cooper, J. R. 1921. Commercial grape growing. Newport. Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas Industrial Univer- Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 39p. (Agricul- sity. 16p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No tural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 174). AFU. 18). AFU. 0806 Cooper, J. R. 1943. Effect of commercial fertiliz- 0795 Bennett, R. L. and Irby, G. B. 1894. Agriculture ers on performance of peach trees. Fayetteville, AR: experiments at the Northeast Station. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 46p. (Agricultural Experiment Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station. [53]-[86]p. Station. Bulletin No 429). AFU. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 27). AFU. 0807 Cooper, J. R. and Watts, V. M. 1940. Manure ex- 0796 Bennett, R. L. and Irby, G. B. 1894. Agriculture: periments with vegetable crops in Arkansas. wheat experiments on sandy loam; some grass experi- Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 39p. (Agricul- ments on clay loam soil at Fayetteville. Fayetteville, tural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 392). AFU. AR: Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station. 115-136p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 29). AFU. 0808 Cooper, J. R. and Rapp, C. W. 1926. Fertilizers for Irish potatoes. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkan- 0797 Bennett, R. L. and Irby, G. B. 1893. Cotton. sas. 15p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas Industrial University. [87]- 206). AFU. 107p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 23). AFU. 0809 Cooper, J. R. and Vaile, J. E. 1945. Effect of fertilizers, soil reaction and texture, and plant stand on the 0798 Bevill, C. [1931]. Wild flowers and shrubs of Scott performance of strawberries. Fayetteville, AR: Univer- County. [S.l.: s.n.]. 15p. AFU. sity of Arkansas. 55p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 454). AFU. 0799 Bordeaux, F. M. 1887. Experiments on corn and cotton in Drew County. Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas In- 0810 Cooper, J. R. and Vaile, J. E. 1939 . Response of dustrial University. 2p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. America grapes to various treatments and vineyard Bulletin No 1). AFU. practices. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 74p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 378). AFU. 0800 Branner, J. C. and Coville, F. V. 1891. A list of the plants of Arkansas. Notes on the botany of Arkansas. 0811 Cooper, J. R. and Watts, V. M. 1936. Fertilizers Little Rock, AR: Press Printing Co. 155-252p. (In Ar- for Irish potatoes, sweet potatoes, tomatoes, muskmel- kansas Geological survey. Annual Report for 1888). AFU. ons, and watermelons. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 32p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulle- 0801 Buchholz, J. T. 1925. Flora of Arkansas. Miscel- tin No 333). AFU. laneous papers, 1903-1925. [Fayetteville, AR]: Univer- sity of Arkansas. 1 vol. AFU. 0812 Cooper, J. R. and Wiggans, C. B. 1926. A preliminary report on experiments with fertilizer for peach 0802 Buchholz, J. T. and Palmer, E. J. 1926. Supple- trees. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 40p. ment to the catalogue of Arkansas plants. [S.l.: s.n.]. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 202). AFU. 91-155p. (Transactions of the Academy of science, of St. Louis, vol. XXV, No 6). AFU. 0813 Cooper, J. R. and Wiggans, C. B. 1929. A study of the effect of commercial fertilizers on the performance 0803 Cardon, P. V. 1918. Experiments with single-stalk of peach trees. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkan- cotton culture in Louisiana, Arkansas, and North sas. 62p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No Carolina. Washington, DC: U.S. Dept. of Agriculture. 239). AFU. 31p. (Bulletin No 526). AFU. 0814 Cralley, E. M. 1939. Effects of fertilizer on stem 0804 Cooper, J. R. 1928. A study of the effect of com- rot of rice. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 17p. mercial fertilizers on the performance of apple trees. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 383). AFU. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 61p. (Agricul- tural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 227). AFU.

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0815 Cralley, E. M. 1936. Resistance of rice varieties 0827 Groves, A. B. 1928. A comprehensive biblio- to stem rot. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 31p. graphical resume of the disease known as fire blight (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 329). AFU. of apples and pears. Thesis (M.S.), University of Ar- kansas, Fayetteville. 105p. AFU. 0816 Cralley, E. M. and Tullis, E. C. 1937. Effect of seed treatments on seedling emergence, severity of seed- 0828 Hall, O. J. and Douglas, T. W. 1938. Storage and ling blight, and yield of rice. Fayetteville, AR: Univer- transportation of Arkansas rice. Fayetteville, AR: Uni- sity of Arkansas. 24p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. versity of Arkansas. 40p. (Agricultural Experiment Sta- Bulletin No 345). AFU. tion. Bulletin No 355). AFU.

0817 Dunegan, J. C. 1937. The two varieties of 0829 Harper, R. M. 1914. Phytogeographical notes on Tranzschelia pruni-spinosae (pers.) diet causing the the coastal plain of Arkansas. Baltimore, MD: Plant rust of stone fruits. Thesis (M.S.), University of Arkan- World Association. 36-48p. (Plant World, v. 17, 1914, sas, Fayetteville. 55p. AFU. 36-48). AFU.

0818 Dvorachek, H. E. 1925. Legume forages with corn 0830 Hayhurst, P. 1911. The San Jose scale and how to and cane for silage. Fayetteville, AR: University of Ar- control it. Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas Agricultural Ex- kansas. 14p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin periment Station. [369]-394p. (Agricultural Experiment No 196). AFU. Station. Bulletin No 107). AFU.

0819 Elliott, J. A. 1922. A new ascochyta disease of cot- 0831 Hewitt, J. L. 1912. Rice blight. Fayetteville, AR: ton. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 18p. (Ag- Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station. 447-459p. ricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 178). AFU. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 110). AFU.

0820 Elliott, J. A. 1921. Arkansas cotton diseases. 0832 Hewitt, J. L. 1913. Twig blight and blossom blight Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 25p. (Agri-cul- of the apple. Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas Agricultural tural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 173). AFU. Experiment Station. 493-505p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 113). AFU. 0821 Elliott, J. A. 1918. Arkansas peach diseases. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 14p. (Agricul- 0833 Hewitt, J. L. and Hayhurst, P. 1911. Diseases of tural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 149). AFU. apple trees and fruit caused by fungi and insects. Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Sta- 0822 Elliott, J. A. 1924. Tomato wilt and its control in tion. 411-445p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulle- Arkansas. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 16p. tin No 109). AFU. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 194). AFU. 0834 Hewitt, J. L. and Truax, H. E. 1912. An unknown 0823 Giles, W. L. 1935. The phanerogamic flora of apple tree disease. Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas Agricul- Washington County, Arkansas. Thesis (M.S.), Univer- tural Experiment Station. 481-491p. (Agricultural Experi- sity of Arkansas, Fayetteville. 87p. AFU. ment Station. Bulletin No 112). AFU.

0824 Gould, H. P. 1913. Apples and peaches in the 0835 Hodson, E. 1920. Correlations of certain charac- Ozark region. Washington, DC: G.P.O. 95p. (United ters in cotton. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. States. Bureau of Plant Industry. Bulletin No 275). AFU. 15p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 169). AFU. 0825 Graham, H. J. 1938. Some cultural characters of Pleurotus ulmarius, Fr. Thesis (M.S.), University of 0836 Hodson, E. 1920. Lint frequency in cotton with a Arkansas, Fayetteville. 33p. AFU. method for determination. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 15p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bul- 0826 Gregson, L. S. 1932. The Gramineae of Arkan- letin No 168). AFU. sas. Thesis (M.A.), University of Arkansas, Fayetteville. 146p. AFU.

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0837 Hodson, E. 1920. Results of seven years pedigree 0847 Kapp, L. C. 1933. Study of rice fertilization. selection in Trice cotton. Fayetteville, AR: University Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 37p. (Agricul- of Arkansas. 27p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bul- tural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 291). AFU. letin No 171). AFU. 0848 Kapp, L. C. 1936. Study of relation of growth to 0838 Humphrey, L. M. 1937. Cotton variety tests of nutrition of the rice plant. Fayetteville, AR: University 1934 and 1935. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkan- of Arkansas. 33p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bul- sas. 32p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No letin No 335). AFU. 344). AFU. 0849 Kapp, L.C. 1932. Preliminary report on the ef- 0839 Humphrey, L. M. 1940. Effects of inbreeding cot- fect of certain chemicals on rice production and their ton with special reference to staple length and lint effect on the rice soil. Fayetteville, AR: University of percentage. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. Arkansas. 35p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulle- 16p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 387). tin No 277). AFU. AFU. 0850 Kendall, R. C. 1862. Cotton and common sense. 0840 Humphrey, L. M. and Tuller, A. V. 1938. Improve- A treatise on perennial cotton (Gossypium arboreum): ments in the technique of cotton hybridization. its commercial value as compared with herbaceous Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 11p. (Agricul- cotton—the feasibility of its culture in northern lati- tural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 359). AFU. tudes, etc., etc. New York, NY: Mapes & Lockwood. [32]p. WorldCat. 0841 Humphrey, L. M. 1938. Outlying cotton variety experiments, 1936 and 1937. Fayetteville, AR: Univer- 0851 Kik, M. C. 1943. Nutritive studies of forage plants. sity of Arkansas. 48p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 21p. (Agricul- Bulletin No 360). AFU. tural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 434). AFU.

0842 Isely, D. 1939. Ecological consideration of cer- 0852 LaBeaume, E. M. [1908]. Arkansas rice: its growth tain Arkansas legumes. Thesis (M.S.), University of and possibilities along the “Cotton Belt route.” St. Arkansas, Fayetteville. 58p. AFU. Louis, MO: St. Louis Southwestern Railway Co. 37p. AFU. 0843 Janssen, G., Bartholomew, R. P. and Watts, V. M. 1934. Some effects of nitrogen, phosphorous, and po- 0853 Lanham, W. B., Soxman, R. C. and Gilliam, V. E. tassium on the composition and growth of tomato 1937. Quality of cotton in Arkansas and Missouri, 1928 plants. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 43p. to 1935. Washington, DC: U.S. Bureau of Agricultural (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 309). AFU. Economics. 45p. AFU.

0844 Johnson, B. 1939. Certain ecological factors and 0854 Large, J. R. 1928. The relation of environment to the cotton plant. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkan- the development of disease in cotton with special ref- sas. 51p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No erence to the relation of soil moisture to the develop- 376). AFU. ment of the fusarium wilt of cotton. Thesis (M.S.), University of Arkansas, Fayetteville. 75p. AFU. 0845 Kapp, L. C. 1937. A study of factors concerned with rice growth. Fayetteville, AR: University of Ar- 0855 Lassetter, W. C. 1916. A legume campaign clo- kansas. 21p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin vers for Arkansas farms. [Fayetteville, AR: University No 349). AFU. of Arkansas. College of Agriculture. Extension Service]. [4]p. NAL. 0846 Kapp, L. C. 1934. Laboratory and greenhouse studies of rice nutrition. Fayetteville, AR: University 0856 McClelland, C. K. 1927. Corn varieties in Arkan- of Arkansas. 32p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bul- sas. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 53p. (Ag- letin No 302). AFU. ricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 217). AFU.

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0857 McClelland, C. K. 1927. Effect of different dates 0867 McClelland, C. K. 1931. The peanut crop in Ar- of planting corn on yields. Fayetteville, AR: University kansas. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 15p. of Arkansas. 14p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bul- (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 263). AFU. letin No 222). AFU. 0868 McClelland, C. K. 1940. Varietal and cultural 0858 McClelland, C. K. 1940. Effects of interplanting experiments with corn. Fayetteville, AR: University of legumes in corn. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkan- Arkansas. 31p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulle- sas. 29p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No tin No 402). AFU. 393). AFU. 0869 McClelland, C. K. 1925. Variety and rotation ex- 0859 McClelland, C. K. 1940. Methods and rates of periments with soy beans. Fayetteville, AR: University planting soybeans. Fayetteville, AR: University of Ar- of Arkansas. 21p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bul- kansas. 18p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin letin No 199). AFU. No 390). AFU. 0870 McClelland, C. K. 1937. Variety and inter-cul- 0860 McClelland, C. K. 1936. Non-saccharine sor- tural experiments with cowpeas. Fayetteville, AR: Uni- ghums. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 25p. versity of Arkansas. 15p. (Agricultural Experiment Sta- (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 328). AFU. tion. Bulletin No 343). AFU.

0861 McClelland, C. K. 1934. Oat variety and produc- 0871 McKay, J. F. 1891. Grapes: varieties best adapted tion studies. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. to Arkansas; strawberries: keeping qualities, variet- 30p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 301). ies; raspberries; plums. Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas In- AFU. dustrial University. 16p. (Agricultural Experiment Sta- tion. Bulletin No 17). AFU. 0862 McClelland, C. K. 1944. Peanut production experiments, 1931-41. Fayetteville, AR: University of Ar- 0872 McNeill, J. 1890. Strawberries. Fayetteville, AR: kansas. 27p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin Arkansas Industrial University. 8p. (Agricultural Experi- No 448). AFU. ment Station. Bulletin No 13). AFU.

0863 McClelland, C. K. 1936. Soybean varieties for hay, 0873 Moore, D. M. A check list of the grasses of Ar- seed, and oil production. Fayetteville, AR: University kansas. [Fayetteville, AR: s.n.]. 57-62p. (Research pa- of Arkansas. 42p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bul- per; Journal series, University of Arkansas No 720). AFU. letin No 334). AFU. 0874 Nelson, M. 1930. Cooperative fertilizer experi- 0864 McClelland, C. K. 1932. Studies of wheat variet- ments with cotton. Fayetteville, AR: University of Ar- ies, culture and selection. Fayetteville, AR: University kansas. 44p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin of Arkansas. 34p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bul- No 255). AFU. letin No 278). AFU. 0875 Nelson, M. 1912. Cotton grading. Fayetteville, AR: 0865 McClelland, C. K. 1928. The effect of interplanted University of Arkansas. Agricultural Experiment Station. legumes on the yields of corn. Fayetteville, AR: Uni- [4]p. (Agricultural Experiment Station Circular No 15). versity of Arkansas. 19p. (Agricultural Experiment Sta- AFU. tion. Bulletin No 229). AFU. 0876 Nelson, M. 1944. Effect of the use of winter le- 0866 McClelland, C. K. [1930]. The genetics, breeding gumes on yields of cotton, corn, and rice. Fayetteville, and improvement of corn and cotton, a bibliography AR: University of Arkansas. 32p. (Agricultural Experi- covering more than forty years of work (1889-1929) ment Station. Bulletin No 451). AFU. in the breeding, improvement, and study of inheritance in corn and cotton (with many abstract refer- 0877 Nelson, M. 1929. Experiments with alfalfa. ences). Fayetteville, AR: C. K. McClelland. 24p. AFU. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 35p. (Agri- cultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 242). AFU.

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0878 Nelson, M. 1937. Fertilizer experiments with cot- 0889 Nelson, M. and McClelland, C. K. 1926. Varieties ton in type-of-farming areas. Fayetteville, AR: Univer- of cowpeas for seed and hay production. Fayetteville, sity of Arkansas. 31p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. AR: University of Arkansas. 22p. (Agricultural Experi- Bulletin No 346). AFU. ment Station. Bulletin No 212). AFU.

0879 Nelson, M. 1944. Maintenance of alfalfa stands. 0890 Nelson, M. and Osborn, L. W. 1915. Report of Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 30p. (Agricul- cultural and variety tests with wheat. Fayetteville, AR: tural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 447). AFU. University of Arkansas. 31p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 121). AFU. 0880 Nelson, M. 1934. Permanent pastures. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 18p. (Agricul- 0891 Nelson, M. and Osborn, L. W. 1920. Reports of tural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 306). AFU. oats experiments 1908-1919. Fayetteville, AR: Univer- sity of Arkansas. 32p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. 0881 Nelson, M. 1941. Permanent pasture studies. Bulletin No 165). AFU. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 58p. (Agricul- tural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 407). AFU. 0892 Nelson, M. and Ruzek, C. V. 1914. Oats. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. [625]-638p. 0882 Nelson, M. 1931. Preliminary report on cultural (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 118). AFU. and fertilizer experiments with rice in Arkansas. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 46p. (Agricul- 0893 Nelson, M. and Sachs, W. H. 1925. Results of fer- tural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 264). AFU. tilizer experiments with cotton, 1924. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 12p. (Agricultural Experiment 0883 Nelson, M. 1943. Rice fertilization. Fayetteville, Station. Bulletin No 195). AFU. AR: University of Arkansas. 23p. (Agricultural Experi- ment Station. Bulletin No 430). AFU. 0894 Nelson, M. and Ware, J. O. 1926. Cooperative cotton variety tests. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkan- 0884 Nelson, M. 1932. The relation of nitrogen, phos- sas. 23p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No phorus, and potassium to the fruiting of cotton. 210). AFU. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 75p. (Agricul- tural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 273). AFU. 0895 Nelson, R. J. 1908. Rice. Fayetteville, AR: Arkan- sas Agricultural Experiment Station. [133]-148p. (Agri- 0885 Nelson, M. and Adair, C. R. 1940. Rice variety cultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 98). AFU. experiments in Arkansas. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 28p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bul- 0896 Nelson, R. J. 1907. Rice culture. Fayetteville, AR: letin No 403). AFU. Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station. [31]-45p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 94). AFU. 0886 Nelson, M. and Hodson, E. 1920. Varieties of cotton 1919. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 8p. 0897 Newman, C. L. 1894. Agriculture: experiments (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 166). AFU. at the Southern Branch Station. Fayetteville, AR: Ar- kansas Agricultural Experiment Station. 87-114p. (Ag- 0887 Nelson, M. and McClelland, C. K. 1927. Cultiva- ricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 28). AFU. tion experiments with corn. Fayetteville, AR: Univer- sity of Arkansas. 26p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. 0898 Newman, C. L. 1904. Broom corn suggestions. Bulletin No 219). AFU. Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Sta- tion. [107]-118p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bul- 0888 Nelson, M. and McClelland, C. K. 1926. Rates of letin No 83). AFU. planting soybeans. Fayetteville, AR: University of Ar- kansas. 8p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 0899 Newman, C. L. 1901. Cowpea experiments. 211). AFU. Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Sta- tion. 87-123p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulle- tin No 70). AFU.

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0900 Newman, C. L. 1903. Cowpea experiments. 0910 Newman, C. L. 1897. Vegetable gardening. Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Sta- Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Sta- tion. 32p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No tion. 48p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 77). AFU. 44). AFU.

0901 Newman, C. L. 1903. Cowpea hay. Fayetteville, 0911 Newman, C. L. 1900. Wheat experiments. AR: Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station. [69]-82p. Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Sta- (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 80). AFU. tion. 17-34p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 62). AFU. 0902 Newman, C. L. 1896. Irish potatoes. Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station. 16p. (Ag- 0912 Nielsen, E. L. 1941. Adaptability of grass species ricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 38). AFU. to Arkansas. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 62p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 408). 0903 Newman, C. L. 1901. Oat experiments. AFU. Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Sta- tion. 23p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 0913 Nielsen, E. L. 1941. Establishment of Bermuda 66). AFU. grass from seed in nurseries. Fayetteville, AR: Univer- sity of Arkansas. 26p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. 0904 Newman, C. L. 1904. Peanuts. Fayetteville, AR: Bulletin No 409). AFU. Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station. [119]-129p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 84). AFU. 0914 Osborn, L. W. 1917. Corn variety tests 1915 and 1916. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 31p. 0905 Newman, C. L. 1898. Some Irish potato experi- (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 130). AFU. ments. Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas Agricultural Experi- ment Station. 21-34p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. 0915 Osborn, L. W. 1925. Experiments with varying Bulletin No 50). AFU. stands and distribution of corn. Fayetteville, AR: Uni- versity of Arkansas. 36p. (Agricultural Experiment Sta- 0906 Newman, C. L. 1902. Sweet potato experiments. tion. Bulletin No 200). AFU. Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Sta- tion. 33-43p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin 0916 Osgood, O. T. and Hedges, T. R. 1945. Practices No 72). AFU. used in production, canning, and marketing of northwestern Arkansas tomatoes. Fayetteville, AR: Univer- 0907 Newman, C. L. 1899. The comparative yield of sity of Arkansas. 45p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. corn from seed of the same variety grown in different Bulletin No 460). AFU. latitudes. Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas Agricultural Experi- ment Station. [109]-120p. (Agricultural Experiment Sta- 0917 Pope, O. A. 1935. Effects of certain soil types, tion. Bulletin No 59). AFU. seasonal conditions, and fertilizer treatments on length and strength of cotton fiber. Fayetteville, AR: Univer- 0908 Newman, C. L. 1899. Tomatoes, cabbage and sity of Arkansas. 98p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. onions. Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas Agricultural Experi- Bulletin No 319). AFU. ment Station. 20p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 56). AFU. 0918 Pope, O. A. 1936. Efficiency of single and double restrictions in randomized field trials with cotton when 0909 Newman, C. L. 1895. Vegetable gardening: ex- treated by the analysis of variance. Fayetteville, AR: periments at the Southern Branch Station; vegetables; University of Arkansas. 28p. (Agricultural Experiment varieties, culture and fertilization; sundry experi- Station. Bulletin No 326). AFU. ments. Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas Agricultural Experi- ment Station. 99-128p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. 0919 Pope, O. A. 1936. Length-diameter relationships Bulletin No 34). AFU. in cotton fiber. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkan- sas. 22p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 327). AFU.

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0920 Pyle, H. R. 1939. The herbaceous flora of Maga- 0930 Rosen, H. R. 1936. Mode of penetration and of zine Mountain. Thesis (M.S.), University of Arkansas, progressive invasion of fire-blight bacteria into apple Fayetteville. 61p. AFU. and pear blossoms. Fayetteville, AR: University of Ar- kansas. 68p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin 0921 Rather, J. B. 1916. Biochemical changes in cot- No 331). AFU. tonseed in storage. Fayetteville, AR: University of Ar- kansas. 18p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin 0931 Rosen, H. R. 1936. Oversummering of fire-blight No 125). AFU. pathogen, spraying for control of fire blight, and ab- scission induced by Erwinia amylovora and 0922 Rather, J. B. 1917. Determination of phytin phos- Phytomonas syringae. Fayetteville, AR: University of phorus in plant products. Fayetteville, AR: University Arkansas. 60p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulle- of Arkansas. 15p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bul- tin No 330). AFU. letin No 135). AFU. 0932 Rosen, H. R. 1921. Septoria glume blotch of 0923 Rather, J. B. 1917. The nature of the inosite phos- wheat. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 17p. phoric acids of some feeding materials. Fayetteville, (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 175). AFU. AR: University of Arkansas. 16p. (Agricultural Experi- ment Station. Bulletin No 138). AFU. 0933 Rosen, H. R. 1929. The life history of the fire blight pathogen, Bacillus amylovorus, as related to the 0924 Reynolds, H. and Vaile, J. E. 1942. Chemical com- means of over wintering and dissemination. position of Arkansas-grown American grapes. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 96p. (Agricul- Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 53p. (Agricul- tural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 244). AFU. tural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 420). AFU. 0934 Rosen, H. R. 1920. The mosaic disease of sweet 0925 Reynolds, H. and Vaile, J. E. 1942. Effects of root- potatoes. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 15p. stock upon composition and quality of fruits of Con- (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 167). AFU. cord, Campbell Early, and Moore Early grapes. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 39p. (Agricul- 0935 Rosen, H. R. 1926. The mosaic disease of sweet tural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 421). AFU. potatoes with special references to its transmissibil- ity. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 16p. (Ag- 0926 Rosen, H. R. 1919. A bacterial root-rot of field ricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 213). AFU. corn. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 11p. (Ag- ricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 162). AFU. 0936 Rosen, H. R. and Weetman, L. M. 1940. Longevity of urediospores of crown rust of oats. Fayetteville, AR: 0927 Rosen, H. R. 1924. A bacterial disease of foxtail University of Arkansas. 20p. (Agricultural Experiment (Chaetochloa lutescens). Fayetteville, AR: University of Station. Bulletin No 391) AFU. Arkansas. 66p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulle- tin No 193). AFU. 0937 Rosen, H. R., Weetman, L. M. and McClelland, C. K. 1942. Winter injury as related to fall and winter 0928 Rosen, H. R. 1926. Bacterial stalk rot of corn. growth and crown-rust infection in oat varieties and Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 31p. (Agricul- their hybrids. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. tural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 209). AFU. 17p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 418). AFU. 0929 Rosen, H. R. 1933. Further studies on the over- wintering and dissemination of the fire-blight patho- 0938 Ruzek, C. V. 1913. Corn improvement. gen. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 102p. Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Sta- (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 283). AFU. tion. 549-574p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulle- tin No 115). AFU.

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0939 Shank, D. B. 1945. 1944 Arkansas corn yield tests. 0949 Teller, G. L. 1898. A report of progress of investi- Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas, College of gations in the chemistry of wheat. Fayetteville, AR: Agriculture, Agricultural Experiment Station. 22p. (Re- Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station. [53]-80p. port Series No 1). AFU. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 53). AFU.

0940 Shaw, L. 1929. Studies on fire blight: I. The iden- 0950 Truax, H. E. 1914. Varieties of fruit for Arkan- tity of a yellow schizomycete found associated with sas. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 577-590p. Bacillus amylovorus. II. The reaction of B. amylovorus (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 116). AFU. to the presence of this yellow organism. Thesis (M.S.), University of Arkansas, Fayetteville. 57p. AFU. 0951 Tullis, E. C. and Cralley, E. M. December, 1933. Laboratory and field studies on the development and 0941 Small, J. C. [1910]. Rice, the white cereal of Ar- control of stem rot of rice. Fayetteville, AR: University kansas. [St. Louis, MO: St. Louis-Southwestern RailRoad of Arkansas. 23p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bul- Co.]. 23p. AFU. letin No 295). AFU.

0942 Smith, A. L. 1929. A morphologic and physiologic 0952 Vaile, J. E. 1939. Grape varieties in Arkansas. investigation of the strains of the cotton wilt patho- Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 24p. (Agricul- gene, fusarium vasinfectum Atk. Thesis (M.S.), Uni- tural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 379). AFU. versity of Arkansas, Fayetteville. 78p. AFU. 0953 Vaile, J. E. 1941. Peach varieties in Arkansas. 0943 Stinson, J. T. 1892. Grapes: some insects, and Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 28p. (Agricul- fungus diseases and their remedies; spraying appara- tural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 414). AFU. tus; Apples and grapes in Arkansas. Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas Industrial University. 35-62p. (Agricultural 0954 Vincenheller, W. G. 1906. Rice growing in Arkan- Experiment Station. Bulletin No 21). AFU. sas. Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station. 119-129p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. 0944 Stinson, J. T. 1898. Orchard cultivation. Bulletin No 89). AFU. Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Sta- tion. [87]-100p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bul- 0955 Wadleigh, C. 1944. Growth status of the cotton letin No 55). AFU. plant as influenced by the supply of nitrogen. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 138p. (Agri- 0945 Stinson, J. T. 1898. Preliminary report on Arkan- cultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 446). AFU. sas seedling apples. Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas Agricul- tural Experiment Station. 20p. (Agricultural Experiment 0956 Wadleigh, C. and Tharp, W. H. 1940. Factorial Station. Bulletin No 49). AFU. design in plant nutrition experiments in the greenhouse. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 66p. 0946 Stinson, J. T. 1896. Report of the horticulturist, (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 401). AFU. 1896. Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station. 75-120p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bul- 0957 Walker, E. [1909]. Arkansas fruit growing. letin No 43). AFU. [Fayetteville, AR]: Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station. 12 [l]p. AFU. 0947 Stinson, J. T. 1899. Second report on Arkansas seedling apples. Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas Agricultural 0958 Walker, E. 1900. Notes on celery. Fayetteville, AR: Experiment Station. 123-134p. (Agricultural Experiment Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station. 77-94p. (Ag- Station. Bulletin No 60). AFU. ricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 64). AFU.

0948 Stinson, J. T. 1897. Strawberries. Fayetteville, AR: 0959 Walker, E. 1903. Peach growing in Arkansas. Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station. [119]-140p. Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Sta- (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 48). AFU. tion. [43]-68p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulle- tin No 79). AFU.

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0960 Walker, E. 1901. Some muskmelon experiments. 0971 Ware, J. O. 1933. Genetic relations of red plant Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Sta- color, leaf shape and fiber colors in Upland cotton. tion. [63]-84p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulle- Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 60p. (Agricul- tin No 69). AFU. tural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 294). AFU.

0961 Walker, E. January 1906. Suggestions upon the 0972 Ware, J. O. 1934. Genetic relations of nankeen care of apple orchards. Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas Ag- lint to plant color and leaf shape in upland cotton. ricultural Experiment Station. [141]-210p. (Agricultural Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 44p. (Agricul- Experiment Station. Bulletin No 91). AFU. tural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 300). AFU.

0962 Walker, E. 1902. Why apple trees fail. Fayetteville, 0973 Ware, J. O. 1941. Genetic relations of sparse lint, AR: Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station. 32p. (Ag- naked seeds, and some other characters in upland ricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 71). AFU. cotton. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 32p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 406). AFU. 0963 Walker, E. and Muckenfuss, A. M. 1905. Aspara- gus and salt; Asparagus-growing in Arkansas; rhu- 0974 Ware, J. O. 1927. The inheritance of red plant barb in Arkansas. Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas Agricul- color in cotton. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkan- tural Experiment Station. [31]-57p. (Agricultural Experi- sas. 80p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No ment Station. Bulletin No 86). AFU. 220). AFU.

0964 Ware, G. W. 1936. Plant protectors and other fac- 0975 Ware, J. O. and Young, V. H. 1934. Control of cot- tors influencing earliness and production of canta- ton wilt and “rust.” Fayetteville, AR: University of Ar- loupes. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 48p. kansas. 23p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 324). AFU. No 307). AFU.

0965 Ware, G. W. [1937]. Southern vegetable crops. 0976 Ware, J. O., Young, V. H. and Janssen, G. 1932. New York, NY: American Book Co. 467p. AFU. Cotton wilt studies. III. The behavior of certain cotton varieties grown on soil artificially infested with 0966 Ware, J. O. 1929. Cotton breeding studies. I. In- the cotton wilt organism. Fayetteville, AR: University heritance of fiber length. II. Heritable relationship of of Arkansas. 51p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bul- red plant color and leaf shape. Fayetteville, AR: Uni- letin No 269). AFU. versity of Arkansas. 38p. (Agricultural Experiment Sta- tion. Bulletin No 243). AFU. 0977 Warren, E. M. 1930. A quantitative determination of the pectic content of Northwest Arkansas apples 0967 Ware, J. O. 1929. Cotton spacing. I. Studies of at successive stages of development. Thesis (M.A.), the effect on yield and earliness. Fayetteville, AR: Uni- University of Arkansas, Fayetteville. 38p. AFU. versity of Arkansas. 84p. (Agricultural Experiment Sta- tion. Bulletin No 230). AFU. 0978 Watts, V. M. 1938. Anatomical symptoms of nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium deficiencies in 0968 Ware, J. O. 1930. Cotton spacing. II. Effect of seedling hypocotyls of tomato (Lycopersicum blooming on earliness, fruit set and yield. Fayetteville, esculentum Mill.). Fayetteville, AR: University of Ar- AR: University of Arkansas. 64p. (Agricultural Experi- kansas. 32p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin ment Station. Bulletin No 253). AFU. No 366). AFU.

0969 Ware, J. O. 1925. Cotton variety experiments. 0979 Watts, V. M. 1937. Growth and fruiting responses Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 27p. (Agricul- to pruning and defloration of tomato plants. tural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 197). AFU. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 16p. (Agricul- tural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 347). AFU. 0970 Ware, J. O. 1932. Cotton variety tests. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 9p. (Agricultural Experi- ment Station. Bulletin No 282). AFU.

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0980 Watts, V. M. 1933. Pruning and training toma- 0991 Young, V. H. and Humphrey, L. M. 1943. Varietal toes in Arkansas. Fayetteville, AR: University of Ar- resistance to the fusarium wilt disease of cotton. kansas. 15p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 23p. (Agricul- No 292). AFU. tural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 437). AFU.

0981 Watts, V. M. 1931. Some factors which influence 0992 Young, V. H., Janssen, G. and Ware, J. O. 1932. growth and fruiting of the tomato. Fayetteville, AR: Cotton wilt studies. IV. Effect of fertilizers on cotton University of Arkansas. 47p. (Agricultural Experiment wilt. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 27p. (Ag- Station. Bulletin No 267). AFU. ricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 272). AFU.

0982 Wicks, W. H. 1915. Strawberry growing in Ar- 0993 Young, V. H. and McClelland, C. K. 1940. Seed kansas. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 48p. treatment for corn, oats, and barley in Arkansas. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 122). AFU. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 27p. (Agricul- tural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 389). AFU. 0983 Wicks, W. H. 1916. Sweet potato culture in Ar- kansas. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 31p. 0994 Young, V. H. and Tharp, W. H. 1941. Relation of (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 124). AFU. fertilizer balance to potash hunger and the fusarium wilt of cotton. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkan- 0984 Wicks, W. H. 1918. The effect of cross-pollina- sas. 24p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No tion on size, color, shape and quality of the apple. 410). AFU. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 39p. (Agricul- tural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 143). AFU. 0995 Young, V. H., Ware, J. O. and Janssen, G. 1929. Cotton wilt studies. II. Preliminary studies on wilt 0985 Wicks, W. H. 1917. Variety study of the Irish po- resistance and on the effect of certain soil factors on tato. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 32p. (Ag- the development of cotton wilt. Fayetteville, AR: Uni- ricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 137). AFU. versity of Arkansas. 32p. (Agricultural Experiment Sta- tion. Bulletin No 234). AFU. 0986 Wiggans, C. B. 1930. A study of the effect of certain fertilizer and cultural treatments upon the vigor of young Stayman apple trees. Fayetteville, AR: Uni- Soil Science versity of Arkansas. 17p. (Agricultural Experiment Sta- 0996 Arkansas Council of Agriculture, Science and In- tion. Bulletin No 254). AFU. dustry. [1939]. Proceedings of the Second Chemurgic 0987 Williams, H. C. [1857]. Native grapes of Arkan- Conference. May 2-3, 1939, Little Rock, Arkansas. sas and Texas. [S.l.: s.n.]. 7p. (Agricultural Report. [Little Rock, AR: Arkansas State Chamber of Commerce]. [1857]: pp.30-41). UALR. 53p. UALR.

0988 Wilson, W. T. and Slusher, M. W. 1943. Peanuts, a 0997 Arkansas Fertilizer Co. [1943]. Plant food for war crop for Arkansas. Fayetteville, AR: [s.n.]. [19]p. thought: agents information for 1943-1944, state of AFU. Arkansas. Little Rock, AR: The Company. 24p. NAL.

0989 Young, V. H. 1938. Control of cotton wilt and 0998 Arkansas Industrial University. Agricultural Experi- “rust,” or potash hunger, by the use of potash-con- ment Station. 1888. Commercial fertilizers. Fayetteville, taining fertilizers. Fayetteville, AR: University of Ar- AR: Arkansas Industrial University. 11p. (Agricultural kansas. 26p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin Experiment Station. Bulletin No 4). AFU. No 358). AFU. 0999 Arkansas Joint Committee on Soil Conservation. 0990 Young, V. H. 1928. Cotton wilt studies. 1. Rela- 1936. An adapted soil conservation handbook for Ar- tion of soil temperature to the development of cotton kansas prepared by a committee composed of repre- wilt. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 50p. (Ag- sentatives of the College of Agriculture of the Univer- ricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 226). AFU. sity of Arkansas, the Arkansas Agricultural Extension Service, and the Soil Conservation Service. [S.l.: s.n.]. 61p. NAL. 52 Bibliographic Resources to the Literature of Agriculture and Rural Life in Arkansas, 1820–1945

1000 Arkansas. State Soil Conservation Advisory Com- 1010 Beck, M. W., Longacre, M. Y., Hayes, F. A. and mittee and U.S. Soil Conservation Service. 1939. A soil Carter, W. T., Jr. [1923]. Soil survey of Howard County, conservation handbook for Arkansas. [S.l.: s.n.]. 73p. Arkansas. [Washington, DC]: U.S. Bureau of Soils. 43p. AFU. AFU.

1001 Arkansas. University. College of Agriculture. Ex- 1011 Bennett, R. L. July 1897. Experiments with ma- tension Service. [1937]. 500 years to build an inch. nures and rotation for improving worn cotton soils; [Little Rock, AR: The Service]. NAL. Experiments on beef and pork production in connec- tion therewith. Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas Agricultural 1002 Bartholomew, R. P. 1944. Comparison of mixed Experiment Station. [79]-99p. (Agricultural Experiment fertilizers produced from various nitrogen and phos- Station. Bulletin No 46). AFU. phoric acid sources. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 31p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulle- 1012 Benton County Soil Conservation District. 1941. tin No 450). AFU. District work plan for the Benton County Soil Con- servation District in Arkansas. Bentonville, AR: Of- 1003 Bartholomew, R. P. 1939. Influence of rainfall, fice of the Supervisors, The District. [33]p. AFU. cropping, and cultural methods on soil and water losses. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 48p. 1013 Benton County Soil Conservation District. [1941]. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 380). AFU. Program for the Benton County Soil Conservation District in Arkansas. [Bentonville, AR: Office of the 1004 Bartholomew, R. P., Kapp, L. C. and Nelson, M. Supervisors, The District]. [43]p. AFU. 1945. Irrigation of arable crops on a rice soil. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 32p. (Agricul- 1014 Burgess, J. L. and Ely, C. W. [1909]. Soil survey of tural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 455). AFU. Conway County, Arkansas. [Washington, DC]: G.P.O. 753-771p. AFU. 1005 Bartholomew, R. P. and Younge, O. R. 1938. Rela- tive productivity of soils in Arkansas. Fayetteville, AR: 1015 Carter, W. T., Jr., Meeker, F. N. and Smith, H. C. University of Arkansas. 39p. (Agricultural Experiment and Worthen, E. L. 1907. Soil survey of Prairie County, Station. Bulletin No 365) AFU. Arkansas. Washington, DC: G.P.O. 30p. AFU.

1006 Bartholomew, R. P. 1935. Soil types in Arkansas. 1016 Carter, W. T., Jr., Meeker, F. N., Smith, H. C. and [Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Sta- Worthen, E. L. 1907. Soil survey of Prairie County, tion]. 5,184. 65p. AFU. Arkansas. Washington, DC: G.P.O. 36p. AFU.

1007 Bartholomew, R. P. 1933. The availability of phos- 1017 Central Valleys Soil Conservation District of Ar- phatic fertilizers. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkan- kansas. 1938. Work plan of Central Valleys Soil Con- sas. 19p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No servation District of Arkansas. Morrilton, AR: [s.n.]. 289). AFU. 23p. WorldCat.

1008 Bartholomew, R. P. 1932. Variations in moisture 1018 Deeter, E. B., Bushnell, T. M., Wolfanger, L. A. and nitrate content of field soils receiving different and U.S. Bureau of Soils. 1923. Soil survey of Perry methods of cultivation. Fayetteville, AR: University of County, Arkansas. Washington, DC: G.P.O. iii, 493- Arkansas. 24p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulle- 526p. AFU. tin No 270). AFU. 1019 Deeter, E. B., Bushnell, T. M. and Wolfanger, L. A. 1009 Beck, M. W. , Longacre, M. Y. , Hayes, F. A. , Carter, [1925]. Soil survey of Perry County, Arkansas. [Wash- W. T., Jr. and Bennett, H. H. 1919. Soil survey of Howard ington, DC]: G.P.O. 493-536p. AFU. County, Arkansas. Washington, DC: G.P.O. 48p. AFU. 1020 Deeter, E. B. and Cohn, H. I. 1919. Soil survey of Faulkner County, Arkansas. Washington, DC: G.P.O. 35p. AFU.

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1021 Deeter, E. B. and Cohn, H. I. [1923]. Soil survey of 1033 Knobel, E. W., Lounsbury, C., Davis, L. V., Fowler, Faulkner County, Arkansas. [Washington, DC]: G.P.O. E. D. and Goke, A. W. 1925. Soil survey of Lonoke 1323-1353p. AFU. County, Arkansas. Washington, DC: G.P.O. iii,1279- 1327p. AFU. 1022 Deeter, E. B. and Davis, L. V. 1917. Soil survey of Craighead County, Arkansas. Washington, DC: G.P.O. 1034 Lapham, J. E. [1903]. Soil survey of the Stuttgart 32p. AFU. area, Arkansas. [Washington, DC]: G.P.O. 611-622p. AFU. 1023 Deeter, E. B., Latimer, W. J. and Born, C. E. [1929]. Soil survey of Bradley County, Arkansas. [Washing- 1035 Lounsbury, C. and Deeter, E. B. 1915. Soil survey ton, DC: G.P.O.]. 34p. AFU. of Pope County, Arkansas. Washington, DC: G.P.O. 51p. AFU. 1024 Deeter, E. B. and Lounsbury, C. 1917. Soil survey of Yell County, Arkansas. Washington, DC: G.P.O. 41p. 1036 Lounsbury, C. and Deeter, E. B. 1916. Soil survey AFU. of Columbia County, Arkansas. Washington, DC: G.P.O. 38p. AFU. 1025 Deeter, E. B. and Lounsbury, C. [1919]. Soil survey of Yell County, Arkansas. [Washington, DC]: G.P.O. 1037 Lounsbury, C. and Deeter, E. B. [1916]. Soil sur- 1199-1235p. AFU. vey of Pope County, Arkansas. [Washington, DC]: G.P.O. 1221-1267p. AFU. 1026 Deeter, E. B., Meyer, A. H. and Benton, T. H. 1926. Soil survey of Pulaski County, Arkansas. Washington, 1038 Lounsbury, C. and Deeter, E. B. [1919]. Soil sur- DC: G.P.O. 721-785p. AFU. vey of Columbia County, Arkansas. [Washington, DC]: G.P.O. 1363-1396p. AFU. 1027 Drake, N. F. [1924]. Mineral fertilizers in Arkan- sas; natural materials with which the farmer may 1039 Marbut, C. F. [1911]. Soil reconnaissance of the enrich his soils. A survey. Fort Smith, AR: Calvert- Ozark region of Missouri and Arkansas. [Washington, McBride Printing Co. 53p. AFU. DC: G.P.O.]. 1727-1873p. (Field operations of the Bu- reau of Soils; 1911). WorldCat. 1028 Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis. 1944. An Ar- kansas banker looks at soil conservation. [St. Louis, 1040 Marbut, C. F. U.S. Bureau of Soils. 1914. Soil re- MO: The Bank]. [4]p. WorldCat. connaissance of the Ozark region of Missouri and Arkansas. Washington, DC: G.P.O. 153p. AFU. 1029 Finger, C. J. 1941. Erosion and related land use conditions in the Illinois Bayou Soil Conservation Dis- 1041 Martin, J. O. and Carr, E. P. 1912. Soil survey of trict, Arkansas. Washington, DC: G.P.O. 46[67]p. (U.S. Miller County, Arkansas. Washington, DC: G.P.O. 18p. Soil Conservation service. Erosion survey, no. 18). AFU. AFU.

1030 Hall, E. C., Bushnell, T. M., Davis, L. V., Carter, W. 1042 Martin, J. O. and Carr, E. P. [1904]. Soil survey of T., Patrick, A. L. and Bennett, H. H. 1916. Soil survey Miller County, Arkansas. [Washington, DC]: G.P.O. of Mississippi County, Arkansas. Washington, DC: 564-576p. AFU. G.P.O. 42p. AFU. 1043 McArthur, C. L. 1916. Farm sanitation. 1031 Hall, E. C., Bushnell, T. M., Davis, L. V., Carter, W. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 24p. (Agricul- T., Jr. and Patrick, A. L. [1919]. Soil survey of Missis- tural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 127). AFU. sippi County, Arkansas. [Washington, DC]: G.P.O. 1325-1362p. AFU. 1044 Mitchell, F. T. 1927. Fertilizing cotton in Missis- sippi County, Arkansas. Thesis (M.A.), George Peabody 1032 Hungerford, D. F. 1918. Results of fertilizer ex- College for Teachers. 24p. WorldCat. periments. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 27p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 155). AFU.

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1045 Muckenfuss, A. M. 1904. Fertilizers. Fayetteville, 1056 Taylor, A. E. and Cobb, W. B. [1921]. Soil survey AR: Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station. 83-96p. of Hempstead County, Arkansas. [Washington, DC]: (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 81). AFU. G.P.O. 1189-1237p. AFU.

1046 Nelson, M. 1944. Rotation, cultural, and irriga- 1057 Teller, G. L. 1897. Concerning fertilizers and tion practices affecting rice production. Fayetteville, manures; after-effect of manures. Fayetteville, AR: AR: University of Arkansas. 45p. (Agricultural Experi- Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station. 101-118p. ment Station. Bulletin No 445). AFU. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 47). AFU.

1047 Nelson, M. 1933. Soil fertility studies. Fayetteville, 1058 Teller, G. L. 1892. Manures and some principles AR: University of Arkansas. 36p. (Agricultural Experi- in farm manuring. Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas Indus- ment Station. Bulletin No 290). AFU. trial University. 55p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 19). AFU. 1048 Nelson, M. and Sachs, W. H. 1922. Results of fertilizer experiments 1919-1920-1921. Fayetteville, AR: 1059 Thompson, R. C. 1916. The relation of fruit grow- University of Arkansas. 23p. (Agricultural Experiment ing to soil fertility. Fayetteville, AR: University of Ar- Station. Bulletin No 180). AFU. kansas. 20p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 123). AFU. 1049 Nelson, M. and Sachs, W. H. 1924. The results of fertilizer experiments 1922-1923. Fayetteville, AR: 1060 Tillman, B. W., Burn, R. R., Cobb, W. B., Lounsbury, University of Arkansas. 12p. (Agricultural Experiment C. and Strickland, G. G. 1916. Soil survey of Jefferson Station. Bulletin No 192). AFU. County, Arkansas. Washington, DC: G.P.O. 39p. AFU.

1050 Nelson, M., Sachs, W. H. and Austin, R. H. 1923. 1061 Tillman, B. W., Burn, R. R., Cobb, W. B., Lounsbury, The soils of Arkansas. Fayetteville, AR: University of C. and Strickland, G. G. [1919]. Soil survey of Jefferson Arkansas. 83p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulle- County, Arkansas. [Washington, DC]: G.P.O. 39p. AFU. tin No 187). AFU. 1062 Tillman, B. W., Hayes, F. A. and Hutton, F. Z. 1919. 1051 Peter, R. [1860]. Chemical analysis of the soils, Soil survey of Drew County, Arkansas. Washington, sub-soils, underclays, clays, and nitre-earths of Arkan- DC: G.P.O. 48p. AFU. sas. [Philadelphia, PA: C. Sherman and Son]. [165]-287p. AFU. 1063 Tillman, B. W., Hayes, F. A. and Hutton, F. Z. [1923]. Soil survey of Drew County, Arkansas. [Washington, 1052 Rather, J. B. 1917. An accurate loss-on-ignition DC]: U.S. Bureau of Soils. 48p. AFU. method for determination of organic matter in soils. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 16p. (Agricul- 1064 Turner, L. M. 1938. Some profile characteristics tural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 140). AFU. of the pine-growing soils of the coastal-plain region of Arkansas. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 52p. 1053 Sachs, W. H. 1926. Effect of cultivation on mois- (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 361). AFU. ture and nitrate content of field soil. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 22p. (Agricultural Experiment 1065 U.S. Army. Corps of Engineers. 1938. St. Francis Station. Bulletin No 205). AFU. River Project. The Wappapello Dam. Report on soil investigations. Memphis, TN: The Corps. 1 vol. AFU. 1054 Sweet, A. T. 1929. Subsoil, an important factor in the growth of apple trees in the Ozarks. [Washing- 1066 U.S. Congress. House. Committee on Agriculture. ton, DC: U.S. Dept. of Agriculture]. 12p. (U.S.D.A. Cir- 1939. Control of soil erosion, etc., on lands within cular no.95). AFU. Ozark and Ouachita national forests in Arkansas: report (to accompany H.R. 112). [Washington, DC]: U.S. 1055 Taylor, A. E. and Cobb, W. B. 1917. Soil survey of G.P.O. 4p. WorldCat. Hempstead County, Arkansas. Washington, DC: G.P.O. 53p. AFU.

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1067 U.S. Soil Conservation Service. 1936. Agronomy 1076 Watts, V. M. and Cooper, J. R. 1943. Influence of manual for soil conservation service project and camp varied soil reactions on growth and yield of vegetable staff members of region four, comprising Arkansas, crops on Newtonia silt loam and Ruston fine sandy Louisiana and Texas with the exception of that part loam soils. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 32p. of the Texas Panhandle included in region six Sep- (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 433). AFU. tember, 1936. Washington, DC: The Service. [iii] 63p. WorldCat. 1077 Wilder, H. J. and Shaw, C. F. 1907. Soil survey of the Fayetteville area, Arkansas. Advance sheets—field 1068 U.S. Soil Conservation Service. 1936. Engineer- operations of the Bureau of Soils, 1906. Washington, ing manual for soil conservation service project and DC: G.P.O. 45p. AFU. camp staff members of region four, comprising Ar- kansas, Louisiana and Texas with the exception of that 1078 Wilder, H. J. and Shaw, C. F. [1908]. Soil survey of part of the Texas Panhandle included in region six. the Fayetteville area, Arkansas. [Washington, DC]: September, 1936. Washington, DC: The Service. [ii] G.P.O. 587-627p. AFU. 105p. WorldCat.

1069 U.S. Soil Conservation Service. 1937. Official de- Water Resources scription of soil series found in Arkansas. [Washing- 1079 Adams, C. H. 1929. A review and comparison of ton, DC: G.P.O.]. 1 vol. AFU. the methods for determining hardness in water. The- sis (M.A.), University of Arkansas, Fayetteville. 26p. 1070 U.S. Soil Conservation Service. 1934. Reconnais- AFU. sance erosion survey of the state of Arkansas. [Wash- ington, DC: The Service]. 1p. (Map data 1:500,000). 1080 Arkansas Basin Flood Control Association. 1945. WorldCat. Another mile stone passed. Hearings held at Tulsa, Oklahoma, May 3-5, 1945; Little Rock, Arkansas, May 1071 Vanatta, E. S., Gilbert, B. D., Watson, E. B. and 7, 1945. Russellville, AR: The Association. 14 [1]p. AFU. Meyer, A. H. [1916]. Soil survey of Ashley County, Arkansas. [Washington, DC: United States Bureau of 1081 Arkansas Water Works Conference. 1931-1944. Soils]. 1185-1219p. AFU. Conference and short school, University of Arkansas. Proceedings. 1st-14th. Little Rock, AR: s.n. 11 vols., 1072 Walker, J. E. 1933. The effect of variation of soil 1931-1935, 1939-1944. TD5 A7. moisture on the absorption of nitrate nitrogen by Sudan grass and cotton. Thesis (M.S.), University of 1082 Arkansas-Oklahoma States Special Committees for Arkansas, Fayetteville. 32p. AFU. the Development of the Arkansas River. 1945. On the subject of the improvement of the Arkansas River for 1073 Washington County Soil Conservation District. flood control, soil conservation, navigation and allied [1941]. District work plan for Washington County Soil purposes. [Little Rock, AR: s.n.]. 34p. LC. Conservation District, Fayetteville, Ark. [Fayetteville, AR: The District]. 1 vol. AFU. 1083 Arkansas-Oklahoma Interstate Water Resources Committee. [1945]. The states of Arkansas and Okla- 1074 Washington County Soil Conservation District. homa present additional benefits in the proposed com- 1941. Program of work for the Washington County prehensive improvement of the Arkansas river basin. Soil Conservation District, Fayetteville, Arkansas. [Tulsa, OK, Little Rock, AR]: The Committee. 3, 5-89p. [Fayetteville, AR: The District]. [62]p. AFU. AFU.

1075 Watkins, W. I., Born, C. E., Edwards, M. J. and 1084 Arkansas. Governor. 1939. Report to War Depart- Meyer, A. H. [1929]. Soil survey of Nevada County, ment on White River development, February 15, 1939. Arkansas. Washington, DC: [G.P.O.]. 31p. (U.S. Dept. Little Rock, AR: [s.n.]. 87 [5]p. AFU. of Agriculture. Bureau of Chemistry & Soils. Soil Sur- vey Report, series 1925, no. 8). AFU.

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1086 Branner, G. C. Arkansas Geological Survey. and 1096 Gregory, W. B. 1908. Cost of pumping from wells U.S. Work Projects Administration. 1937. List of the for the irrigation of rice in Louisiana and Arkansas. Arkansas water wells, date [!] to June 30, 1937. [Little Washington, DC: G.P.O. 39p. (U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Rock, AR: The Administration]. 142p. (Its Information Office of Experiment Stations. Bulletin No 201). AFU. Circular 11). AFU. 1097 Hale, H. [1926]. City water supplies of Arkansas. 1087 Cheney, R. L. 1927. A study of a power develop- Fayetteville, AR: The University of Arkansas. 100p. (En- ment on the Cossatot River, Arkansas. Thesis (B.S.), gineering Experiment Station. Bulletin No 2). AFU. Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Civil Engineering. 38, [25]p. WorldCat. 1098 Haywood, J. K. and Weed, W. H. U.S. Department of the Interior. 1912. Analyses of the waters of the hot 1088 Clayton, B. S. 1931. Cost of pumping and duty of springs of Arkansas and geological sketch of Hot water for rice on the Grand Prairie of Arkansas. Springs, Arkansas. Washington, DC: G.P.O. 56p. AFU. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 48p. (Agricul- tural Experiment Station. Bulletin no.261). AFU. 1099 Haywood, J. K. and Weed, W. H. 1912. Analysis of the waters of the hot springs of Arkansas. Washing- 1089 Crim, M. A. 1930. An investigation of the meth- ton, D.C.: G.P.O. 56p. AFU. ods for determining sulfates in water. Thesis (M.S.), University of Arkansas, Fayetteville. 22p. AFU. 1100 McCrory, S. H. 1915. Report upon the Cypress Creek Drainage District, Desha and Chicot counties, 1090 Daniels, J. F. 1902. Statements concerning navi- Arkansas. Washington, DC: U.S. Dept. of Agriculture. gation and improvement of the Arkansas River from 20p. (U.S. Department of Agriculture. Bulletin No 198). 1832 to 1902. [S.l.: Chief of Engineers of the U.S. Army]. AFU. [18]p. WorldCat. 1101 Meadow, J. R. 1927. Studies in water analysis. 1091 Engler, K., Thompson, D. G. and Kazmann, R. G. Thesis (M.A.), University of Arkansas, Fayetteville. 28p. 1945. Ground water supplies for rice irrigation in the AFU. Grand Prairie region. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 56p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulle- 1102 Morgan, A. E. 1909. A preliminary report on the tin No 457). AFU. St. Francis Valley Drainage Project in northeastern Arkansas. Washington, DC: G.P.O. 31p. (U.S. Depart- 1092 Farmer, J.K. 1929. A study of the use of the soap ment of Agriculture, Office of Experiment Station; Cir- method for determining hardness of water. Thesis cular 86). AFU. (M.A.), University of Arkansas, Fayetteville. 26p. AFU. 1103 Morgan, A. E. and Baxter, O. G. 1911. Report on 1093 Fort Smith. Board of Water Commissioners. 1911. the St. Francis Valley Drainage Project in northeast- Ordinance, rates, rules and regulations governing the ern Arkansas. Washington, DC: G.P.O. 2 vols. (U.S. Water Department: of the City of Fort Smith, Ark., Dept. of Agriculture. Office of Experiment Stations. Bul- its officers and consumers. Fort Smith, AR: Board of letin No 230). AFU. Water Commissioners. 20p. AFU. 1104 O’Donnell, J. H. 1928. The great Mississippi high- 1094 Frame, W. S. 1930. Stream gaging in Arkansas way: a three-fold transportation artery—water, rail from 1857 to 1828. Little Rock, AR: Arkansas Geologi- and automobile. Pittsburgh, PA: The Author. 15p. UALR. cal Survey. (Arkansas stream gauging report; No 1). AFU. 1105 Pulaski Planning Board. 1940. Water resources and problems of Pulaski County, Arkansas. Little Rock, AR: The Board. 53p. UALR.

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1106 Purdue, A. H. [1910]. The collecting area of the 1117 U.S. National Resources Planning Board. 1943. Plan waters of the hot springs, Hot Springs, Arkansas. [Chi- for development and control of water resources: lower cago, IL]: University of Chicago Press. 279-285p. AFU. Arkansas River Basin, Oklahoma and Arkansas. [Washington, DC: G.P.O.]. 32p. AFU. 1107 Scully, F. J. [1934]. The role of radio activity of natural spring waters as a therapeutic agent. [Little 1118 U.S. National Resources Planning Board. 1943. Plan Rock, AR: Arkansas Medical Society]. 1 vol. AFU. for development and control of water resources; lower Red River Basin, Arkansas, Louisiana, Oklahoma and 1108 Shipman, M. V. 1937. The Mississippi River Com- Texas. [Washington, DC: G.P.O.]. 36p. AFU. mission. Thesis (M.A.), University of Arkansas, Fayetteville. 113p. AFU. 1119 U.S. National Resources Planning Board. 1943. Plan for development and control of water resources; Ver- 1109 Stephenson, L. W., Crider, A. F. and Dole, R. B. digris - Grand (Neosho) - Illinois River basins, Kan- 1916. Geology and ground waters of northeastern Ar- sas, Oklahoma, Missouri, and Arkansas. [Washington, kansas, with a discussion of the chemical character of DC: G.P.O.]. 41p. AFU. the waters. Washington, DC: G.P.O. 315p. (U. S. Geo- logical Survey. Water Supply Paper No 399). AFU. 1120 U.S. National Resources Planning Board. 1943. Plan for development and control of water resources; 1110 U.S. Army. Corps of Engineers. 1936. Arkansas White-Upper St. Francis River basins, Missouri and river and tributaries. Washington, DC: G.P.O. 3 vols. Arkansas. [Washington, DC: G.P.O.]. 36p. AFU. AFU. 1121 U.S. Soil Conservation Service. 1936. Advance 1111 U.S. Army. Corps of Engineers. [1910]. Arkansas report on the sedimentation survey of Lake Bennett, River between Little Rock and Ozark, Ark. [Wash- Conway, Arkansas, November 2-22, 1935. [Washing- ington, DC: G.P.O.]. 35p. (61st Congress, 2nd session. ton, DC]: The Service. 5p. (Hydrodynamic studies SCS- House. Doc. No 510). AFU. SS-9). AFU.

1112 U.S. Army. Corps of Engineers. 1940. General in- 1122 U.S. War Department Corps of Engineers. 1879. formation Norfork Dam and Reservoir, North Fork Improvements of White, Saint Francis, and L’Anguille River, Arkansas and Missouri. Little Rock, AR: The rivers, Arkansas. Washington, DC: G.P.O. [2]p. (45th Corp. 14, [1]p. AFU. Congress, 3rd Session, House of Rep., Ex. Doc. No 57, pp.1-4). UALR. 1113 U.S. Army. Corps of Engineers. [1941]. General information Blue Mountain Dam and Reservoir, Ar- 1123 U.S. Weather Bureau. [1923]. River stages in Ar- kansas. [Little Rock, AR: The Corps]. 10p. AFU. kansas. Little Rock, AR: The Bureau. 22p. AFU.

1114 U.S. Army. Corps of Engineers. [1855]. Report of 1124 University of Arkansas, College of Agriculture. the Secretary of War, in compliance with a resolution 1940. Transcript: preliminary hearing of need for leg- of the Senate of February 17, 1855, calling for a re- islation of water laws for the state of Arkansas: port and map of Colonel Fuller’s survey of Red River, Stuttgart, Arkansas, January 14, 1940. Fayetteville, in the region of the raft. February 24, 1855. [Washing- AR: The College. 27p. AFU. ton, DC: Army Corps of Engineers]. 6p. (33rd Congress, 2nd session. Senate. Ex. Doc. No 62). AFU. 1125 Veatch, A. C. 1906. Geology and underground water resource of northern Louisiana and southern 1115 U.S. Army. Corps of Engineers. 1942. Report upon Arkansas. Washington, DC: G.P.O. 422p. (U.S. Geo- the improvement of rivers and harbors in the Little Rock, logical Survey. Professional Paper No 46). AFU. Ark., district. Thomas F. Kern, major, Corps of engineers, U.S.A. in charge. Washington, DC: G.P.O. AFU. 1126 Walker, J. B. 1925. A rural hydro-electric power development near Farmington, Arkansas. Thesis 1116 U.S. Geological Survey. 1931. Ground-water sup- (E.E.), University of Arkansas, Fayetteville. AFU. plies for rice irrigation in the Grand Prairie region, Arkansas. [S.l.: The Survey]. 21p. AFU.

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1138 Brodnas, F. W. 1913. The rise of an Arkansas Wildlife Management farmer boy: a sketch of the life of Hon. Geo. W. Hays. 1127 Arkansas. State Game and Fish Commission. 1938. [Little Rock, AR: Allied Printing]. [4]p. AFU. Conservation program. Little Rock, AR: Arkansas State Game and Fish Commission. 24p. LC. 1139 Chamber of Commerce. Warren, Arkansas. [1923]. Community contest for rural communities of Brad- 1128 Arkansas. State Game and Fish Commission. 1941. ley County, Arkansas. [Warren, AR]: The Chamber. Quail restoration in Arkansas; federal aid project. [19]p. AFU. Little Rock, AR: The Commission. AFU. 1140 Cravens, J. P. [1944]. Tall tales of the Arkansaw 1129 Arkansas. State Game and Fish Commission. 1942. Ozarks. [Magazine, AR: s.n.]. [20]p. AFU. Warden’s manual. Little Rock, AR: The Commission. 96p. AFU. 1141 Crump, J. B. 1913. Echoes from the Ozarks: a collection of verses. Muskogee, OK: [s.n]. 157p. AFU. 1130 Black, J. D. 1940. The distribution of the fishes in Arkansas. Thesis (Ph.D.), University of Michigan. xiii, 1142 . Farm life in Arkansas: a journal kept for the 243p. WorldCat. year 1884 on a farm in Saline County: with a view of giving intending immigrants a correct idea of every- 1131 Gudger, E. W. 1925. The fishes of Arkansas, A day life in and out of doors in Arkansas. 1885. Little historical sketch. Little Rock, AR: Arkansas Gazette. 2p. Rock, AR: Land Dept., St. Louis, Iron Mountain & South- (Arkansas Gazette, (January 11, 1925): p.4, part II). ern Railway. 24p. UALR. UALR. 1143 Foster, A. S. 1929. Home life in Happy Hollow. 1132 Meek, S. E. 1891. Report of explorations made [Fayetteville, AR: s.n.]: 25p. AFU. in Missouri and Arkansas during 1889, with an account of the fishes observed in each of the river ba- 1144 Gibbs, M. W. 1902. Shadow and light; an autobi- sins examined. Washington, DC: G.P.O. 141p. (United ography with reminiscences of the last and present States. Commission of Fish and Fisheries. Doc. No 156). century. Washington, DC: [s.n.]. xv, [2], 4-372p. AFU. AFU. 1145 Gooden, O. T. 1923. Rural life in Arkansas at its 1133 Millard, T. T. 1939. Ecological studies of a typical best. Conway, AR: Hendrix College. 4-43p. (Rural se- watershed as a guide to planning wildlife propaga- ries; no. 1. Hendrix College Bulletin, v. 10, No 3, July, tion areas in north Arkansas. Thesis (M.A.), Univer- 1923). UALR. sity of Arkansas, Fayetteville. 48p. AFU. 1146 Goodner, N. 1941. A history of Scott County, Ar- 1134 U.S. Congress. House. Committee on Agriculture. kansas. Siloam Springs, AR: Bar D. Press. 89p. AFU. 1933. Authorize the creation of a game refuge in the Ouachita National Forest in the state of Arkansas: re- 1147 Hibler, C. H. R. [1902]. Down in Arkansas. New port (to accompany H.R. 3511). [Washington, DC]: York, NY: The Abbey Press. 285p. AFU. G.P.O. [1]p. WorldCat. 1148 1827-1927 Historical pageant at Cane Hill, Ar- kansas: the first settled community in northwest Ar- Rural Life—General kansas. 1927. [Cane Hill, AR: s.n.]. 15p. AFU. 1135 Addy, J. A. c1912. The Arkansas boy. [S.l.: s.n.]. 1149 Kay, S. L. 1905. Profits and pleasures of farm 24p. UALR. life. Little Rock, AR: Land Department. 10th ed. [31]p. UALR. 1136 Aimard, G. 1867. The trappers of Arkansas; or, The loyal heart. [New York, NY: T.R. Dawley]. AFU. 1150 Lewis, A. 1932. Along the Arkansas. Dallas, TX: The Southwest Press. 207, [4]p. AFU. 1137 Barker, C. S. 1941. Yesterday today: life in the Ozarks. Caldwell, ID: The Caxton Printers, Ltd. 263p. AFU.

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1151 Lighton, W. R. [1910]. The story of an Arkansas 1165 Thanet, O. 1891. Plantation life in Arkansas. [Bos- farm. [St. Louis, MO: s.n.]. 23p. (Back to the country ton, MA: Atlantic Monthly Co.]. 32-49p. (Atlantic series. No 3). AFU. Monthly, July 1891). AFU.

1152 Lyon, R. W. 1945. You’re a king in Arkansas; an 1166 Thanet, O. 1891. Town life in Arkansas. Boston, Arkansas judge flavors your future with the spice of MA: Atlantic Monthly Co. 332-340p. (Atlantic Monthly, the West, and a dream of ease in the Ozarks. (Coro- September 1891). AFU. net. Chicago v. 18, No 6, p11-14). AFU. 1167 Up in the beautiful Ozarks, cool summers, mild 1153 McCutchen, H. G. [1922]. History of Scott County, winters: have you heard of Mena, Arkansas: take a Arkansas. [Little Rock, AR: H. G. Pugh & Co.]. 74p. look at it now: pure soft water, no mosquitoes, no AFU. malaria. [1908]. Mena, AR: Mena Commercial Club. 1 vol. AFU. 1154 Parker, G. M. N. [1912]. Footprints from the city to the farm in Arkansas. Springfield, MO: Press of In- 1168 [Lucy, T. E. 1943]. Troubadour trails, by an Ar- land Printing Co. 106p. AFU. kansas traveler. Webster Groves, MO: El-Moran Press. 5-79p. AFU. 1155 Randolph, V. [1935]. Hedwig, a novel. New York, NY: The Vanguard Press. 188p. AFU. Rural Life—Biography and History 1156 Rayburn, O. E. 1927. An Ozarker looks at life, 1169 Allsopp, F. W. 1928. Albert Pike: a biography. volume one: through the inward real. Kingston, AR: Little Rock, AR: Parke-Harper. 369p. AFU. Kingskraft Press. 82p. AFU. 1170 Arkansas Historical Society. 1890. Historical remi- 1157 Rayburn, O. E. [1941]. Ozark country. New York, niscences and biographical memoirs of Conway NY: Duell, Sloan, & Pearce. 352p. AFU. County, Arkansas. Little Rock, AR: Arkansas Histori- 1158 Read, O. P. [1896]. An Arkansas planter. Chi- cal Society. 129p. AFU. cago, IL, New York, NY: Rand, McNally & Company. 1171 Arkansas History Commission. 1936. The Arkan- 315p. AFU. sas handbook. Little Rock, AR: Parke-Harper Company. 1159 Read, O. P. 1902. Glimpses and epigrams of Opie 228p. AFU. Read. Chicago, IL, New York, NY: George M. Hill Com- 1172 Bevens, W. E. [1913]. Reminiscences of a private, pany. xv, 105p. AFU. Company “G”, First Arkansas Regiment, Infantry: 1160 Reed, L. 1939. Snap shots. Siloam Springs, AR: May, 1861 to 1865. [S.l.: W.E. Bevens]. 89p. AFU. Bar D. Press. 7-29p. AFU. 1173 Britton, W. 1890-1899. The Civil War on the bor- 1161 Scenes in Arkansas. Published in twelve parts. der. New York, NY: G.P. Putnam’s Sons. 2 vols. AFU. [1895]. [Chicago, IL: The W.H. Parish Publishing Co.]. 1174 Call, C. P. 1930. Pioneer tales of Eureka Springs 15p. AFU. and Carroll County. Eureka Springs, AR: [s.n.]. 116p. 1162 Simpich, F. 1943. Land of a million smiles. Wash- AFU. ington, DC: [s.n.]. 589-623p. (The National Geographic 1175 Chenault, F. [1930]. In old Calhoun: brief history magazine. v. 73, No 5). AFU. of one of Arkansas’ oldest communities. [S.l.: s.n.]. 37p. 1163 Spurlock, P. [1936]. Over the old Ozark trails in AFU. the Shepherd of the Hills country with Pearl Spurlock. Branson, MO: The White River Leader. 113p. AFU.

1164 Starr, F. 1942. Pebbles from the Ozarks. Siloam Springs, AR: Bar D Press. 55p. AFU.

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1176 Claunts, P. M. and DuVal, B. T. [1938]. From 1185 Goodspeed Publishing Co. 1889. Biographical and memory’s scrap book. A history of the early events historical memoirs of northeast Arkansas. Chicago, IL: and happenings in Scott and Sebastian counties, Ar- The Godspeed Publishing Co. 981p. AFU. kansas. How the pioneer families lived, loved, labored and fought; and formed from the forest primeval, 1186 Goodspeed Publishing Co. 1889. Biographical and homes, churches, schools, towns and cities. Waldron, historical memoirs of Pulaski, Jefferson, Lonoke, AR: Advance Reporter. 86p. AFU. Faulkner, Grant, Saline, Perry, Garland, and Hot Spring counties, Arkansas. Chicago, IL; St. Louis, MO: 1177 Clayton, P. 1915. The aftermath of the Civil War The Godspeed Publishing Co. 811p. AFU. in Arkansas. New York, NY: The Neale Publishing Co. 378p. AFU. 1187 Goodspeed Publishing Co. 1890. Biographical and historical memoirs of eastern Arkansas. Chicago, Il: 1178 Convention of Colored Citizens of the State of Ar- The Godspeed Publishing Co. 820p. AFU. kansas. 1866. Proceedings of the Convention of Col- ored Citizens of the State of Arkansas: held in Little 1188 Goodspeed Publishing Co. 1890. Biographical and Rock, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Nov. 30, Dec. historical memoirs of southern Arkansas: comprising 1 & 2. Helena, AR: Clarion Office Printing. 12p. AFU. a condensed history of the state. Chicago, IL: Godspeed Publishing Co. 1088p. AFU. 1179 Corbin, J. C. 1896. The status of colored freemasons. Pine Bluff, AR: Commercial Printing. 16p. 1189 Goodspeed Publishing Company. 1890. The AFU. Goodspeed biographical and historical memoirs of western Arkansas; Yell, Pope, Johnson, Logan, Scott, 1180 Cotton States Exposition. 1895. The women of Polk, Montgomery, and Conway counties. Easley, SC: Arkansas. St. Louis, MO: Woodward & Tiernan Print- Southern Historical Press. 113-497, 129, [56]p. WorldCat. ing Co. 16p. AFU. 1190 Goodwin, C. L. 1920. Early explorations and 1181 Dacus, R. H. [1897]. Reminiscences of Company settlements of Missouri and Arkansas, 1803-1822. [Co- “H”, first Arkansas mounted rifles. [Dardanelle, AR: lumbia, MO]: State Historical Society of Missouri. [42]p. Post-Dispatch Print.]. [48]p. AFU. (Missouri Historical Review, v.14, October 1919-July 1920, p.385-424). AFU. 1182 DuVal, B. T. 1877. History of Sebastian County, Ark.: historical address: delivered by Ben. T. DuVal, 1191 Halli Burton, W. H. [1903]. A topographical de- Esq. at request of Centennial Committee at Fort scription and history of Arkansas County, Arkansas Smith, Arkansas, July 4, 1876. Fort Smith, AR: The from 1541 to 1875. [S.l.: s.n.]. 190p. AFU. Herald. 16p. AFU. 1192 Hallum, J. 1887. Biographical and pictorial his- 1183 Goodspeed Brothers. 1894. A reminiscent history tory of Arkansas. Vol. I. Albany, NY: Weed, Parsons of the Ozark region: comprising a condensed general and Co. xiv, 581p. (Genealogy and local history; history, a brief descriptive history of each county, and LH11656). AFU. numerous biographical sketches of prominent citizens of such counties. Chicago, IL: The Authors. 787p. AFU. 1193 Hempstead, F. 1889. A history of the state of Ar- kansas: for the use of schools. New Orleans, LA: Uni- 1184 Goodspeed Brothers. 1889. History of Benton, versity Publishing Co. 236p. AFU. Washington, Carroll, Madison, Crawford, Franklin, and Sebastian Counties, Arkansas: from the earliest 1194 Hempstead, F. 1890. A pictorial history of Arkan- time to the present, including a department devoted sas: from earliest times to the year 1890. St. Louis, to the preservation of sundry personal, business, pro- MO; New York, NY: N.D. Thompson Publishing Co. fessional, and private records; besides a valuable fund 1240p. AFU. of notes, original observations, etc., etc. Chicago, IL: The Authors. 1382p. AFU. 1195 Hempstead, F. 1911. Historical review of Arkan- sas: its commerce, industry and modern affairs. Chi- cago, IL: Lewis Publishing Co. 3 vols. AFU.

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1196 Henry, G. M. 1940. History of Franklin County, 1208 McLeod, W. E. 1936. Centennial memorial his- Ark. Thesis (M.A.), University of Wyoming. 127p. AFU. tory of Lawrence County. Russellville, AR: Russellville Printing Company. [4], [9]-163p. AFU. 1197 Herndon, D. T. 1922. Centennial history of Ar- kansas. Chicago, IL; Little Rock, AR: The S. J. Clarke 1209 McPherson, A. B. 1927. The history of Faulkner Publishing Company. 3 vols. AFU. County, Arkansas. Conway, AR: Conway Times Plant. 104p. AFU. 1198 Herndon, D. T. 1922. The highlights of Arkansas history. [Little Rock, AR]: The Arkansas History Com- 1210 Miller, L. B. [1910]. The White River raft: the mission. 174p. AFU. story of a logging trip into the flooded forests of Ar- kansas followed by an eventful voyage down the Mis- 1199 Herndon, D. T. 1933. Why Little Rock was born. sissippi. Edinburgh: Mercat Press. 291p. AFU. Little Rock, AR: Central Printing Company. 181p. AFU. 1211 Minton, H. L. 1939. The evolution of Conway, 1200 Hughes, M. [1905]. [Three years in Arkansaw]. Arkansas. Thesis (Ph.D.), University of Chicago. 68p. A complete history of my three years of life, liberty, AFU. and pursuit of happiness [!] along the rocky path of life down in old Arkansaw. Chicago, IL: M. A. Donohue 1212 Moore, J. H. 1924. A school history of Arkansas. & Company. 113p. AFU. Little Rock, AR: Bunyan and Moore. 355p. AFU.

1201 King, E. 1875. The southern states of North 1213 Mullins, D. W. 1934. History of Sharp County, America: a record of journeys in Louisiana, Texas, Arkansas. Thesis (M.A.), University of Colorado, Boul- the Indian territory, Missouri, Arkansas, Mississippi, der. 120p. AFU. Alabama, Georgia, Florida, South Carolina, North Carolina, Kentucky, Tennessee, Virginia, West Vir- 1214 Nash, C. E. [1895]. Bottom rail on top, or Thirty ginia and Maryland. Profusely illustrated from origi- years ago. Little Rock, AR: Arkansas Democrat Co. 16p. nal sketches by J. Wells Champney. London: Blackie AFU. & Sons. 4 vols. AFU. 1215 Nash, C. E. [1890]. Pioneers of Arkansas 1822 to 1202 Langford, E. M. [1921]. Johnson County, Arkan- 1840: with reminiscences. Little Rock, AR: “The Ar- sas, the first hundred years. [Clarksville, AR: Ella M. kansas House” Arkansas Democrat Co. 39p. AFU. Langford]. [3], [7]-210p. AFU. 1216 Newberry, F. 1908. A life of Mr. Garland of Ar- 1203 Long, E. R. 1908. Arkansas College. (Arkansas kansas; a thesis for the master’s degree. [Arkadelphia, Historical Association. Publications. v.2, p91-113). AFU. AR: s.n.]. 107p. AFU.

1204 Marshall, A. J. 1897. The autobiography of Mrs. 1217 Norwood, H. L. [1938]. “Just a book,” reminis- A. J. Marshall, age 84 years. Pine Bluff, AR: Adams- cent of changes in customs, interesting trials and other Wilson Print. Co. 232p. AFU. events. [Mena, AR: Mena Star Co.]. 90p. AFU.

1205 Martel, G. G. 1933. Early days in Columbia 1218 Patton, J. F. 1936. History of Fort Smith, Ark. County, Arkansas. Thesis (M.A.), University of Arkan- Thesis (M.A.), University of Arkansas, Fayetteville. 268p. sas, Fayetteville. 88p. AFU. AFU.

1206 McKenzie, H. B. [1924]. Some women I have met. 1219 Paxton, J. [1829]. Raft of Red River. [Washing- Prescott, AR: Picayune Print. 87p. AFU. ton, DC: s.n.]. 18p. (20th Cong., 2d Session. Senate Doc. No 78). 1207 McKnight, O. E. 1939. A history of development of Arkansas. [Little Rock, AR: Democrat Printing and Lithographing Co.]. 408p. AFU.

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1220 Pearce, N. B. Reminiscences of N. B. Pearce 1232 Scott, J. M. 1897. Four years’ service in the South- (Late) Brig-Genl. commanding 1st Division, Army of ern army. Mulberry, AR: Leader Office. 50p. AFU. Arkansas, C.S.A. covering events transpiring in north west Arkansas and southwest Missouri in 1861, cul- 1233 Shinn, J. H. [1908]. Pioneers and makers of Ar- minating in the Battle of Oak Hills (Wilson’s Creek) kansas. [S.l.]: Genealogical and Historical Publishing Mo. AFU. Company. 423p. AFU.

1221 Pickens, W. 1923. Bursting bonds. The heir of 1234 Shinn, J. H. 1898. The history of Arkansas: a text- slaves. Boston, MA: Jordan & More Press. 222p. AFU. book for public schools, high schools, and academics. Little Rock, AR: Wilson and Webb. 335p. AFU. 1222 Pope, W. F. and Pope, D. H. 1895. Early days in Arkansas (being for the most part the personal recol- 1235 Shiras, F. H. [1939]. History of Baxter County. lections of an old settler). Little Rock, AR: F. W. Allsopp. [Mountain Home, AR]: J. W. Daniel and Shiras Bros. 330p. AFU. Printing Shop. [4], [9]-159p. AFU.

1223 Presson, H. and Thomas, D. Y. 1942. The story of 1236 Southern Publishing Company. 1891. Biographi- Arkansas. Little Rock, AR: Democrat Printing and Litho- cal and historical memoirs of western Arkansas, a graphing Co. 366p. AFU. condensed history of the state, a number of biographies of distinguished citizens of the same, a brief de- 1224 Price, B. W. 1929. The life of Jeff Davis. Thesis scriptive history of each of the counties mentioned, (M.A.), University of Alabama. 67p. AFU. and numerous biographical sketches of the citizens of such counties. Chicago, IL; Nashville, TN: The South- 1225 Pulaski County Association of Arkansas Pioneers. ern Publishing Company. 497p. WorldCat. 1912. Reminiscences of Arkansas pioneers: pages from the Arkansas Pioneers magazine, 1912-1916. [Pulaski 1237 Southern Historical Press. 1889, 1978. Biographi- County, AR]: The Association. 150p. WorldCat. cal and historical memoirs history of Arkansas. Easley, SC: Southern Historical Press. Reprint. 112 [4]p. AFU. 1226 Ragland, N. M. [1925]. History of the Arkansas College, 1852-1862. [Fayetteville, AR: s.n.]. 23p. AFU. 1238 Thomas, D. Y. 1930. Arkansas and its people, a history, 1541-1930. New York, NY: The American His- 1227 Rattlehead, D. 1854. The life and adventures of torical Society, Inc. 4 vols. AFU. an Arkansaw doctor. Cincinnati, OH: J.A. & U.P. James. 170p. AFU. 1239 Thomas, D. Y. 1926. Arkansas in war and reconstruction, 1861-1874. Little Rock, AR: Arkansas Divi- 1228 Reynolds, J. H. 1911. Makers of Arkansas his- sion, United Daughters of the Confederacy. 446p. AFU. tory. New York, NY: Silver, Burdett and Co. 353p. (Sto- ries of the states). AFU. 1240 Wallace, J. 1928. An Arkansas judge: being a sketch of the life and public service of Judge J. G. 1229 Reynolds, J. H. 1918. Makers of Arkansas his- Wallace, 1850-1927. [Springfield, Ill]: Published by the tory. New York, NY: Silver, Burdett and Co. 294p. (Sto- family. 59p. AFU. ries of the states). AFU. 1241 West, D. P. [1905]. D. Porter West’s early history 1230 Reynolds, J. H. and Herndon, D. T. [1930]. Mak- of Pope County. [Russellville, AR: Courier-Democrat]. ers of Arkansas history. Little Rock, AR: R. & R. Pub. 53p. AFU. Co. Rev. ed. 399p. (Stories of the states). AFU. 1242 White, H. F. 1931. The economic and social de- 1231 Rudd, D. A. and Bond, T. 1917. From slavery to velopment of Arkansas prior to 1836. Thesis (Ph.D.), wealth, the life of Scott Bond; the rewards of honesty, University of Texas, Austin. xiv, 387p. WorldCat. industry, economy and perseverance. Madison, AR: The Journal Printing Company. 383p. AFU. 1243 Williams, H. L. 1930. History of Craighead County, Arkansas. Little Rock, AR: Parke-Harper Co. 648p. AFU.

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1244 Woodruff, W. E. 1903. With the light guns in 61- 1254 Arkansas lands: afford the very best investment 65: reminiscences of eleven Arkansas, Missouri, and for the homeseeker or the investor: investigate our list Texas light batteries in the Civil War. Little Rock, AR: of lands located in Sharp, Fulton, and Lawrence coun- Central Print. Co. 115p. AFU. ties. 1911. [Hardy, AR: Clayton & Wayt]. [5]p. AFU.

1255 Arkansas Power & Light Company. 1937. Rural Rural Life—Development electrification in Arkansas as typified by the Faulkner 1245 Allen, L. M. and Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific County Project. [S.l.]: Ebasco Services. 78p. NAL. Railway Company. 1910. Arkansas, the land of double 1256 Arkansas Publicity Bureau. 1919. The miracle crops. Chicago, IL: Passenger Traffic Dept., Rock Island state, Arkansas. Fayetteville, AR: The Bureau. [11]p. Lines. 48p. AFU. AFU. 1246 American Mining Congress. Southern Division. 1257 Arkansas Rural-Urban Women’s Conference on [1930]. Report. Proceedings of the Industrial Devel- Balanced Abundance and University of Arkansas, opment Conference of the American Mining Congress Fayetteville. Agricultural Extension Service. 1940. A di- (Southern Division) at Little Rock, Arkansas, March gest of proceedings: Women’s City Club, Little Rock, 10-12, 1930. Washington, DC: The Congress. ix, 180p. Arkansas, January 10-11, 1940. Little Rock, AR: [s.n.]. AFU. 30p. AFU. 1247 Arkadelphia, Arkansas, heart of post-war in- 1258 Arkansas State Horticultural Society. 1895. Arkan- dustry in Arkansas: industrial survey. [1945]. sas Developer: souvenir edition: devoted to the com- Arkadelphia, AR: [s.n.]. 26p. AFU. mercial, manufacturing, agricultural, horticultural, 1248 Arkansas. 1890. Information to settlers. Little mineral and timber interests of Arkansas and the In- Rock, AR: [s.n.]. 31p. LC. dian Territory. Fort Smith, AR: The Society. 25p. (Ar- kansas developer, v. 2, no. 8). AFU. 1249 Arkansas, an accurate and reliable description of the state of Arkansas: for the information of the 1259 Arkansas State Bureau of Immigration. 1888. Facts farmer, the homeseeker, and the investor. [1892]. St. concerning Arkansas. Little Rock, AR: Woodruff Print- Louis, MO: Woodward & Tiernan Print. Co. 37p. AFU. ing Co. 20p. AFU.

1250 Arkansas, an accurate and reliable description 1260 Arkansas: statistics and information showing the of the state of Arkansas, for the information of the agricultural and mineral resources: the opportunities farmer, the homeseeker and the investor. 1893. [S.l.: for successful stock and fruit raising manufacturing, s.n.]. 31p. AFU. mining and lumbering: the advantages of soil climate, and notes on scenery, game, fish, and health and plea- 1251 Arkansas Developer. 1895. Souvenir edition, Ar- sure resorts of this great state. 1896. [S.l.]: Passenger kansas Developer, devoted to the commercial, manu- Dept. of the Missouri Pacific Railway Company. 19th facturing, agricultural, horticultural, mineral and tim- ed. 78p. AFU. ber interests of Arkansas and the Indian Territory. Fort Smith, AR: [s.n.]. 25, [3]p. AFU. 1261 Arkansas, the queen of the states: good schools, good laws, good people. [1895]. [S.l.: s.n.]. 63p. AFU. 1252 Arkansas Economic Council. [1943]. Arkansas Economic Council. Little Rock, AR: The Council. 51p. 1262 Arkansas, the wonder state: the Grand Prairie AFU. of Arkansas constitutes the wonder section of the wonder state: in wealth production Arkansas is the only 1253 Arkansas Farmers’ Union. Office of the President. state in the Union that annually reproduces its invested 1910. The dawn of a great state: facts about drain- capital. [19—]. [S.l.: s.n.]. 1 vol. AFU. age: “the awakening of Arkansas.” St. Louis, MO: Con. P. Curran Printing Co. 22p. AFU. 1263 Arkansas Utilities Association. 1909. Proceedings of annual convention. Pine Bluff, AR: The Association. 1 vol. AFU.

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1264 Arkansas Utilities Company. 1935. Schedule of 1275 Arkansas. Public Service Commission. Utilities rates for rural electric service. Helena, AR: The Com- Division. 1945. Progress report of rural electrifica- pany. 15p. AFU. tion in Arkansas. 1945. Little Rock, AR: The Commis- sion. 1 vol. AFU. 1265 Arkansas Valley Land Company. [1911]. Arkan- sas: the land of opportunity. [Little Rock, AR: Arkan- 1276 Arkansas. State Planning Board. 1943. Arkansas, sas Valley Land Company]. 19p. UALR. its advantages for industry. Little Rock, AR: The Board. [16]p. AFU. 1266 Arkansas. Bureau of Mines, Manufactures, and Agriculture. [1900]. Arkansas information regarding 1277 Associated Clubs of Northeast Arkansas. 1900. The the state of Arkansas and the varied advantages which great St. Francis Valley of northeast Arkansas. [S.l.: if offers to intending settlers. [Little Rock, AR]: The Riley Printing Co.]. 24p. WorldCat. Bureau. 31p. WorldCat. 1278 Bald Knob Chamber of Commerce. 1923. Data on 1267 Arkansas. Bureau of Mines, Manufactures and Ag- the resources of White County Arkansas. [Bald Knob, riculture. 1923. Arkansas land guide: buyers’, AR: The Chamber]. 64p. AFU. homeseekers’ and investors’ [guide]. Little Rock, AR: The Bureau. 24p. AFU. 1279 Bentonville, Arkansas. Important commercial center and capital of Benton County, the largest ship- 1268 Arkansas. Bureau of Markets and Arkansas. Bu- ping point for fruits and all staple crops in northwest reau of Mines, Manufactures and Agriculture. 1921. Ar- Arkansas. 1915. [Bentonville, AR: s.n.]. 32p. WorldCat. kansas marketing and industrial guide. Directory of manufactures. Classified and published for the infor- 1280 Blalock, H. W. 1941. The Arkansas Valley Au- mation of farmers, shippers, producers of timber and thority: Part III, the power question. [S.l.: s.n.]. 4p. materials, consumers of raw materials and citizens (Public Utilities Fortnightly, v. 27, No 6, September 11, generally. Little Rock, AR: The Bureau. 215p. AFU. 1941 p. 341-349). AFU.

1269 Arkansas. Bureau of Mines, Manufactures, and 1281 Blalock, H. W. 1941. The Arkansas Valley Au- Agriculture. [1924]. Directory of Arkansas industries. thority: Part II, The proposed Arkansas Valley Au- 1924. Little Rock, AR: The Bureau. 174p. AFU. thority. [S.l.: s.n.]. 4p. (Public Utilities Fortnightly, v. 28, No 5, August 28, 1941, p.279-286). AFU. 1270 Arkansas. Centennial Commission. 1937. Arkan- sas, a new industrial horizon. [Little Rock, AR]: Ar- 1282 Blocher, W. D. 1876. Blocher’s Arkansas land- kansas Centennial Commission. 31p. AFU. guide containing instructions how to proceed and to whom to go, and what to do to obtain titles to lands of 1271 Arkansas. Commissioner of State Lands. 1874. Bi- the state, or lands of railroads, or of the United States, ennial report of the Commissioner of Immigration to within the state of Arkansas. [Little Rock, AR: W.H. the governor of the state of Arkansas, October 1874. Windsor]. 50p. (Travels in the New South). WorldCat. Little Rock, AR: Gazette Book & Job Printing Office. AFU. 1283 Blytheville in Arkansas: Mississippi County in the alluvial delta. [1936]. [Blytheville, AR: Blytheville 1272 Arkansas. Department of Public Utilities. 1940. Chamber of Commerce]. [6]p. UALR. Rural electrification areas. Little Rock, AR: The De- partment. 1p. AFU. 1284 Branner, G. C. and Thomas, H. A. 1939. A wealth of Arkansas. Little Rock, AR: Arkansas Geological Sur- 1273 Arkansas. Department of Education. 1944. Rural vey. 135p. AFU. electrification areas. Little Rock, AR: [s.n.]. 1p. AFU. 1285 Brough, C. H. [1931]. Arkansas: the common- 1274 Arkansas. Department of Public Utilities. [1937]. wealth of opportunity and achievement. [Little Rock, Rural electrification in Arkansas. Little Rock, AR: The AR]: Arkansas Farmer. 22p. AFU. Department. 25p. AFU.

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1286 Business Men’s Club (Osceola, Ark.). 1915. 1296 Craighead Co., Ark. County Judge. [1943]. Public Osceola, Arkansas. Osceola, AR: The Club. [16]p. AFU. improvements program for Craighead County, Ar- kansas. [Jonesboro, AR: The County]. 31p. AFU. 1287 Businessmen home-seekers and farmers guide and directory for the city of Rogers: Benton County, 1297 De Malher, M. L. 1883. Des Arc: its trade sur- Arkansas. 1907. Rogers, AR: Press of the Democrat. 43p. rounding; timber resources; eligibility as a site for AFU. manufactures; tributary farm lands. Nashville, TN: Southern Methodist Publishing House. 36p. UALR. 1288 C. S. Burch Publishing Company. 1887. Handbook of the Arkansas River Valley in Arkansas—along the 1298 Deane, G. A. A. [1893]. The documents in the case: “valley route” between Van Buren and Little Rock. the following are a few examples of what intelligent Chicago, IL: The Company. 68p. AFU. cultivators in Arkansas, with very little means, have accomplished. St. Louis, MO: Woodward & Tiernan 1289 Cairo and Fulton Railroad Company. 1873. Lands Printing Co. 40p. AFU. in Arkansas from Missouri to Texas: 1,926,400 acres of agricultural, timber and mineral lands at low prices 1299 Donan, P. 1877. A description of Benton County, and on easy terms of payment. The line of the rail- Arkansas... the advantages it offers to immigrants. road, the center of the land grant. Description of the [Bentonville, AR: Weekly Advance Office]. 11p. lands, statistics of the counties, and general informa- WorldCat. tion for persons in search of homes. St. Louis, MO: Democrat Lithographing and Printing Co. 47, [2]p. 1300 Dowell, S. C. [1894]. Facts concerning Cleburne UALR. County, Arkansas. [Heber, AR: S.C. Dowell]. 12p. AFU.

1290 Carter, D. G. 1935. Rural community building 1301 England, John C. & Co. [n.d.]. Products and re- plans. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 30p. sources of Lonoke County, Arkansas. [S.l.: s.n.]. 18p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 322). AFU. UALR.

1291 Catch the idea?: then go ahead, farmer without 1302 Farm homes at Bigelow, Ark.: near Little Rock delay and secure a cheap home in Arkansas: the “belt” and Hot Springs, in central Arkansas, the ideal loca- of many crops and big profits, in the country along tion for health and plenty: “Orchards Highlands” the line of St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern Rail- lands along the Fourche River Valley and Indian Ter- way: crops of every variety raised in abundance. ritory Railway. 1909. Chicago, IL: E.A. Cummings & [1870]. [St. Louis, MO: Woodward & Tiernan, Printers]. Co. 18p. AFU. 14p. AFU. 1303 Fox, J. A. 1902. Mississippi County in the St. 1292 Chamber of Commerce Texarkana and Arkansas. Francis Basin of Arkansas. Osceola, AR: J. A. Fox. 76p. [1930]. A survey of Texarkana, Arkansas-Texas: pre- AFU. pared for the textile industry. Texarkana, AR-TX: Chamber of Commerce. [22]p. AFU. 1304 Frisco Lines. [1910]. The Mississippi Valley. Northeastern Arkansas and southeastern Missouri. St. 1293 Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway Com- Louis, MO: [s.n.]. [5]-28p. NAL. pany. 1904. Arkansas, the land of lumber, fruit, coal, and cotton. [Chicago, IL: Passenger Dept., Rock Island 1305 “A good place in which to live” Conway: the System]. 48p. AFU. educational geographical farming and dairying center of Arkansas. 1940. [Conway, AR: Chamber of Com- 1294 Community progress: Paragould, Rector and merce]. [8]p. AFU. Piggott, Arkansas. 1943. [S.l.: W.J. Ivey]. 40p. AFU. 1306 Green, W. H. 1941. A new Portland cement mill 1295 Conway, Faulkner County, Arkansas: “a good for northern Arkansas. Thesis (Seminar), Arkansas. place in which to live.” [1926]. Little Rock, AR: Bott University. College of Business Administration, Advertising Agency. 16p. AFU. Fayetteville. 9 [56]p. (Seminar Thesis no. 72). AFU.

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1307 Greene Co., Ark. County Judge. 1944. Co- 1317 Johnson County, Arkansas: “the garden spot of ordinated public improvement program for Greene the world” and “land of opportunity.” [19—]. County, Arkansas and the city of Paragould, Arkan- Clarksville, AR: Johnson County Chamber of Commerce. sas. Paragould, AR: The County. 43p. AFU. [4]p. UALR.

1308 Hall, H. and Hall, W. F. 1936. Arkansas 1836-1936. 1318 Jones, T. F. [1883]. Northwest Arkansas: Wash- A study of its growth and characteristics in obser- ington County: its resources and advantages as a place vances of its centenary year 1936. Washington, DC: of residence and investment of capital. Fayetteville, AR: G.P.O. [52]p. (74th Congress, 2nd Session, Senate Docu- Sentinel Print. [14]p. AFU. ment No 191). AFU. 1319 Kay, S. L. 1906. Arkansas as an agricultural state. 1309 Harris, C. M. [1940]. Beautiful Arkansas “the Little Rock, AR: Land Dept. of the St. Louis Iron Moun- wonder state”: truly “the wonder state” for where else tain & Southern and Little Rock & Fort Smith Railways. in God’s creation has he, in his infinite benevolence, 4th ed. 1 vol. (Industrial series - No.1) WorldCat. been so profuse in providing for the needs, comforts, and pleasures of man. [Piggott, AR: C.M. Harris]. [3]p. 1320 Kay, S. L. [1906]. Arkansas in 1906: a plain state- AFU. ment of Arkansas’ resources and opportunities as available today. Little Rock, AR: Iron Mountain & 1310 Henry, J. P. 1873. The Arkansas gazetteer for 1873 Southern and Little Rock & Fort Smith Railways. 128p. and emigrant’s guide to Arkansas, showing Little Rock AFU. for 1872. Little Rock, AR: Price & McClure. 123p. AFU. 1321 Kay, S. L. [1904]. Get a home in Arkansas. Little 1311 Homes in Arkansas: one million acres of choice Rock, AR: Land Dept. of St. Louis, Iron Mountain & river bottom and uplands for sale on credit or for cash, Southern and Little Rock & Fort Smith Railways. 1st ed. at low rates, by the Little Rock and Fort Smith R. R. [28]p. (World’s fair industrial series. No 12). AFU. Co. [1875]. [St. Louis, MO: Woodward, Tiernan & Hale]. 23p. AFU. 1322 Kay, S. L. 1904. Manufacturing opportunities in Arkansas. Little Rock, AR: Land Dept., St. Louis, Iron 1312 Homesteads in Arkansas: where the land is and Mountain & Southern and Little Rock & Fort Smith Rail- how to get it. 1912. Little Rock, AR: Farm Publishing. ways. 4th ed. 1 vol. (World’s Fair industrial series. No 16p. UALR. 6). WorldCat.

1313 Housh-McCartney Inc. Co. [1890]. Profitable facts: 1323 Kay, S. L. 1904. Northeast Arkansas. Little Rock, judge for yourself. Fayetteville, AR: The Company. 24p. AR: Land Dept., St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern AFU. and Little Rock & Fort Smith Railways. 3rd ed. 1 vol. (World’s Fair industrial series. No 9). AFU. 1314 Jackson, H. R. [1934]. Electric light and power rates in Arkansas in effect March 1, 1934. [Little Rock, 1324 Kay, S. L. 1904. Southwest Arkansas. Little Rock, AR]: Arkansas. Fact Finding Tribunal. 69p. AFU. AR: Land Dept., St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern and Little Rock & Fort Smith Railways. 1st ed. 1 vol. 1315 Jefferson County (AR). Bureau of Agriculture, (World’s Fair industrial series. No 10). WorldCat. Manufactures, and Immigration. 1888. Jefferson County, Arkansas; full description. August, 1888. Chicago, IL: 1325 Kay, S. L. 1904. The Arkansas Valley. Little Rock, C.S. Burch. 31p. WorldCat. AR: St. Louis, Iron Mountain, and Southern Railway. [32]p. (World’s Fair industrial series. No 11). WorldCat. 1316 Jefferson County (AR). Bureau of Agriculture, Manufactures, and Immigration. 1893. Pine Bluff and 1326 Keeley, J. F. 1915. Arkansas and her resources: Jefferson County, Arkansas: full description. [Pine facts and figures from every county in Arkansas. Little Bluff, AR]: The Bureau. 40p. (World’s Fair Edition). AFU. Rock, AR: Little Rock Publishing Co. 90p. AFU.

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1327 Kelley, G. D. and Whitehead, B. [1940]. Bradley 1336 Maggard, H. F. 1895. Come to Boone County, County centennial magazine: presenting the growth Arkansas. The resources, advantages and possibilities and progress of the county. [Warren, AR]: Grace D. of our county and country contiguous thereto. Kelley, Bill Whitehead. 44p. AFU. Harrison, AR: Boone Banner Print. 22p. UALR.

1328 Kelly, F. 1936. The development of manufactur- 1337 Memphis, Helena, and St. Louis Levee Railroad. ing in Arkansas. Thesis (Seminar), University of Ar- 1869. An important national work. A levee and rail- kansas. School of Business Administration, Fayetteville. road combined on the Mississippi River. Memphis, ii, 97p. (Seminar Thesis no. 28 ). AFU. Helena, and St. Louis Levee Railroad. Washington City: M’Gill & Witherow. 14p. AFU. 1329 Lawrence Co. (Ark.). County Judge. 1944. Public improvements program for Lawrence County, Arkan- 1338 A message to the homeseeker, Jonesboro, sas. [Walnut Ridge, AR]: The Judge. 17p. AFU. Trumann, Marked Tree and Harrisburg, Arkansas. 1941. [S.l.]: W.J. Ivie. 47p. AFU. 1330 Lee Wilson & Company. 1930. Growing prosperity: the story of the South’s best known farmer. Wil- 1339 A message to the homeseeker. A brief summary son, AR: Lee Wilson & Co. 24p. AFU. of the resources of St. Francis and Cross Counties, Arkansas. “The garden spot of the world.” [1920]. [S.l.: 1331 Little River County, Arkansas: wonderful rich s.n.]. 40p. UALR. county and Ashdown the county seat: adjoining In- dian Territory and Texas, Little [sic] River County 1340 A message to the homeseeker: Fayetteville, was awarded two gold medals at Louisiana Purchase Springdale, Rogers, and Bentonville, Arkansas. 1938. Exposition. St. Louis, MO. 1904 for alfalfa and cotton. [S.l.: W. J. Ivie]. 48p. AFU. 1905. [St. Louis, MO: Frisco System]. [20]p. AFU. 1341 A message to the homeseeker: Monticello, 1332 Little Rock and Fort Smith Railroad Company. McGehee, Warren, Eudora, Lake Village, and Dumas, 1876. Homes in Arkansas! Buy railway lands where Arkansas. 1940. [S.l.: W.J. Ivie]. 47p. WorldCat. the title comes from the United States: 1,000,000 acres of choice river bottom and upland for sale, on credit 1342 A message to the homeseeker: Stuttgart, En- or for cash at low rates. [St. Louis, MO: Woodward, gland, Lonoke, Des Arc and DeWitt, Arkansas. 1940. Tiernan & Hale, Printers]. 24p. WorldCat. [S.l.: W.J. Ivie]. 43p. AFU.

1333 Little Rock and Fort Smith Railway lands now 1343 Mississippi County, Arkansas —“it’s the soil!”: in the market: better land, better timber, better coal, in America’s most favored agricultural section. [1936]. better stone . . . on better terms than ever offered be- [Blytheville, AR: Blytheville Chamber of Commerce]. fore by any land agent, special inducements to colo- [4]p. UALR. nies and co-operative companies. 1877. St. Louis, MO: Woodward, Tiernan & Hale. [8]p. AFU. 1344 Mississippi County, Arkansas. [1922]. [Blytheville, AR: Mississippi County Chamber of Com- 1334 Long-Bell Farm Land Corporation. 1922. The book merce]. [36]p. UALR. of facts: Saline River District of Arkansas: Grant County lands suitable for general farming, stock rais- 1345 Missouri Pacific Railway Company. Passenger ing, dairying, truck and fruit growing. Kansas City, Dept. 1888. Arkansas: statistics and information show- MO: Long-Bell Farm Land Corporation. 44p. AFU. ing the agricultural and mineral resources, the opportunities for successful stock and fruit raising, 1335 Longino, J. L. 1929. The development of power manufacturing, mining and lumbering: the advan- lines in Arkansas. Thesis (E.E.), University of Arkan- tages of soil and climate, and notes on scenery, game, sas, Fayetteville. 3-40, 40A, 41-172p. AFU. fish and health and pleasure resorts of this great state. [St. Louis, MO.]: The Company. 79p. AFU.

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1346 Missouri Pacific Railway Company. Passenger 1353 North Arkansas Baxter County. [1900]. [Moun- Dept. 1896. Arkansas: statistics and information show- tain Home, AR: Baxter County Real Estate Co.]. 8p. AFU. ing the agricultural and mineral resources: the opportunities for successful stock and fruit raising, 1354 Northwest Arkansas. [1890]. [St. Louis, MO]: manufacturing, mining, and lumbering: the advan- Buxton and Skinner. 15p. AFU. tages of soil and climate, and notes on scenery, game, fish, and health and pleasure resorts of this great state. 1355 Ouachita County Immigration Society 1883. [St. Louis, MO: The Company. 19th ed. 78p. AFU. Camden, Ouachita County, Arkansas: resources and advantages of Camden, with a description of soil, cli- 1347 Missouri Pacific Railway Company. Passenger mate, timber, health, etc., of Ouachita County, Arkan- Dept. 1901. Arkansas: statistics and information show- sas for the information of those seeking homes in the ing its agricultural and mineral resources: the oppor- southwest. Little Rock, AR: Union Printing and Publish- tunities for successful stock and fruit raising, manu- ing Co. 18, [14]p. AFU. facturing, mining and lumbering: the advantages of soil and climate, and notes on scenery, game, fish, and 1356 Owens, R. P. 1941. Electric rate making in Ar- health and pleasure resorts of this great state. [St. kansas, 1935-1951. Thesis (M.S.), University of Arkan- Louis, MO: The Company. 24th ed. 79p. AFU. sas, Fayetteville. [91]p. AFU.

1348 Missouri Pacific Railway Company. Passenger 1357 Phelps, J. S. [1858]. A letter from Hon. John S. Dept. 1902. Arkansas: statistics and information show- Phelps, to citizens of Arkansas, in relation to a Pacific ing its agricultural and mineral resources: the oppor- railroad. [St. Louis, MO: s.n.]. 16p. AFU. tunities for successful stock and fruit raising, manu- 1358 Pine Bluff and Jefferson County, Arkansas: de- facturing, mining and lumbering: the advantages of scriptive pamphlet. [1895]. [Pine Bluff, AR: Jefferson soil and climate, and notes on scenery, game, fish, and County Exposition and Bureau of Agriculture, Manufac- health and pleasure resorts of this great state. [St. tures and Immigration]. 12p. UALR. Louis, MO: The Company. 25th ed. 96p. AFU. 1359 Pittman, R. R. 1929. The development of power 1349 Missouri Pacific Railway Company. Passenger lines in Arkansas. Thesis (E.E.), Iowa State College. Dept. [1893]. Arkansas: statistics and information 163p. WorldCat. showing the agricultural and mineral resources: the opportunities for successful stock and fruit raising, 1360 Polk County Publicity Association. [1940]. Mena manufacturing, mining and lumbering: the advan- invites you to the Ouachitas: wonderland of western tages of soil and climate, and notes on scenery, game, Arkansas. Mena, AR: Starco Printing. [9]p. UALR. fish, and health and pleasure resorts of this great state. [St. Louis, MO: The Company]. 16th ed. 79p. AFU. 1361 Pulaski County (Ark.). County Planning Board. [1942]. Public works; a long range program of capi- 1350 Missouri Pacific Railway Company. St. Louis, Iron tal improvements. Pulaski County, Arkansas. August Mountain and Southern Railway Company. 1912. South- 1942. [Little Rock, AR: The County]. 39p. AFU. western Arkansas. St. Louis, MO: Sam’l F. Myerson Printing Co. 1 vol. AFU. 1362 Realty and Colonization Company (Omaha, Neb.). 1917. Homeseekers guide to land in south-central Ar- 1351 Missouri Pacific Railway Company. 1908. The kansas. Omaha, NE: The Company. 48p. AFU. home builder in Arkansas: farm resources and industrial opportunities. St. Louis, MO: The Author. 88p. 1363 Regional Resources Translation Work Conference. UALR. 1944-1945. Report. Fayetteville, AR: Resource-Use Education Committee, South Central Region. 2 vols. 1352 New homes on a new line in Arkansas: agricul- AFU. tural and industrial scenes along the line of the Choctaw Oklahoma & Gulf R.R. [1902]. [St. Louis, 1364 Riesenberg, M. 1939. Survey of Arkansas indus- MO: Burton & Skinner Print.]. [42]p. AFU. trialization. [Fayetteville, AR]: University of Arkansas. 6, 138p. AFU.

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1365 Rural directory of Crawford County and record 1374 Southwestern Immigration Company. 1881. East- of farms. 1923. Van Buren, AR: Press-Argus. 76p. AFU. south Missouri and Arkansas: their resources and advantages, with descriptions of the soil, climate, 1366 Schoffelmayer, V. H. 1917. The call of the alluvial healthfulness, and mineral deposits, and the induce- empire. Facts about the alluvial region of Arkansas, ments they offer to those seeking homes in a new coun- Mississippi, and Louisiana. The largest remaining try. Buffalo, NY: Matthews, Northup. 48p. AFU. undeveloped body of corn and alfalfa land in the United States. The land of double crops, eight frost 1375 Springdale Arkansas: center of the Ozark fruit free months a year and long growing season. Mem- belt. 1926. [Springdale, AR: Community Club]. [10]p. phis, TN: Southern Alluvial Land Association. 51, [1]p. AFU. NAL. 1376 St. Louis and San Francisco Railroad Co. 1905. 1367 Sebastian Co., Ark. County Judge. 1944. Public Arkansas and its upland counties along the Frisco. improvements program for Sebastian County, Arkan- St. Louis, MO: Lambert-Deacon-Hull. 79p. WorldCat. sas. [Fort Smith, AR]: The County. 32, [3]p. AFU. 1377 St. Louis Southwestern Railway Company. 1899. 1368 Shaver, W. W. [1895]. Arkansas lands for sale. Arkansas homes in the Southwest along the line of W. W. Shaver real estate agency: Wynne, Cross the Cotton Belt route. St. Louis, MO: The Company. County, Arkansas. [Wynne, AR: Cross County Demo- 16p. AFU. crat Print]. 20p. AFU. 1378 St. Louis Southwestern Railway Company. 1891. 1369 Shreveport Chamber of Commerce. 1933. The land Due southwest: through fields of virgin soil. For the of Ark-La-Tex. Shreveport, LA: The Chamber of Com- farmer and planter, stockman, lumberman and busi- merce. 28p. WorldCat. nessman generally. St. Louis, MO: Woodward & Tiernan. 176p. AFU. 1370 Siloam Springs Commercial Club. 1920. Siloam Springs, Arkansas, the city of fountains in the Ozarks: 1379 St. Louis Southwestern Railway Company. Indus- the hub of all the playgrounds. [Siloam Spring, AR: trial Dept. [1928]. Industrial survey of Stuttgart Ar- The Club]. 1 sheet. WorldCat. kansas County, Arkansas. St. Louis, MO: St. Louis Southwestern Railway Lines. 13p. AFU. 1371 Smithee, J. N. 1876. Arkansas in 1875. How she advanced during the year: additions to her popula- 1380 St. Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern Railway tion, etc. the home for the immigrant: compiled from Company. [1900]. Arkansas fills the bill. Little Rock, reports made to the Commissioner of State Lands by AR: The Company. [28]p. AFU. the county clerks. Little Rock, AR: W.E. Woodruff, Jr. 60p. AFU. 1381 St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern, and Little Rock & Fort Smith Railways. [1895]. Arkansas, the best 1372 Smyth, M. D. 1936. The development of Arkan- country. [S.l.: s.n]. NAL. sas, 1836-1848. Thesis (M.A.), University of Texas, Austin. xi, 198p. WorldCat. 1382 St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern Railway Com- pany. Land Department and Little Rock and Fort Smith 1373 Southern Alluvial Land Association. 1920. The west Railroad Company. 1890. Farms and homes in Arkan- side delta, containing authentic information about the sas: farming pays. [St. Louis, MO: Press of Woodward super-soil region of eastern Arkansas and eastern & Tiernan Print. Co.]. [16]p. AFU. Louisiana, two important parts of the alluvial empire. Memphis, TN: The Asociation. 64p. AFU. 1383 St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern and Little Rock & Fort Smith Railways . 1898. Scenes in Arkansas: the land of beauty and prosperity, the queen of the bright Southwest. St. Louis, MO: Woodward & Tiernan Print. Co. 21p. AFU.

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1384 St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern Railway Com- 1394 U.S. Army. Corps of Engineers. 1941. White River pany. 1892. Something of interest to all: the South- Watershed, Norfork Dam, North Fork River, Arkan- land. St. Louis, MO: The Company. 30, [2]p. WorldCat. sas. Specifications for construction of Government Village, first addition. Little Rock, AR: U.S. Engineer 1385 St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern Railway Com- Office. 1 vol. AFU. pany. Land Department and Little Rock and Fort Smith Railroad Company. [1900-1920]. Something doing in 1395 U.S. Department of Agriculture. Farm Security Arkansas. Little Rock, AR: [The Authors]. 1st ed. 28p. Administration, Region Six. 1939. Small homes for the (Industrial series. No 8). AFU. rural south. Little Rock, AR: The Administration. 2[43]p. AFU. 1386 Syrgley, F. D. 1887. Homes for the homeless: over five million acres of government land, and two mil- 1396 Views and scenes at Monte Ne, Ark. [1903]. lion acres of state land to give away: houses free of [Springfield, MO: Jewell Publishing Co.]. 31p. AFU. rent for immigrants till homes can be found: two million acres of railroad land cheap on six, eight or ten 1397 Walker, D. 1876. Address of Hon. David Walker years credit: a company organized in Arkansas to help of Fayetteville, Arkansas, on the history and resources the people get homes. [Coal Hill, AR]: Arkansas Valley of the state: by appointment of Governor Garland, at Improvement Company. 18p. WorldCat. Judges Hall, Centennial Grounds, Philadelphia, Oct. 16, 1876. Philadelphia, PA: Collins, Printer. 18p. AFU. 1387 The awakening of Arkansas, a great state as it is today. (National magazine, vol. 33, No 5, Sept. 1910, 1398 Ware, C. E. 1888. Home-seeker’s guide to Arkan- p599-637). AFU. sas. St. Louis, MO: Woodward & Tiernan Printing Com- pany. 17-66, viiip. WorldCat. 1388 The cities of Searcy, Beebe & Judsonia, and the county of White, Arkansas. 1884. Little Rock, AR: 1399 Williams Bros. 1901. Facts about Stuttgart and Cutler & Nowlin. 36p. AFU. the Grand Prairie of Arkansas. Stuttgart, AR: Free Press Printing. [16]p. AFU. 1389 The home builder in Arkansas: farm resources and industrial opportunities. 1910. [St. Louis, MO: 1400 [Crawford County Community Club.]. 1924. Ru- Missouri Pacific Iron Mountain]. 4th ed. 87p. WorldCat. ral directory and record of farms in Crawford County, Arkansas, 1924. Van Buren, AR: [The Club]. 94p. 1390 The homeseeker’s ideal country. 1890. [St. Louis, UALR. MO: Missouri, Kansas & Texas Trust Co.]. 36p. WorldCat. Rural Life—Economics 1391 The Monticello Ridge: “the golden gate to the 1401 American Bankers Association. Economic Policy wonder state” Drew County, Arkansas. 1930. Commission. 1934. Banking after the crisis; a study [Monticello, AR: Monticello Chamber of Commerce]. of the major structural changes in American banking 12p. AFU. as before and after the crisis of March 1933. New York, NY: Economic Policy Commission. 31p. AFU. 1392 The State of Arkansas as it is today: the land of beauty and prosperity: the queen of the bright South- 1402 Arkansas Bankers Association. 1891-1916. Pro- west. 1897. St. Louis, MO: Woodward & Tiernan Print. ceedings of the annual convention. Little Rock, AR: Co. 27p. AFU. The Asociation. 26 vol. AFU.

1393 Tom Blodgett Land Company. [19—]. Own your 1403 Arkansas Gazette. [1935]. Where our money goes. own home in our Big Creek Colony. Little Rock, AR: Little Rock, AR: [s.n.]. 50p. AFU. The Company. 24p. UALR. 1404 Arkansas General Assembly. Senate. Bank Com- mittee. [1852]. Report of the Senate Bank Committee in relation to the Real Estate Bank. [Little Rock, AR: s.n.]. 59p. AFU.

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1405 Arkansas Resources and Development Commission. 1415 Brannen, C. O. 1928. The farm tax problem in 1944. Arkansas tax rates by state, county, city & school Arkansas. Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas Agricultural Ex- districts. [Little Rock, AR: The Commission. [16]p. periment Station. 63p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. AFU. Bulletin No 223). AFU.

1406 Arkansas. Bureau of Mines, Manufactures, and 1416 Clark, J. W. 1938. The tourist industry in Arkan- Agriculture. [1930]. Arkansas. Little Rock, AR: The sas. Thesis (Seminar), University of Arkansas, College Bureau. [12]p. AFU. of Business Administration, Fayetteville. 108p. AFU.

1407 Arkansas. Bureau of Mines, Manufacturers, and 1417 Davidson, E. 1929. Tax administration in Wash- Agriculture. [1923]. Facts about Arkansas. Little Rock, ington County, Arkansas. Thesis (M.A.), University of AR: The Bureau. [16]p. AFU. Arkansas, Fayetteville. 101p. AFU.

1408 Arkansas. Emergency Relief Administration. 1934. 1418 Fagan, J. F. [1856]. Report of the financial re- Surveys of economic conditions in Arkansas. Little ceiver of the state bank, made to the governor of Ar- Rock, AR: The Administration. WorldCat. kansas: October 1st, 1856. [Little Rock, AR]: The True Democrat Office. 7p. AFU. 1409 Arkansas. General Assembly. Joint Committee on the Affairs of the Real Estate Bank. [1858]. Report of a 1419 Farmer, B. J. 1942. Distribution of economic ac- joint committee of the legislature on the state of Ar- tivity in Arkansas. Thesis (Seminar), University of Ar- kansas on the affairs of the Real Estate Bank. [Wash- kansas. College of Business Administration, Fayetteville. ington, DC: s.n.]. [216-229]p. (U.S. Treasury Department 52p. (Seminar Thesis No 80). AFU. Condition of the banks throughout the United States). AFU. 1420 First National Bank of Fort Smith. 1922. The story of the First National Bank of Fort Smith, Arkansas, 1410 Arkansas. University. Agricultural Extension Ser- founded February 29th, 1872, the oldest and largest vice. [1941]. Parade of the cotton stamp dollars, a national bank in the state. Fort Smith, AR: First Na- timely skit in one act with interlude. [Fayetteville, AR: tional Bank. 24p. AFU. The Service]. 8p. AFU. 1421 Fordyce, S. W. [1910]. An address made at a land 1411 Bethell, R. H. 1941. An analysis of bankruptcies congress held at Little Rock, Arkansas, 1910. [Little in Arkansas 1926-1936. Thesis (Seminar), University Rock, AR: s.n.]. 17p. AFU. of Arkansas. College of Business Administration, Fayetteville. 47p. (Seminar Thesis No 69). AFU. 1422 Garlock, F. L. and Gile, B. M. 1935. Bank failures in Arkansas. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 1412 Blocher, W. D. 1876. Arkansas finances. History 78p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 315). of the real estate and state banks: the Holford bonds - AFU. their history and present condition. The funding bill of 1868 - railroad aid, levee and Loughborough bonds. 1423 Gavere, M. J. 1939. Tourist promotion in Arkan- State scrip and other indebtedness. Little Rock, AR: sas. Thesis (Seminar), University of Arkansas, The Evening Star. 81p. AFU. Fayetteville. 70p. AFU.

1413 Bradstreet Company. 1883. Bradstreet’s reports 1424 Gile, B. M. 1929. The farm credit situation in of the State of Arkansas, January, 1883. New York, southwestern Arkansas. Fayetteville, AR: University of NY: The Bradstreet Co. 180p. AFU. Arkansas. 62p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulle- tin No 237). AFU. 1414 Bradstreet Company. 1926. Bradstreet’s book of commercial ratings: Arkansas: selected, under spe- 1425 Gile, B. M. and Moore, A. N. 1928. Farm credit in cific agreement, from the general volume, which is a plantation and an upland cotton district in Arkan- copyrighted January, 1926. New York, NY: Bradstreet sas. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 50p. (Ag- Co. 223p. AFU. ricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 228). AFU.

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1426 Goff, J. R. 1940. The future of industry in Ar- 1437 R. G. Dun and Company. 1890. A mercantile kansas. Thesis (Seminar), University of Arkansas. Col- agency reference book (and key) for the within states, lege of Business Administration, Fayetteville. 60p. AFU. with banking towns, banks, bankers, etc.: state collection and assignment law, dates of sittings of courts, 1427 Harkley, J. H. 1937. Production trends in Arkan- etc., etc.: corrected up to January, 1890. New York, sas. Thesis (Seminar), University of Arkansas. School of NY: R. G. Dun and Co. [19]p. AFU. Business Administration, Fayetteville. 152p. (Seminar Thesis No 40). AFU. 1438 Robert H. Brooks Company. 1929. A bank looks at Arkansas, 1914-1929. Little Rock, AR: R.H. Brooks. 1428 Hightower, H. B. 1938. The effect of costs on the [30]p. AFU. industrialization of Arkansas. Thesis (Seminar), Uni- versity of Arkansas. School of Business Administration, 1439 Secoy, T. G. 1936. A study of Arkansas banking. Fayetteville. 2, 58, 3p. (Seminar Thesis No 46). AFU. Thesis (Seminar), University of Arkansas. School of Business Administratio, Fayetteville. . [v] 120, [2]p. 1429 Kane, J. E. 1939. Business fluctuations in Arkan- (Seminar Thesis No 30). AFU. sas since 1866. Thesis (M.S.), University of Arkansas, Fayetteville. [10],93p. AFU. 1440 Southwestern Bell Telephone Company. 1925. Eco- nomic survey of Arkansas. St. Louis, MO: General 1430 Kemper, L. P. 1925. Arkansaw. Siloam Springs, Commercial Engineer’s Office, Southwestern Bell Tele- AR: [s.n.]. 12p. AFU. phone Co. 192p. AFU.

1431 Mapes, E. E. 1938. Business cycles in Arkansas. 1441 Sparlin, E. E. 1939. Inequalities in the Arkansas [Fayetteville, AR]: University of Arkansas. 1 vol. AFU. property tax assessment system. Fayetteville, AR: Uni- versity of Arkansas. 27p. (Agricultural Experiment Sta- 1432 Moore, A. N. and Brannen, C. O. 1929. Facts and tion. Bulletin No 369). AFU. problems of farm credit in Craighead County, Arkan- sas. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 46p. (Ag- 1442 Sparlin, E. E. 1942. Special improvement district ricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 233). AFU. finance in Arkansas. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 82p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulle- 1433 Page, R. E. 1935. Home Owners’ Loan Corpora- tin No 424). AFU. tion in Arkansas. Thesis (Seminar), University of Ar- kansas. School of Business Administration, Fayetteville. 1443 Thomas, H. L. [1932]. An invisible wall: a discus- 47p. (Seminar Thesis no.22). AFU. sion of some Arkansas problems. [Little Rock, AR: s.n.]. 46p. AFU. 1434 Penick, J. H. 1937. The community and the bank: address delivered before the School of Business Ad- 1444 U.S. Bureau of the Census. 1934. Financial statis- ministration of the University of Arkansas at tics of state and local governments: 1932. Arkansas. Fayetteville, Arkansas, on Oct. 29, 1937. Little Rock, Revenue receipts governmental-cost payments, pub- AR: [s.n.]. 20p. AFU. lic debt, assessed valuations, and tax levies for the government of the state, counties, cities and towns, 1435 Perrill, P. 1941. Home Owners’ Loan Corpora- school districts, and other civil divisions. Washington, tion in Arkansas. Thesis (Seminar), University of Ar- DC: G.P.O. ii, 43p. AFU. kansas. College of Business Administration, Fayetteville. 57p. (Seminar Thesis No 76). AFU. 1445 U.S. Works Projects Administration (AR). Division of Professional and Service Projects. Arkansas. Dept. of 1436 Porter, T. A. 1933. Bank administration in Ar- Education. 1940. A study of personal property assess- kansas. Thesis (M.S.), University of Arkansas, ments in Arkansas. Little Rock, AR: The Administra- Fayetteville. 113p. AFU. tion. 41p. AFU.

1446 Vaughan, G. [1935]. Arkansas finance and taxation. Fayetteville, AR: [s.n.]. 23p. AFU.

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1447 Vaughan, G. 1942. The conspectus of failing fi- 1457 Arkansas Education Association. 1922. The for- nances: the impression of American tax administra- ward education movement number; its origin, its plan, tors regarding the effect of the federal defense pro- its program, its organization, its achievements and its gram upon state revenue sources. Little Rock, AR: policies. Little Rock, AR: The Association. [11]p. (Jour- Advisory Tax Study Commission. 45p. (Release Arkan- nal of the Arkansas Educational Association, v. 6, no. 2) sas. Advisory Tax Study Commission. No 3). AFU. LC.

1448 Vaughan, G. [1925]. The increasing importance 1458 Arkansas Library Commission. 1945. A program of special taxes. [Little Rock, AR: s.n.]. 20p. AFU. for the development of library services in Arkansas. [Little Rock, AR]: Arkansas State Library Commission. 1449 Worthen, W. B. [1906]. Early banking in Arkansas. [11]p. AFU. [Little Rock, AR: Democrat Printing Co.]. 129p. AFU. 1459 Arkansas Public Expenditure Council. 1945. Pub- lic education in Arkansas, a survey. Little Rock, AR: Rural Life—Education The Council. 148p. AFU. 1450 Administrative Conference of School Executives. 2nd, Fayetteville, Ark. [1930]. Second annual adminis- 1460 Arkansas State Teachers’ Association. Rural School trative conference of school executives, April 11-12, Committee. [1905]. Report of the Arkansas rural 1930. [Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. Gen- school committee. [S.l.: s.n.]. 20p. AFU. eral Extension Service]. 39p. AFU. 1461 Arkansas. Department of Education. Division of 1451 Alcorn, M. O. [1920]. The Wynne public schools: Research and Surveys. [1930]. A proposed plan for the a brief preliminary survey made by the incoming su- reorganization of the educational administration in perintendent in the summer of 1919. Thesis (M.A.), Pope County, Arkansas. [Little Rock, AR]: The Divi- University of Arkansas, Fayetteville. 21p. AFU. sion. 50p. AFU.

1452 Alves, H. F. 1939. Local school unit organization 1462 Arkansas. Department of Public Instruction. [1904]. in ten states. Washington, DC: G.P.O. AFU. A state board of education. [Little Rock, AR]: The Dept. 23, [1]p. AFU. 1453 Arkansas Congress of Parents and Teachers. 1939. Arkansas manual of suggestions for developing par- 1463 Arkansas. Department of Public Instruction. Divi- ent-teacher relationships in teacher-training institu- sion of Vocational Education. 1931. A tentative course tions. Little Rock, AR: [s.n.]. 44p. AFU. of study in home economics for Arkansas Negro schools. Little Rock, AR: State Dept. of Education. [49]p. 1454 Arkansas Congress of Parents and Teachers. [1935]. AFU. Changing attitudes through adult education. [Little Rock, AR]: [The Congress]. 200p. AFU. 1464 Arkansas. Department of Education. 1936. A tentative course of study for Arkansas schools, elemen- 1455 Arkansas Congress of Parents and Teachers. [1937]. tary section-secondary section. Little Rock, AR: The Thirteenth annual convention, Pine Bluff, Arkansas Department. 2 vols. (The Arkansas Cooperative Program October 13-14, 1937: official program. [Pine Bluff, AR: to Improve Instruction. Bulletin No V). AFU. The Congress]. 1 vol. AFU. 1465 Arkansas. Department of Education. Division of 1456 Arkansas Education Association. 1923. Proceed- Research and Surveys. 1930. An educational survey of ings of the fifty-fourth annual meeting. Little Rock, Baxter County, Arkansas. [Little Rock, AR]: The Di- AR: (Journal of Arkansas Education, vol. 15, p14-14, 35- vision. 40p. AFU. 47). AFU. 1466 Arkansas. Department of Education. Division of Research and Surveys. 1930. An educational survey of Cleburne County, Arkansas. [Little Rock, AR]: The Division. 61p. AFU.

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1467 Arkansas. Department of Education. Division of 1478 Arkansas. Department of Education. Division of Research and Surveys. 1930. An educational survey of Research and Surveys. [1930]. An educational survey Craighead County. [Little Rock, AR]: The Division. 56p. of Little River County, Arkansas. [Little Rock, AR]: AFU. [The Division]. 41p. AFU.

1468 Arkansas. Department of Education. Division of 1479 Arkansas. Department of Education. Division of Research and Surveys. 1930. An educational survey of Research and Surveys. [1930]. An educational survey Lee County, Arkansas. Little Rock, AR: The Division. of Nevada County, Arkansas. [Little Rock, AR: The 60p. AFU. Division]. 52p. AFU.

1469 Arkansas. Department of Education. Division of 1480 Arkansas. Department of Education. Division of Research and Surveys. 1930. An educational survey of Research and Surveys. [1930]. An educational survey Lincoln County, Arkansas. Star City, AR: Lincoln of Phillips County, Arkansas. [Little Rock, AR: The County School News. AFU. Division]. 25p. AFU.

1470 Arkansas. Department of Education. Division of 1481 Arkansas. Department of Education. Division of Research and Surveys. 1930. An educational survey of Negro Education. [1930]. An educational survey of Columbia County, Arkansas. [Little Rock, AR: [s.n.]. Phillips County, Arkansas. [Little Rock, AR: The Divi- 44p. AFU. sion]. 40p. AFU.

1471 Arkansas. Department of Education. 1937. An edu- 1482 Arkansas. Department of Education. Division of cational survey present and proposed schools. Little Research and Surveys. [1930]. An educational survey Rock, AR: The Department. 75 vols. AFU. of Ashley County, Arkansas. [Little Rock, AR]: The Division. 57p. AFU. 1472 Arkansas. Department of Education. 1937. An educational survey present and proposed schools, Izard 1483 Arkansas. Department of Education. Division of County. Little Rock, AR: The Department. 84p. AFU. Research and Surveys. [1930]. An educational survey of Boone County, Arkansas. [Little Rock, AR]: The 1473 Arkansas. Department of Education. Division of Division. 41p. AFU. Research and Surveys. [1929]. An educational survey of the public schools of Independence County, Arkan- 1484 Arkansas. Department of Education. Division of sas. [Little Rock, AR]: The Division. 38p. AFU. Research and Surveys. [1930]. An educational survey of Bradley County, Arkansas. [Little Rock, AR]: The 1474 Arkansas. Department of Education. Division of Division. 42p. AFU. Research and Surveys. [1929]. An educational survey of the public schools of Marion County, Arkansas. 1485 Arkansas. Department of Education. Division of [Little Rock, AR]: The Division. 42p. AFU. Research and Surveys. [1930]. An educational survey of Calhoun County, Arkansas. [Little Rock, AR]: The 1475 Arkansas. Department of Education. Division of Division. 38p. AFU. Research and Surveys. [1929]. An educational survey of the public schools of Polk County, Arkansas. [Little 1486 Arkansas. Department of Education. Division of Rock, AR]: The Division. 40p. AFU. Research and Surveys. [1930]. An educational survey of Carroll County, Arkansas. [Little Rock, AR]: The 1476 Arkansas. Department of Education. Division of Division. 36p. AFU. Research and Surveys. [1929]. An educational survey of the public schools of Van Buren County, Arkansas. 1487 Arkansas. Department of Education. Division of [Little Rock, AR]: The Division. 29p. AFU. Research and Surveys. [1930]. An educational survey of Clay County, Arkansas. [Little Rock, AR]: The Di- 1477 Arkansas. Department of Education. Division of vision. 41p. AFU. Research and Surveys. [1930]. An education survey of the public schools of Crawford County, Arkansas. [Little Rock, AR]: The Division. 47p. AFU.

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1488 Arkansas. Department of Education. Division of 1498 Arkansas. Department of Education. Division of Research and Surveys. [1930]. An educational survey Research and Surveys. [1930]. An educational survey of Cleveland County, Arkansas. [Little Rock, AR]: The of Jackson County, Arkansas. [Little Rock, AR]: The Division. 37p. AFU. Division. 49p. AFU.

1489 Arkansas. Department of Education. Division of 1499 Arkansas. Department of Education. Division of Research and Surveys. [1930]. An educational survey Research and Surveys. [1930]. An educational survey of Conway County, Arkansas. [Little Rock, AR]: The of Lawrence County, Arkansas. [Little Rock, AR]: The Division. 43p. AFU. Division. 43p. AFU.

1490 Arkansas. Department of Education. Division of 1500 Arkansas. Department of Education. Division of Research and Surveys. [1930]. An educational survey Research and Surveys. [1930]. An educational survey of Crittenden County, Arkansas. [Little Rock, AR]: of Logan County, Arkansas. [Little Rock, AR]: The The Division. 32p. AFU. Division. 57p. AFU.

1491 Arkansas. Department of Education. Division of 1501 Arkansas. Department of Education. Division of Research and Surveys. [1930]. An educational survey Research and Surveys. [1930]. An educational survey of Cross County, Arkansas. [Little Rock, AR]: The of Lonoke County, Arkansas. [Little Rock, AR]: The Division. 45p. AFU. Division. 45p. AFU.

1492 Arkansas. Department of Education. Division of 1502 Arkansas. Department of Education. Division of Research and Surveys. [1930]. An educational survey Research and Surveys. [1930]. An educational survey of Dallas County, Arkansas. Fordyce, AR: The Divi- of Miller County, Arkansas. [Little Rock, AR]: The sion. 36p. AFU. Division. 35p. AFU.

1493 Arkansas. Department of Education. Division of 1503 Arkansas. Department of Education. Division of Research and Surveys. [1930]. An educational survey Research and Surveys. [1930]. An educational survey of Desha County, Arkansas. [Little Rock, AR]: The of Monroe County, Arkansas. [Little Rock, AR]: The Division. 23p. AFU. Division. 42p. AFU.

1494 Arkansas. Department of Education. Division of 1504 Arkansas. Department of Education. Division of Research and Surveys. [1930]. An educational survey Research and Surveys. [1930]. An educational survey of Faulkner County, Arkansas. [Little Rock, AR]: The of Montgomery County, Arkansas. [Little Rock, AR]: Division. 38p. AFU. The Division. 39p. AFU.

1495 Arkansas. Department of Education. Division of 1505 Arkansas. Department of Education. Division of Research and Surveys. [1930]. An educational survey Research and Surveys. [1930]. An educational survey of Hot Springs County, Arkansas. [Little Rock, AR]: of Newton County, Arkansas. [Little Rock, AR]: The The Division. 26p. AFU. Division. 54p. AFU.

1496 Arkansas. Department of Education. Division of 1506 Arkansas. Department of Education. Division of Research and Surveys. [1930]. An educational survey Research and Surveys. [1930]. An educational survey of Howard County, Arkansas. [Little Rock, AR]: The of white schools of Ouachita County, Arkansas. [Little Division. 45p. AFU. Rock, AR]: The Division. 54p. AFU.

1497 Arkansas. Department of Education. Division of 1507 Arkansas. Department of Education. Division of Research and Surveys. [1930]. An educational survey Research and Surveys. [1930]. An educational survey of Izard County, Arkansas. [Little Rock, AR]: The of Perry County, Arkansas. [Little Rock, AR]: The Division. 36p. AFU. Division. 32p. AFU.

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1508 Arkansas. Department of Education. Division of 1518 Arkansas. Department of Education. Division of Research and Surveys. [1930]. An educational survey Research and Surveys. [1930]. An educational survey of Pike County, Arkansas. [Little Rock, AR]: The Di- of Stone County, Arkansas. [Little Rock, AR]: The vision. 40p. AFU. Division. 39p. AFU.

1509 Arkansas. Department of Education. Division of 1519 Arkansas. Department of Education. Division of Research and Surveys. [1930]. An educational survey Research and Surveys. [1930]. An educational survey of Poinsett County, Arkansas. [Little Rock, AR]: The of white schools of Stone County. [Little Rock, AR]: Division. 46p. AFU. The Division. 39p. AFU.

1510 Arkansas. Department of Education. Division of 1520 Arkansas. Department of Education. Division of Research and Surveys. [1930]. An educational survey Research and Surveys. [1930]. An educational survey of Pulaski County, Arkansas, rural schools. [Little of Union County, Arkansas. [Little Rock, AR]: The Rock, AR]: The Division. 130p. AFU. Division. 2nd. 59p. AFU.

1511 Arkansas. Department of Education. Division of 1521 Arkansas. Department of Education. Division of Research and Surveys. [1930]. An educational survey Research and Surveys. [1930]. An educational survey of Randolph County, Arkansas. [Little Rock, AR]: The of Washington County, Arkansas. [Little Rock, AR]: Division. 48p. AFU. The Division. 82p. AFU.

1512 Arkansas. Department of Education. Division of 1522 Arkansas. Department of Education. Division of Research and Surveys. [1930]. An educational survey Research and Surveys. [1930]. An educational survey of St. Francis County, Arkansas. [Little Rock, AR]: The of White County, Arkansas. [Little Rock, AR]: The Division. 43p. AFU. Division. 78p. AFU.

1513 Arkansas. Department of Education. Division of 1523 Arkansas. Department of Education. Division of Research and Surveys. [1930]. An educational survey Research and Surveys. [1930]. An educational survey of Saline County, Arkansas. [Little Rock, AR]: The of Woodruff County, Arkansas. [Little Rock, AR]: The Division. 38p. AFU. Division. 32p. AFU.

1514 Arkansas. Department of Education. Division of 1524 Arkansas. Department of Education. Division of Research and Surveys. [1930]. An educational survey Research and Surveys. [1930]. An educational survey of Scott County, Arkansas. [Little Rock, AR]: The Di- of Yell County, Arkansas. [Little Rock, AR]: The Divi- vision. 31p. AFU. sion. 49p. AFU.

1515 Arkansas. Department of Education. Division of 1525 Arkansas. Department of Education. 1878. Annual Research and Surveys. [1930]. An educational survey report of the state superintendent of public instruc- of Searcy County, Arkansas. [Little Rock, AR]: The tion for the year ending June 30, 1878. Little Rock, Division. 450p. AFU. AR: The Department. 70p. (Arkansas. Public documents. 1877/78). AFU. 1516 Arkansas. Department of Education. Division of Research and Surveys. [1930]. An educational survey 1526 Arkansas. Department of public instruction. 1908. of Sebastian County, Arkansas. [Little Rock, AR]: The Bulletin to the school directors of the state of Arkan- Division. 54p. AFU. sas. Little Rock, AR: The Department. 12p. LC.

1517 Arkansas. Department of Education. Division of 1527 Arkansas. Department of Education. [1937]. Fac- Research and Surveys. [1930]. An educational survey tors and conditions affecting the educational program of Sharp County, Arkansas. [Little Rock, AR]: The in the various counties of Arkansas. [Little Rock, AR: Division. 44p. AFU. The Department]. 231p. AFU.

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1528 Arkansas. Department of Public Instruction. [1926]. 1540 Arkansas. Department of Education. Division of Four years with the public schools in Arkansas, 1923- Negro Education. [1932]. Rosenwald school day in Ar- 1927. [Fort Smith, AR: Calvert-McBride Printing Co.]. kansas: Friday, February 26, 1932. [Little Rock, AR: 4, 7-746p. (A series of sixteen bulletins). AFU. The Division]. 11p. AFU.

1529 Arkansas. Department of Public Instruction. [1903]. 1541 Arkansas. Department of Education. 1911. School Graded course of study for rural schools. [S.l.]: Th- buildings. Suggestions for the selection and improve- ompson Lithograph. [28]p. AFU. ment of sites, the construction of buildings, and their decoration and equipment, heating and ventilation. 1530 Arkansas. Department of Education. 1929. High [S.l.: s.n.]. 63p. WorldCat. school reorganization. Fort Smith, AR: Calvert-McBride Printing Co. 44p. AFU. 1542 Arkansas. Department of Education. 1936. Statis- tical summary for the public schools of Arkansas. 1531 Arkansas. Department of Education. Division of 1936/38-1944/46. Little Rock, AR: Dept. of Education. Research and Surveys. 1929. Larger school units for 5v. AFU. Arkansas, consolidated schools and county units. [Little Rock, AR]: [The Division]. [21]p. AFU. 1543 Arkansas. Department of Education. and U.S. Of- fice of Education. [1937]. Study of local school units in 1532 Arkansas. Department of Education. Division of Arkansas. [Little Rock, AR: Keith Print Co.]. 6, 214p. Research and Surveys. 1930. Larger school units for AFU. Arkansas consolidated schools and county units. [Little Rock, AR: The Department]. [18]p. WorldCat. 1544 Arkansas. Department of Public Instruction. Divi- sion of Negro Education. [1919]. Summary of reports 1533 Arkansas. Department of Public Instruction. 1908. from Jeanes Industrial Teachers and Home Makers Manual for county institutes, June, 1908. [Little Rock, Clubs. Little Rock, AR: Pugh Printing Co. 8p. LC. AR: s.n.]. 45p. LC. 1545 Arkansas. Department of Education. 1935. The 1534 Arkansas. Department of Public Instruction. 1909- public schools of Arkansas. A statistical summary from 1921. Manual for county teachers’ institute. Little the biennial report 1932-1934. Little Rock, AR: The Rock, AR: Department of Education. 5 vols (1909, 1911, Department. 22p. AFU. 1913-1914, 1917, 1921). AFU. 1546 Arkansas. Department of Education. 1937. The 1535 Arkansas. Department of Public Instruction. [1929]. public schools of Arkansas. Little Rock, AR: Arkansas Negro schools in Arkansas, 1927-1928. With a sum- Department of Education. 22p. LC. mary for 1929. [S.l.: Dept. of Education]. 47p. LC. 1547 Arkansas. Department of Education. Division of 1536 Arkansas. Department of Education. 1932. Perti- School Administration. 1942. War conditions and school nent facts about the public schools of Arkansas. Little transportation. Little Rock, AR: State Dept. of Educa- Rock, AR: The Department. 10, 14p. AFU. tion. 8p. (Bulletin No 8) AFU.

1537 Arkansas. Department of Education. 1934. Proce- 1548 Arkansas. Department of Education. 1909. Year- dures in production of curriculum materials. Little book of school improvement in Arkansas. 1907. [Little Rock, AR: State Department of Education. 130p. AFU. Rock, AR: The Department]. 95p. WorldCat.

1538 Arkansas. Department of Education. 1935. Regu- 1549 Arkansas. Education Commission. 1910. Consoli- lations and standards for standard high schools for dation of rural schools. Little Rock, AR: The Commis- 1934-35. Little Rock, AR: The Department. [12]p. LC. sion. 10p. AFU.

1539 Arkansas. Department of Education. Division of 1550 Arkansas. Education Commission. 1910. Prelimi- Research and Surveys. [1929]. Report of survey of Mis- nary report. Little Rock, AR: The Commission. 8p. sissippi County schools. [Little Rock, AR]: The Divi- sion. 26p. AFU. [LUTI: THERE IS NO LOCATION AT THE END 78 OF THIS ENTRY.] Bibliographic Resources to the Literature of Agriculture and Rural Life in Arkansas, 1820–1945

1551 Arkansas. Education Commission. 1910. State aid 1562 Aulsbury, C. W. C. 1928. A reorganized school to high schools. Little Rock, AR: The Commission. 11p. system for Springdale, Arkansas. Thesis (M.S.), Uni- AFU. versity of Arkansas, Fayetteville. 102p. AFU.

1552 Arkansas. Elementary School Council. and Arkan- 1563 Beard, C. E. 1932. A controlled study of the effec- sas. Division of Instruction. [1944]. Teachers handbook. tiveness of home study in arithmetic. Thesis (M.S.), Little Rock, AR: Division of Instruction, State Dept. of University of Arkansas, Fayetteville. 94p. AFU. Education. 93p. AFU. 1564 Benson, G. S. [1945]. Federal aid to education: 1553 Arkansas. Illiteracy Commission. [1920-1922]. neither necessary nor desirable. Little Rock, AR: Ar- Report. [Little Rock, AR: s.n.]. 2 vols. (1920, 1922). kansas Public Expenditure Council. 11p. AFU. AFU. 1565 Bevens, B. B. 1937. Current practices in student- 1554 Arkansas. Office of Secretary of State. 1854. Re- teaching in Arkansas. Thesis (Master of Education), port of the State Commissioner of Common Schools. University of Cincinnati. iii, [1], 58p. WorldCat. Little Rock, AR: The Office. 4p. AFU. 1566 Buxton, E. J. 1939. A statistical study of the Uni- 1555 Arkansas. State Department of Education. Free Li- versity of Arkansas. Thesis (Seminar), University of brary Service Bureau. [1926]. A library in reach of all. Arkansas. College of Business Administration, Little Rock, AR: State Department of Education. [35]p. Fayetteville. 59p. (Seminar Thesis No 54). AFU. (Sixth in a series of 16 bulletins describing the growth of the Arkansas school system and contemporary condi- 1567 Cade, G. N. [1931]. Extension course in intro- tions). UALR. duction to child study arranged by the General Ex- tension Service of the University of Arkansas. 1556 Arkansas. State Department of Education. [1937]. [Fayetteville, AR: The Service]. 18p. AFU. Outline and maps of proposed reorganization of school units in Arkansas: study of local school units 1937. 1568 Charlton, J. L. 1940. School services in rural com- Little Rock, AR: The Department. 3 vols. AFU. munities in Washington county. Fayetteville, AR: Uni- versity of Arkansas. 43p. (Agricultural Experiment Sta- 1557 Arkansas. State Board of Education. 1935. Pro- tion. Bulletin No 398). AFU. posed program for Arkansas’ schools. [Little Rock, AR]: The Board. 14p. AFU. 1569 Clary, J. D. 1931. The teachers in the public ac- credited high schools in Arkansas, 1929-1930. Thesis 1558 Arkansas. State Board of Education. [1941]. Regu- (M.A.), University of Chicago. DIS. lations for the administration of the equalizing fund for the public schools of Arkansas for the school year 1570 Collins, F. W. [1920]. The story of the John E. 1941-1942. [Little Rock, AR]: The Board. [4]p. AFU. Brown College, Siloam Springs, Arkansas. [S.l.: s.n.]. 23p. AFU. 1559 Arkansas. State Board of Education. 1932. Sum- mary tables of a survey of the public schools of Ar- 1571 Collum, W. C. 1938. History of Crawford County kansas. Little Rock, AR: The Department. 26p. AFU. schools. Thesis (M.S.), University of Arkansas, Fayetteville. 218p. AFU. 1560 Arkansas. State Campaign Committee on Behalf of Amendment No. 13 for the Public Schools. [1926]. To 1572 Conway, Ark. Public Schools. [1917]. The Conway promote better public schools in Arkansas. Amend- public schools. What they are doing, what they are ment no. 13 campaign handbook. [Little Rock, AR: The trying to do, what they are costing, what they need. Committee]. 32p. AFU. [Conway, AR: s.n.]. 46p. AFU.

1561 Arkansas. University. Division of General Exten- 1573 Cook, G. B. 1912. The rejuvenation of the rural sion. 1931. Extension course in parent-teacher work. community. [Little Rock, AR: s.n.]: [8]p. AFU. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. [17]p. LC.

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1574 Cutter and Stone. [1915]. Outline of the rural 1584 Grant, J. R. 1925. A state’s teacher-training prob- school: its methods and management. Little Rock, AR: lem. Nashville, TN: George Peabody College for Teach- State Department of Education. 16p. UALR. ers. 101p. (George Peabody College for Teachers. Con- tributions to Education. No 18). AFU. 1575 Dawson, H. A. 1934. Satisfactory local school units; functions and principles of formation, organi- 1585 Gray, J. C. 1929. A proposed reorganized school zation, and administration. Nashville, TN: Division of system for Chicot County, Arkansas. Thesis (M.S.), Surveys and Field Studies, George Peabody College for University of Arkansas, Fayetteville. 96p. AFU. Teachers. x, 180p. AFU. 1586 Hall, W. F. [1936]. The need for elementary school 1576 Dawson, H. A., Little, H. A. Arkansas. Department libraries and how to build them. [Little Rock, AR: Ar- of Public Instruction. [1930]. Financial and adminis- kansas. Department of Education]. 47p. AFU. trative needs of the public schools of Arkansas. [Little Rock, AR: The Department]. 2 vols. AFU. 1587 Hansbrough, B. M. 1933. A history of higher education in Arkansas. Thesis (M.A.), University of Chi- 1577 Dean, C. 1932. A study of the tenure, training, cago. DIS. salary, sex, age, experience and position of Arkansas teachers and of the wealth of counties, size of towns, 1588 Hansbrough, L. D. 1933. The history of the certi- and types of schools in that state. Thesis (Ph.D.), New fication of teachers in Arkansas. Thesis (M.A.), Uni- York University, New York. 107p. AFU. versity of Chicago. DIS.

1578 Developing community schools in Arkansas: 1589 Hastings, D. C. 1931. A suggested plan for financ- teaching in time of war: an in-service teacher educa- ing the proposed consolidated school center IV of tion program for Negro schools of Arkansas, 1942-43. Ashley County, Arkansas. Thesis (M.A.), University 1943. Little Rock, AR: State Dept. of Education. 74p. of Arkansas, Fayetteville. 69p. AFU. (Bulletin No 4). AFU. 1590 Henderson, D. T. [193-]. Better rural schools for 1579 Doyne, J. J. [19—]. An address to the school di- Pulaski County’s rural children. [Little Rock, AR: s.n.]. rectors and friends of our educational interests. Little 7p. AFU. Rock, AR: Dept. of Education. [28]p. AFU. 1591 Irby, N. M. 1930. A program for the equalization 1580 Early, M. D. G. [1945]. Pioneer women teachers of educational opportunities in the state of Arkansas. of Arkansas. [Little Rock, AR: s.n.]. [38]p. AFU. Thesis (Ph.D.), George Peabody College for Teachers of Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN. xiv, 162p. (Contri- 1581 Ewart, J. B. 1931. A survey of vocational educa- butions to Education. No 83). AFU. tion in agriculture in the rural consolidated district of Bruno, Marion County, Arkansas. Thesis (M.S.), 1592 Irby, N. M. and Keith, W. P. [1931]. Supplement: University of Arkansas, Fayetteville. 52p. AFU. a survey of Negro education in Jefferson County Ar- kansas. [Little Rock, AR]: Arkansas. Dept. of Educa- 1582 Fayetteville Public Schools (Fayetteville, Ark.) and tion. Division of Negro Education. 45p. AFU. Pre-school Conference. [1938]. The youth we teach: eleventh pre-school conference: Aug. 31 - Sept 1st & 1593 Irby, N. M. and McCuistion, E. T. [1930]. Supple- 2nd 1938. [Fayetteville, AR: Fayetteville Public schools]. ment: a survey of Negro education in Nevada County 102p. AFU. Arkansas. [Little Rock, AR]: Arkansas. Dept. of Educa- tion. Division of Negro Education. 29p. AFU. 1583 Goza, L. M. 1930. A study of three procedures for increasing the school revenues of the Arkadelphia, 1594 Irby, N. M. and Wheelis, L. F. [1931]. Supplement: Arkansas school district. Thesis (M.S.), University of a survey of Negro education in Little River County Arkansas, Fayetteville. 93p. AFU. Arkansas. [Little Rock, AR]: Arkansas Dept. of Educa- tion. Division of Negro Education. 29p. AFU.

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1595 Izard County, Ark. Public Schools. [1927]. A five 1607 McDaniel, L. S. 1932. Report of the survey of the year program for the schools of Izard County, Arkan- schools of Clinton, Arkansas. Conway, AR: Department sas. Melbourne, AR: [s.n.]. 19p. AFU. of Education, Arkansas State Teachers College. 31p. AFU. 1596 Jordan, J. 1898. Manual of work for county normals. Little Rock, AR: Arkansas. Department of Pub- 1608 Moskowitz, C. 1937. Commonwealth College and lic Instruction. AFU. academic freedom. Mena, AR: [s.n.]. 3p. AFU.

1597 Julius Rosenwald Fund. Council on Rural Educa- 1609 Mott, A. 1930. The size factor in secondary school tion. 1936. Compendium on southern rural life with reorganization. Thesis (M.S.), University of Arkansas, reference to the problems of the common school. [Part Fayetteville. 80p. AFU. II. Report on research in the Menifee Community, Conway County, Arkansas]. [Chicago, IL: The Fund]. 1610 Nelson, R. M. 1936. A survey of the Ola, Arkan- [2] vols. WorldCat. sas, school system, with a suggested plan of reorganization. Thesis (M.A.), University of South Carolina. 75p. 1598 Keefe, W. W. 1942. An administrative survey and WorldCat. reorganization plan for the schools of Cleburne County, Arkansas. Thesis (M.A.), University of Texas, 1611 Owens, M. R. 1940. The development of white Austin. xi, 180p. WorldCat. secondary schools in Arkansas. Nashville, TN: George Peabody College for Teachers. 10p. (Contributions to 1599 Keller, F. 1919. Educational expansion in Arkan- Education. No 265). AFU. sas since the Civil War. Thesis (Ped.D.), New York Uni- versity, New York. 104p. AFU. 1612 Owens, M. R. 1940. The development of white secondary schools in Arkansas. Thesis (Ph.D.), George 1600 Kennan, J. R. 1943. Weekly schedule for one and Peabody College for Teacher, Nashville. 355p. AFU. two-teacher schools. Fayetteville, AR: [s.n.]. 16p. AFU. 1613 Palmer, H. L. 1931. A study of the present finan- 1601 King, J. E. 1936. An appraisal of the educational cial situation in twenty city and town school systems activities of the Civilian Conservation Corps in Ar- in Arkansas. Thesis (M.S.), University of Arkansas, kansas. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 127p. Fayetteville. 152p. AFU. AFU. 1614 Patterson, J. L. 1934. Financial ability to support 1602 Knippers, E. C. 1940. A study of high school com- public schools in Jefferson County, Arkansas. Thesis mercial teacher preparation in Arkansas. Thesis (M.A.), University of Chicago. DIS. (M.S.), University of Arkansas, Fayetteville. 98p. AFU. 1615 Patton, J. F. [1944]. A description of the commu- 1603 Laseter, W. E. 1920. County supervision of nity adult counseling service of Fort Smith, Arkan- schools. Little Rock, AR: Department of Public Instruc- sas, June 14, 1944. [Fort Smith, AR: Fort Smith Senior tion. [3]p. AFU. High School Press]. [4]p. AFU.

1604 McClurken, W. D. 1940. Refunding Arkansas 1616 Peebles, E. M. 1937. Certain home and commu- school bonds. Thesis (Ph.D.), Vanderbilt University, nity conditions of rural Negroes in Arkansas as one Peabody College for Teachers, Nashville. 140p. basis for improving the home economics program at WorldCat. the secondary level. Thesis (M.S.), Iowa State College. 35p. WorldCat. 1605 McCormick, T. C. 1932. Rural intelligence and college achievement. [S.l.: s.n.]. 7, [1]p. (Research pa- 1617 Penton, E. M. 1930. Higher education for women per, Journal series, University of Arkansas. No 251). AFU. in Arkansas prior to the Civil War. Thesis (M.A.), University of Chicago. 91p. WorldCat. 1606 McCuistion, F. [1931]. The South’s Negro teaching force (a brief study) March, 1931. Nashville, TN: 1618 Redcay, E. E. 1935. Public secondary schools for Julius Rosenwald Fund, Southern Office. 29p. AFU. Negroes in Arkansas. [Washington, DC: s.n.]. [8]p. AFU.

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1619 Reynolds, J. H. [1910]. Relation of higher educa- 1628 Sanders, C. and Arkansas. Free Library Service tion to the problems of the day. [Fayetteville, AR]: Bureau. 1932. Report to the Julius Rosenwald Fund University of Arkansas. 14p. AFU. for the years November 1, 1929 to October 31, 1931. Little Rock, AR: The Bureau. 11p. AFU. 1620 Reynolds, J. H. [1913]. Thirty-three million acres and the university: an address delivered January 21, 1629 Shinn, J. H. 1900. History of education in Arkan- 1913, at Fort Smith before the Arkansas State Horti- sas. Washington, DC: G.P.O. 121p. (Contributions to culture Society by acting President J. H. Reynolds, of American educational history, No. 26). AFU. the University of Arkansas. [S.l. : s.n.]. 12p. AFU. 1630 Shinn, J. H. 1891. The state teachers’ association; 1621 Riggs, B. M. 1934. A brief history of the educa- its organization and function. Little Rock, AR: Tunnah tion of the deaf in the state of Arkansas. Little Rock, & Pittard, printers. 18p. AFU. AR: Arkansas School for the Deaf. 39p. AFU. 1631 Southard, O. 1933. A proposed plan of reorgani- 1622 Roberts, R. W. [1944]. A description of commu- zation of the high school centers of Benton County. nity school workshops conducted in 1943 at Arkansas Thesis (M.S.), University of Arkansas, Fayetteville. 85p. Agricultural and Mechanical College, Arkansas State AFU. Teachers College and Henderson State Teachers Col- lege. Little Rock, AR: Arkansas State Department of 1632 Stanford, C. 1935. The history and development Education. 72p. (Arkansas Community School Program. of physical education in the four original district ag- Bulletin No 4). AFU. ricultural schools of Arkansas. Thesis (M.A.), Okla- homa Agricultural and Mechanical College. 40p. 1623 Roberts, R. W. [1944]. A description of the orga- WorldCat. nization and activities for the first year of the Arkan- sas Community School Program. Little Rock, AR: 1633 Stubblefield, G. A. 1931. A study of some meth- Arkansas State Department of Education. 71p. (Arkan- ods for increasing the school revenue of the Springdale sas Community School Program. Bulletin No 1). AFU. school district. Thesis (M.S.), University of Arkansas, Fayetteville. 105p. AFU. 1624 Roberts, R. W. [1943]. A description of the Uni- versity of Arkansas community school workshop for 1634 Stuttgart (Ark.). Board of Education. 1910. Board county school supervisors in Arkansas. Little Rock, of Education. Stuttgart, AR: The Board. 42p. AFU. AR: Arkansas State Department of Education. 58p. (Ar- kansas Community School Program. Bulletin No 3). AFU. 1635 Sullivan, H. jr. 1938. A plan for the regional supervision of the rural schools in Arkansas. Thesis 1625 Roberts, R. W. 1937. Comparison of rural and (M.S.), University of Arkansas, Fayetteville. 105p. AFU. urban school services in Arkansas. [Fayetteville, AR]: University of Arkansas. 20p. (College of education. Con- 1636 Survey of Negro colleges and universities: Ar- tribution no.l; University of Arkansas. Bulletin, vol. 30, kansas. 1928. Washington, DC: G.P.O. 29p. (Bulletin. No 23, March 1, 1937). AFU. Office of Education. 1928, No 7, chapter V). AFU.

1626 Roberts, R. W. 1935. Estimating the cost of pupil 1637 Swanman, I. C. 1922. Teacher preparation in the transportation in Arkansas. Thesis (Ph.D.), Cornell high schools of Arkansas. Thesis (M.S.), University of University. WorldCat. Arkansas, Fayetteville. 17p. AFU.

1627 Roberts, R. W. [1940]. Related training in resi- 1638 Swift, F. H. [1925]. Public school finance in Ar- dent projects of the National Youth Administration of kansas. [Minneapolis, MN]: University of Minnesota. Arkansas. Fayetteville, AR: Arkansas. University. Col- 40p. AFU. lege of education. (College of Education Contribution. 1639 Thomas, C. 1942. A proposed plan of reorganiza- No 2.; University of Arkansas Bulletin, v. 38, Feb 1, 1940, tion of the schools of Sevier County, Arkansas. Thesis No 21). AFU. (M.S.), University of Arkansas, Fayetteville. 69p. AFU.

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1640 Turrentine, G. R. 1927. A study of the rural schools 1651 Wilson, C. V. 1927. Financing secondary educa- of Pope County, Arkansas. Thesis (M.S.), Iowa State tion in Arkansas. Thesis (M.S.), University of Arkan- College. 88p. WorldCat. sas, Fayetteville. 54p. AFU.

1641 U.S. Office of Education. [1922]. The Arkansas 1652 Wilson, W. O. 1918. History of public school edu- survey report (abridged). Little Rock, AR: Arkansas cation in Arkansas, 1900-1918. Thesis (M.A.), Univer- Educational Association. 83p. (The Journal of the Arkan- sity of Chicago. [214]p. WorldCat. sas educational association, v. 6, No 3-4. July-October 1922). AFU. 1653 Womack, J. P. 1939. Reminiscences. Jonesboro, AR: Caleb Watson & Co. 171p. AFU. 1642 U.S. Office of Education. 1923. The public school system of Arkansas. Washington, DC: G.P.O. 2 vols. 1654 Zook, G. F. 1922. Report on the higher educa- (Bulletin. 1923, No 10-11). AFU. tional institutions of Arkansas. Washington, DC: G.P.O. 18p. (U.S. Bureau of Education. Bulletin No 7). AFU. 1643 U.S. Work Projects Administration. Arkansas. [1941]. Guidance for Negro adults in Arkansas. [Little Rock, AR: The Administration]. 13p. AFU. Rural Life—Fairs 1655 Annual Benton County free fair: Bentonville, 1644 U.S. Work Projects Administration. Arkansas. Ark.: October 2-4, 1928. 1928. [S.l.: s.n.]. 55p. AFU. [1940]. Manual for family life education. Section I. Foods. [Little Rock, AR]: The Administration. 4-88p. 1656 Arkansas Agricultural and Mechanical Association. AFU. [1872]. Fair gazette. Little Rock, AR: Gazette Publish- ing Company. AFU. 1645 U.S. Work Projects Administration. Arkansas. 1941. Training conference for adult education teachers. 1657 Arkansas annual fair. 1879. Little Rock, AR: A.H. Little Rock, AR: The Administration. 9p. AFU. Sevier, proprietor “Gazette.” AFU.

1646 University of Arkansas. College of Education. De- 1658 Arkansas Livestock Show Association. [19—]. Pre- partment of Vocational Teacher Education. 1945. Farm mium book ... annual Arkansas livestock show ... Little enterprise outlines for training veterans on the job. Rock, Arkansas. Little Rock, AR: [s.n.]. AFU. Fayetteville, AR: The Department. 3p. (Monograph No 4). AFU. 1659 Arkansas Rice Carnival Association, Stuttgart. 1936. Annual Arkansas Rice Carnival. Stuttgart, AR: The As- 1647 Weeks, S. B. 1912. History of public school edu- sociation. 74p. AUF. cation in Arkansas. Washington, DC: G.P.O. 131p. (U.S. Bureau of Education. Bulletin No 27). AFU. 1660 Arkansas State Agricultural and Mechanical Asso- ciation. 1868. First grand fair. Little Rock, AR: Woo- 1648 Whitaker, J. M. 1933. A proposed plan for the druff and Blocher, Gazette Office. 40p. LC. reorganization of schools in Washington County, Ar- kansas. Thesis (M.S.), University of Arkansas, 1661 Arkansas State Poultry Association. 1897. Premium Fayetteville. 113p. AFU. list. First annual show of the Arkansas State Poultry Association. Little Rock, AR: Little Rock Printing Co. 1649 Wilkey, C. R. 1926. The community program of 23 [l]p. AFU. the teacher of vocational agriculture in Arkansas. Thesis, University of Kentucky. 42p. WorldCat. 1662 Arkansas State Agricultural and Mechanical Asso- ciation. 1869. Second grand fair of the Arkansas State 1650 Williams, C. [1939]. Report of Claude Williams, Agricultural and Mechanical Association. To be held director, to the second annual meeting of the reorga- at the grounds of the association, Little Rock, com- nized Commonwealth College Association, meeting on mencing Tuesday, October 12, 1869, and continuing the campus February 25-26. [Mena, AR: s.n.]. [14]p. AFU. four days. Schedule of premiums, and regulations. Little Rock, AR: Liberal Steam Printing. 40p. AFU.

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1663 Arkansas State Agricultural and Mechanical Asso- 1672 Newport, Ark. Chamber of Commerce. [1935]. ciation. 1873. Sixth annual fair of the Arkansas State Chamber of Commerce nineteen hundred thirty-five Agricultural and Mechanical Association to be held yearbook. Rice and Cotton Festival edition. [Newport, at the grounds of the association, Little Rock. Little AR: s.n.]. 28p. AFU. Rock, AR: Press of Little Rock Printing and Publishing Company. 77p. AFU. 1673 Northwest Arkansas Apple Blossom Festival, Rogers, Arkansas, April 15, 1926. [1926]. [Rogers, AR: 1664 Colored Industrial and Fair Association. 1887. Gen- s.n.]. 1 folded page. AFU. eral rules and list of premiums of the Colored Indus- trial and Fair Association of the State of Arkansas: 1674 Northwest Arkansas Apple Blossom Festival, second annual fair to be held at Pine Bluff, Arkansas, Rogers, Arkansas, April 14, 1927. [1927]. [Rogers, AR: Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, s.n.]. [20]p. AFU. October 18, 19, 20, 21 & 22, 1887: adopted at a meeting of the Board of Directors 1887 and ordered pub- 1675 Premium list of Faulkner County Fair Associa- lished. [Pine Bluff, AR: Commercial Book and Job Print]. tion: second annual fair to be held at Conway, Arkan- 43, [9]p. WorldCat. sas October 4-7, 1910. 1910. [Conway, AR: W.N. Owen]. 136p. AFU. 1665 Crawford County Fair and Centennial: Van Buren, Arkansas from Oct. 18th to 23rd, 1920. 1920. 1676 Sutton, W. H. 1870. Address delivered before the Van Buren, AR: Press-Argus. 48p. UALR. second annual state fair of the state of Arkansas. New Orleans, LA: L. Graham & Co. 38, [l]p. AFU. 1666 Dodge, G. E. 1871. Addresses delivered before the fourth annual state fair of the state of Arkansas, 1677 Woodruff County Agricultural and Mechanical As- at Little Rock, October 4th, 1871. Little Rock, AR: Ga- sociation. 1880. Premium list and rules and regula- zette Publishing Co. 18p. AFU. tions of the twelfth grand fair of the Woodruff County Agricultural and Mechanical Association. Memphis, 1667 DuVal, B. T. 1885. Address of Ben T. DuVal at TN: S. C. Toof & Co. 35p. UALR. the opening of the sixth annual fair of western Arkan- sas, October 13, 1885, at fair ground near Fort Smith, Arkansas. Fort Smith, AR: Weekly Elevator Office Print. Rural Life—Folkways 16p. AFU. 1678 Allsopp, F. W. 1931. Folklore of romantic Arkan- sas. [New York, NY]: The Grolier Society. 2 vols. AFU. 1668 DuVal, B. T. 1885. Address of Ben. T. DuVal: at the opening of the sixth annual fair of western Arkan- 1679 An Arkansaw mule. [1891]. [Chicago, IL: Hollister sas: October 13, 1885, at fair ground near Fort Smith, Brothers]. [24]p. UALR. Arkansas. Fort Smith, AR: Weekly Elevator Office Print. 16p. AFU. 1680 Ballard, G. 1928]. Ozark “Ballards.” Edited by Lessie Stringfellow Read. [Fayetteville, AR]: Democrat 1669 Farmers & Stockmen’s Fair Association. 1916. Publishing and Printing Co. 62p. AFU. Catalogue of the first annual fair. Berryville, AR: The Association. 72p. AFU. 1681 Barnes, C. E. 1945. Legend of Mystery Mountain Massacre ... : and the mountain of Hot Springs, Hot 1670 Jefferson County Fair Association. 1873. First an- Springs National Park, Arkansas ... a legend of the nual fair to be held at Pine Bluff, Arkansas. Schedule Ozark mountains. Winslow, AR: The Hill-Billy News. of premiums, regulations, etc. Little Rock, AR: Little 64p. AFU. Rock Print. & Pub. Co. 44p. WorldCat. 1682 Buel, J. W. 1880. Legends of the Ozarks. Saint 1671 Madison County Fair and school-meet: Octo- Louis, MO: W. S. Bryan. 110p. AFU. ber 25-27, 1923: Huntsville, Arkansas. 1923. [Hunts- ville, AR: Madison County Record Print]. 24p. AFU. 1683 De Vere, T. 1913. Pointed pickings from the Arkansaw Traveler. Chicago, IL: Laird & Lee. 255p. AFU.

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1684 Dunaway, M. E. 1921-24. Philosophy of an Ar- 1698 Randolph, V. [c1943]. Funny stories from Arkan- kansas farmer: and other poems. Little Rock, AR: The sas. Girard, KS: Haldeman-Julius. 24p. AFU. Arkansas Writer Pub. Co. 3 vols. AFU. 1699 Randolph, V. [1932]. Ozark mountain folks. New 1685 Ellis, J. B. 1908. Arkinsaw cousins: a story of the York, NY: The Vanguard Press. 3, 19-279p. AFU. Ozarks. New York, NY: H. Holt. [4], 328p. AFU. 1700 Randolph, V. [1931]. The Ozarks: an American 1686 Garrison, T. R. 1944. Forty-five folk songs col- survival of primitive society. New York, NY: The Van- lected from Searcy County, Arkansas. Thesis (M.A.), guard Press. 310p. AFU. University of Arkansas, Fayetteville. 148p. AFU. 1701 Randolph, V. and Sankee, P. [1930]. Dialectical 1687 Hogue, W. 1932. Back yonder; an Ozark survivals in the Ozarks: I. Archaic pronunciation. chronicle; woodcuts by Howard Simon. New York, NY: [New York, NY: s.n.]. 198-208p. AFU. Minton, Balch & Company. x, 303p. AFU. 1702 Shannon, K. 1932. Hillbilly philosophy. Little 1688 Humbard Family. [1942]. Humbard family songs: Rock, AR: Parke-Harper Co. 5,180p. AFU. ’42. Little Rock, AR: Humbard Family. 194p. AFU. 1703 Traller, M. 1937. Sorghum making in the Ozarks. 1689 Masterson, J. R. [1943]. Tall tales of Arkansaw. Kansas City, MO: [s.n.]. [108]-110p. (The University Boston, MA: Chapman & Grimes. x, 443, [3]p. AFU. Review. v. 4). AFU.

1690 Musgrave, B. 1929. A study of the home and lo- 1704 Wilson, C. M. [1934]. Backwoods America; with cal crafts of the pioneers of Washington County, Ar- illustrations by Bayard Wootten. Chapel Hill, NC: kansas. Thesis (M.S.), University of Arkansas, University of North Carolina Press. 209p. AFU. Fayetteville. 77p. AFU. 1705 Wood, R. [1938]. Mother Goose in the Ozarks; 1691 Parish, S. C. [1906]. Rimes and sketches. Pea illustrated by Ed Hargis. [Raywood, TX]: Ray Wood. Ridge, AR: The Author. 66p. AFU. [62]p. AFU.

1692 Payne, B. 1901. Songs from the hills. Hot Springs, 1706 Woodruff, P. 1901. A backwoods philosopher from AR: W.E. Shannahan. 12p. AFU. Arkansaw; an avalanche of mirth, truthful reminiscences of a peregrinator, whose life has been one of 1693 Porter, W. T. 1843. The big bear of Arkansas, and calamities, hard luck, accidents, and fun. Over 100 other sketches illustrative of characters and incidents humorous illustrations by Walter A. Sinclair and pho- in the South and Southwest. Philadelphia, PA: T.B. tographs taken from life. Chicago, IL: Thompson & Peterson. 13-181p. AFU. Thomas. 341p. AFU.

1694 Randolph, V. 1944. A reporter in the Ozarks; a 1707 Yoe, M. L. [194-]. Arkansas household sayings close-up of a picturesque and unique phase of Ameri- and superstitions. [S.l.: s.n.]. [24]p. AFU. can life. Girard, KS: Haldeman-Julius Publications. 24p. AFU. Rural Life—Health 1695 Randolph, V. 1940. An Ozark anthology. Caldwell, 1708 Arkansas Council on Child Health and Protection. ID: The Caxton Printers, ltd. 374p. AFU. [1933]. Handbook for guidance of county councils. 1696 Randolph, V. [1933]. From an Ozark holler; sto- Little Rock, AR: College of the Ozarks Print Shop. 29p. ries of Ozark mountain folk. New York, NY: The Van- AFU. guard Press. 252p. AFU. 1709 Arkansas White House Conference on Child Health 1697 Randolph, V. [1944]. Funny stories about hillbil- and Protection. [1932]. Proceedings. [Little Rock, AR: lies. Girard, KS: Haldeman-Julius Publications. 24p. AFU. s.n.]. [100]p. AFU.

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1710 Arkansas. Bureau of Rural Sanitation. 1932. Ark- 1721 Vaughan, F. W. 1910. A complete expose of the light. May day number. Little Rock, AR: Arkansas State doctor dumming evil at Hot Springs, Arkansas. [Little Board of Health, Bureau of Rural Sanitation. 32p. AFU. Rock, AR: s.n.]. 47p. AFU.

1711 Arkansas. Department of Education. Division of 1722 Wilson, I. C. 1939. Sickness and medical care Negro Education., Arkansas. Agricultural, Mechanical, among the Negro population in a delta area of Arkan- and Normal College. and Stinnett, T. M. 1939. Problems sas. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 36p. (Ag- of Negro health in Arkansas: preliminary study bul- ricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 372). AFU. letin. Little Rock, AR: State Department of Education. 112p. AFU. 1723 Wilson, I. C. 1940. Sickness and medical care among a rural bituminous coal mining population of 1712 Arkansas. Department of Education. 1940. Prob- Arkansas. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 44p. lems of Negro health in Arkansas: teacher’s guide for (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 394). AFU. school community health development: bulletin II. Little Rock, AR: State Dept. of Education. 155p. AFU. 1724 Wilson, I. C. 1941. Sickness and medical care among the rural population in a petroleum-produc- 1713 Arkansas. State Board of Health. 1914. Educational ing area of Arkansas. Fayetteville, AR: University of bulletin on hookworm disease and rural sanitation. Arkansas. 49p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulle- Little Rock, AR: State Board of Health. 24p. AFU. tin No 413). AFU.

1714 Arkansas. State Emergency Relief Administration. 1934. F.E.R.A. nursing program in Arkansas, 1933- Rural Life—Home Economics 1934. Little Rock, AR: The Administration. 13p. AFU. 1725 Arkansas University. College of Agriculture, Ex- tension Division. [1917]. Home economics lessons. 1715 Arkansas. State Board of Health. 1919. The parent’s Course 1; lesson 1-16. [Fayetteville, AR: s.n.]. NAL. part. Little Rock, AR: The Board. 15p. (U.S. Public Health Service. V. D. pamphlet No 32). AFU. 1726 Arkansas University. College of Agriculture, Ex- tension Division. [1917]. Home economics lessons. 1716 DuVal, E. R. 1867. Cholera as it appeared in Fort Course 2; lesson 1-16. [Fayetteville, AR: s.n.]. NAL. Smith, Arkansas, in the fall of 1866. Fort Smith, AR: Herald Printing Establishment. 7p. AFU. 1727 Arkansas. University. College of Agriculture. Ex- tension Service. [19—]. Care of the mattress. [Little 1717 First annual report: the Department of Public Rock, AR: s.n.]. [4]p. NAL. Health and Sanitation - Fort Smith, Arkansas. 1923. Fort Smith, AR: Forth Smith Publishing. 32p. UALR. 1728 Arkansas. University. College of Agriculture. Ex- tension Service. [19—]. Check sheet for kitchen im- 1718 Irby, P. 1931. A study of the relation of vitamin G provement. [Fayetteville, AR: s.n.]. 2p. NAL. to pellagra in Arkansas. Thesis (M.S.), University of Arkansas, Fayetteville. 202p. AFU. 1729 Arkansas. University. College of Agriculture. Ex- tension Service. [1944]. Remodeling garments into vic- 1719 Mosley, K. T. 1941. The epidemiology of malaria tory clothes. [Little Rock, AR: s.n.]. 10p. NAL. in Arkansas, and the cultivation of Plasmodium lophurae in the chick embryo. [Cambridge, MA]: 1730 Carter, D. G. 1932. Studies in the design of kitch- School of Public Health, Harvard University. 146, 13p. ens and kitchen equipment. Fayetteville, AR: Univer- AFU. sity of Arkansas. 31p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 276). AFU. 1720 U.S. Bureau of Agricultural Economics. 1946. Ne- vada County Rural Health Services Association, Inc., 1731 Davis, J. B. 1939. Ham gravy: and other essays 1942-44. A fee-for-service plan. Washington, DC: [s.n.]. on victuals. Siloam Springs, AR: Bar D Press. 29p. AFU. 44-85p. (The experimental health program of the United States Department of Agriculture). AFU. 1732 Loughoud, M. E. [1942]. Food selection score card. [Fayetteville, AR: The Service]. [2]p. NAL.

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1733 O’Brien, R. and Shelton, W. C. 1941. Women’s Security Division. 15p. AFU. measurements for garment and pattern construction. [Washington, DC: G.P.O.]. vi, 73p. (U.S. Dept. of Agri- 1743 Arkansas. State Emergency Relief Administration. culture. Miscellaneous publication No 454). NAL. 1935. A review of work relief activities in Arkansas. April 1st, 1934 to July 1st, 1935. Little Rock, AR: Parke- 1734 Plunkett, C. H. 1923. Table service and etiquette Harper Company. 152p. WorldCat. for the home. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 21p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 188). 1744 Arkansas. State Emergency Relief Administration. AFU. 1934. A study of Arkansas coal mines and miners. Little Rock, AR: The Administration. 97p. AFU. 1735 Smenner, O. 1937. Analysis of some staple cotton materials used extensively for children’s clothing. 1745 Arkansas. State Department of Public Welfare. 1937. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 38p. (Agricul- Four Arkansas boys and the Civilian Conservation tural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 350). AFU. Corps. Little Rock, AR: The Department. 24p. AFU. 1746 Arkansas. State Emergency Relief Commission. Rural Life —Labor 1934. Pictorial annex. 22 plates. [Little Rock, AR: s.n.]. WorldCat. 1736 Arkansas Civilian Conservation Corps. [1934]. Arkansas Civilian Conservation Corps pictorial re- 1747 Arkansas. State Emergency Relief Administration. view, 1933-34. Little Rock, AR: Parke-Harper Co. 127p. Department of Research and Statistics. 1934. AFU. Unemployables in Arkansas. Little Rock, AR: [The Administration]. [27]p. AFU. 1737 Arkansas Policy Committee. 1943. Report of a session of the Arkansas Policy Committee: postwar em- 1748 Arkansas. State Emergency Relief Administration. ployment in Arkansas, Little Rock, Arkansas, August 1935. Unemployables survey of Arkansas. [Little Rock, 31, 1943. Washington, DC: National Policy Committee. AR]: The Administration. 93p. AFU. [25]p. AFU. 1749 Arkansas. Unemployment Compensation Division. 1738 Arkansas State Policy Committee. 1936. Agricul- Research and Statistics Section. 1941. A study to deter- tural labor problems in Arkansas: sub-committee re- mine the effect of proposed changes in the benefit for- port. [Little Rock, AR]: The Committee. 34p. AFU. mula on the benefit trust fund and on individual benefit payments. Little Rock, AR: The Division. 17p. AFU. 1739 Arkansas State Conference, Employment Problems of the Negro and Oxley, L. A. and U.S. Bureau of Em- 1750 Arkansas. Unemployment Compensation Division. ployment Security. United States. Social Security Board. Division of Research and Statistics. 1940. Arkansas 1940. [Proceedings]. Little Rock, AR: The Conference. business institutions covered by unemployment com- 1 vol. AFU. pensation as of December 13, 1939, listed by counties in which they are located. [Little Rock, AR: The Divi- 1740 Arkansas. Bureau of Labor and Statistics. 1924. sion]. 179p. AFU. Wage earning women. [Little Rock, AR: The Bureau]. 28p. (Bulletin No 3). AFU. 1751 Barton, G. T. and McNeely, J. G. 1939. Recent changes in farm labor organization in three Arkansas 1741 Arkansas. Emergency Relief Administration. 1934. plantation counties. Fayetteville, AR: University of Report on C.W.A. activities in Arkansas. 1 , [S.l.: s.n.]. Arkansas, College of Agriculture, Agricultural Experi- WorldCat. ment Station. 49p. AFU. 1742 Arkansas. Employment Security Division. 1941. 1752 Bethune, E. 1937. Characteristics of Civilian Information for workers about the Arkansas Employ- Conservation Corps selectees. Little Rock, AR: Depart- ment Security Law: job insurance, what it is, how it ment of Public Welfare. 4p. AFU. works, who is eligible. Little Rock, AR: Employment

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1753 Blair, B. 1935. Women in Arkansas industries. 1764 Reichardt, M. A. [1922]. Honest labor. Marvell, Washington, DC: G.P.O. 45p. (Bulletin of the U.S. AR: Southern Sales Bureau. [15]p. AFU. Women’s Bureau. No 124). AFU. 1765 Robinson,R. C. 1922. Workman’s compensation 1754 Bradley, W. F. 1923. An industrial war: history of for Arkansas. Thesis (M.A.), University of Arkansas, the Missouri and North Arkansas railroad strike and Fayetteville. 33p. AFU. a study of the tremendous issues involved: an unprec- edented result of a common occurrence in American 1766 Southern Tenant Farmers’ Union. 1936. A state- industry and its aftermath. Harrison, AR: Bradley & ment concerning farm tenancy submitted to the Russell Publishers. 144p. AFU. Governor’s Commission on Farm Tenancy. [S.l.: The Union]. [28]p. WorldCat. 1755 Civilian Conservation Corps (U.S.). Arkansas Dis- trict. [1940]. Memories of Arkansas District, Civilian 1767 Stone, A. H. 1906. Italian labor on the cotton plan- Conservation Corps, 1940. Little Rock, AR: Service. tation. Extracts from a paper on the “Economic fu- Pub. [40]p. WorldCat. ture of the Negro.” [Memphis, TN: Paul & Douglass Co.]. 14p. WorldCat. 1756 Farris, J. K. 1924. The Harrison riot; or, the reign of the mob on the Missouri and North Arkansas rail- 1768 Thomas, N. M. [1934]. The plight of the share- road. Wynne, AR: Rev. J. K. Farris. 195p. AFU. cropper. New York, NY: The League for Industrial De- mocracy. 34p. AFU. 1757 Gooden, O. T. 1926. The Missouri and North Arkansas railroad strike. New York, NY: Columbia 1769 Threlkeld, T. S. 1936. The unemployment prob- University Press. 274p. (Studies in history, economics, lem. Thesis (Seminar), University of Arkansas. School and public law. No 275). AFU. of Business Administration, Fayetteville. i [82]p. (Semi- nar Thesis No 32). AFU. 1758 Hogan, D. 1905. A tribute to a comrade. Hunting- ton, AR: Huntington Herald. 19p. AFU. 1770 U.S. Congress. House. Select Committee on Exist- ing Labor Troubles. 1887. Investigation of labor 1759 Kester, H. 1936. Revolt among the sharecroppers. troubles in Missouri, Arkansas, Kansas, Texas, and New York, NY: Covici, Friede. 98p. AFU. Illinois. Washington, DC: G.P.O. 623p. (49th Cong., 2d sess. House. Rept. 4174). AFU. 1760 McNeely, J. G. 1940. Land tenure in Arkansas. II. Change in labor organization on cotton farms. 1771 U.S. Women’s Bureau. 1923. Women in Arkansas Fayetteville AR: University of Arkansas. 26p. (Agricul- industries; a study of hours, wages, and working con- tural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 397) AFU. ditions. Washington, DC: G.P.O. 86p. (Bulletin No 26). AFU. 1761 Osgood, O. T. and White, J. W. 1945. Labor used on cotton farms, 1939-1944. Fayetteville, AR: Univer- 1772 Westbrook, B. L. 1942. A study of the unemploy- sity of Arkansas, College of Agriculture, Agricultural ment compensation and employment security in the Experiment Station. 41p. (Land tenure in Arkansas. 4). state of Arkansas. Thesis (Seminar), University of Ar- AFU. kansas. School of Business Administration, Fayetteville. 57p. (Seminar Thesis No 84). AFU. 1762 Osgood, O. T. and White, J. W. 1945. Land tenure in Arkansas IV. Further changes in labor used on cot- 1773 Works Progress Administration, Division Women’s ton farms, 1939-44. Fayetteville, AR: University of and Professional Projects. [1936]. Arkansas Clay Arkansas. 31p. (Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulle- County. [S.l.: s.n.]. 7p. AFU. tin No 459). AFU.

1763 Price, G. B. 1939. The productivity of labor in Arkansas. Thesis (M.S.), University of Arkansas, Fayetteville. 110p. AFU.

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1784 Arkansas. Commission on Revenue Revision and Rural Life—Law Educational Relief. 1924. Proposed income tax bill as 1774 Arkansas Bank Department. 1931. Laws, etc. Stat- revised by the general Committee on Revenue Revi- utes of Arkansas regulating building and loan asso- sion and Educational Relief at its meeting on Febru- ciations. Little Rock, AR: Walter E. Taylor, Bank Com- ary 12, 1924. [Little Rock, AR: s.n.]. 74p. AFU. missioner. 39p. AFU. 1785 Arkansas. Constitutional Convention. 1918. Pro- 1775 Arkansas Railroad Commission. 1912. Laws of posals of the Committee of the Constitutional Con- State of Arkansas pertaining to railroads. Little Rock, vention of Arkansas. Little Rock, AR: Democrat P. & AR: Democrat Printing & Lithographing Co. 163[4]p. L. Co. 130p. AFU. WorldCat. 1786 Arkansas. Department of Public Instruction. 1897. 1776 Arkansas Railroad Commission. [1932]. Laws, etc. Digest of laws relating to free school in the state of Digest of securities laws of Arkansas. Under supervi- Arkansas; and forms for use of school officers. Little sion of Arkansas Railroad Commission. Little Rock, Rock, AR: Little Rock Printing Company. 137p. AFU. AR: The State of Arkansas. 19p. AFU. 1787 Arkansas. Department of Public Instruction. 1905. 1777 Arkansas. 1934. A bill for an act to be entitled, Digest of laws relating to free schools in the state of An act to refund highway and toll bridge obligations Arkansas. Little Rock, AR: Central Print. Co. 95p. AFU. of the state and road improvement district obligations: Senate bill no. 8 (passed January 26, 1934). Little Rock, 1788 Arkansas. Department of Public Instruction. [1920]. AR: [s.n.]. 32p. AFU. Digest of laws relating to free schools in the state of Arkansas. Newark, AR: Journal Printing Company. 240p. 1778 Arkansas. 1928. Banking statutes of Arkansas (in- AFU. cluding 1927 enactments): annotated. Little Rock, AR: [s.n]. 106p. AFU. 1789 Arkansas. Department of Public Utilities. 1935. Public Utilities Act of 1935. Little Rock, AR: Published 1779 Arkansas. 1931. Banking statutes of Arkansas: under the direction of Department of Public Utilities. 48p. including 1931 enactments: annotated. [Little Rock, AFU. AR]: W. E. Taylor. 166p. AFU. 1790 Arkansas. Department of Public Utilities. [1936]. 1780 Arkansas. 1923. Laws, etc. An act providing for Rules and regulations governing public utility service. an income tax as passed by the 44th General Assem- [Little Rock, AR: Parke-Harper Company]. 63p. AFU. bly of the state of Arkansas, 1923: Act no. 345. Little Rock, AR: [s.n.]. 29p. AFU. 1791 Arkansas. Employment Security Division. 1941. Arkansas employment security law, Act no. 391 of 1781 Arkansas. [1939]. Laws, etc. The Arkansas 1941, which became a law July 1, 1941: rules 1 and 2, workmen’s compensation law: Act no. 319, approved regulations 1-15. Little Rock, AR: Employment Secu- March 15, 1939. [Little Rock, AR: s.n.]. 35p. AFU. rity Division. 82p. AFU.

1782 Arkansas. Bureau of Labor and Statistics. 1933. An 1792 Arkansas. Employment Security Division. 1943. annotated digest of the labor laws of the state of Ar- Rules and regulations governing the administration kansas in force at the close of the legislative session of of the Arkansas employment security law. Little Rock, 1933. Little Rock, AR: The Bureau. 128p. AFU. AR: Dept. of Labor. 36p. AFU.

1783 Arkansas. Bureau of Labor and Statistics. 1913. 1793 Arkansas. General Assembly. Joint Investigating Laws, etc. The compiled labor laws of the state of Ar- Committee on Banks, Banking, and Insurance. [1931]. kansas including acts of 1913. [Little Rock, AR: Demo- Testimony of witness appearing before Joint Investi- crat P. & L. Co.]. 61p. AFU. gating Committee on Banks and Insurance. [Little Rock, AR: s.n.]. 285p. AFU.

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1794 Arkansas. Laws, Statutes, etc. 1921. Minimum 1803 Baldwin, L. W. 1932. Taxes and competition to wage law: act to regulate the hours of labor, safeguard which railroads are subjected and the need for proper the health and establish a minimum wage for females regulation. An address at the annual meeting, El in the state of Arkansas. Little Rock, AR: Democrat P Dorado, Ark., Chamber of Commerce, March 23, & L, Co. [4]p. AFU. 1932. El Dorado, AR: [s.n.]. 15p. AFU.

1795 Arkansas. Office of Secretary of State. [1911]. Laws, 1804 Baugh, V. T. 1941. The administration of crimi- etc. Digest of the election laws of the state of Arkan- nal justice by the Scott County Circuit Court (1883- sas in force August 12, 1911. [Little Rock, AR: Demo- 1939). Thesis (M.A.), University of Arkansas, crat Printing and Lithographing Company]. 84p. AFU. Fayetteville. 138p. AFU.

1796 Arkansas. Public Service Commission. [1939]. Di- 1805 Covington, J. E. 1941. Procedure under the Ar- gest of the laws of Arkansas relating to assessment kansas Workman’s Compensation Law. Thesis, equalization and extension of taxes ad valorem on Harvard Law School, Cambridge. 135p. AFU. property. Little Rock, AR: The Commission. 98p. AFU. 1806 Crockett, J. W. 1904. A digest of the election laws 1797 Arkansas. State Board of Health. [1939]. Laws, of the state of Arkansas in force April 1, 1904. Little rules and regulations pertaining to food and drugs. Rock, AR: Central Printing Co. 42p. AFU. [Little Rock, AR]: The Board. 23p. AFU. 1807 Daggett, C. E. [1918]. The unicameral system in 1798 Arkansas. Unemployment Compensation Division. state legislation, a proposal to the Constitutional Con- 1937. Laws, etc. Arkansas unemployment compensa- vention of Arkansas. Read at the annual meeting of the tion act: Act no. 155 of 1937, became a law February State Bar Association of Arkansas, at Little Rock, May 26, 1937. Little Rock, AR: Dept. of Labor, Unemploy- 30-31, 1918. [Little Rock, AR: s.n.]. 57p. AFU. ment Compensation Division. 24p. AFU. 1808 Dickson, T. H. and Crawford, T. D. 1920. Banking 1799 Arkansas. Workmen’s Compensation Commission. and commercial statutes of Arkansas: from Kirby’s 1943. Arkansas workmen’s compensation law effec- Digest of 1904 and the Act of 1905 to 1919 inclusive. tive December 5, 1940, with all amendments, the con- Memphis, TN: T. H. Dickson. 173p. AFU. stitutional amendment and the rules adopted by the commission. Little Rock, AR: Paragon Printing Com- 1809 Harman, S. W. and Sterns, C. P. 1898. Hell on the pany. 76p. AFU. border: he hanged eighty-eight men. Fort Smith, AR: The Phoenix Pub. Co. 720p. AFU. 1800 Arkansas. Workmen’s Compensation Law Associa- tion for Arkansas. 1928. Laws, etc. Draft of the pro- 1810 Jones, P. and Varn, D. R. Arkansas Supreme Court. posed Workmen’s Compensation Act for Arkansas, 1935. The Arkansas law of title to real property, ac- June 2, 1928. Little Rock, AR: Workmen’s Compensa- cording to the decisions of the Supreme Court of Ar- tion Law Association for Arkansas. 56p. AFU. kansas, and present and former statutes. St. Louis, MO: Thomas Law Book Co. 1080p. AFU. 1801 Arkansas. Bank Dept. Securities Division. 1934. Laws, etc. Digest of the securities laws of Arkansas. 1811 Kirby, W. F. and Castle, J. T. 1916. A digest of stat- Little Rock, AR: The Department. 44p. AFU. utes of Arkansas, embracing all laws of a general nature in force at the close of the session of the General 1802 Atkinson, L. J. [1934]. Banking legislation dur- Assembly of one thousand nine hundred and fifteen, ing the depression. Thesis (Seminar), University of Ar- including the primary election law adopted at the elec- kansas. School of Business Administration, Fayetteville. tion held November 7, 1916. Little Rock, AR: [s.n.]. 63p. (Seminar Thesis no. 5). AFU. xii,2623p. AFU.

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1937 Spore, K. L. 1944. A history of the First Method- 1947 Arkansas. Department of Public Welfare. 1945. A ist Church of Camden, Arkansas. Camden, AR: His- bird’s eye view of Arkansas Department of Public torical Society of the First Methodist Church. 219p. AFU. Welfare, 1935-1945, public assistance program. [Little Rock, AR: s.n.]. 42p. WorldCat. 1938 Tedford, L. C. 1945. A brief history of the Marion Baptist Church, Marion, Arkansas. Marion, AR: 1948 Arkansas. Department of Public Welfare. 1942. Data Tedford. 24p. AFU. relating to the administration of the welfare program. [Little Rock, AR]: The Department. [20]p. UALR. 1939 The history of Catholicity in Arkansas from the earliest missionaries down to the present time pub- 1949 Arkansas. Department of Public Welfare. 1940. lished under the auspices of the Historical Commis- Manual. Little Rock, AR: The Author. [52]p. AFU. sion of the Diocese of Little Rock. 1925. Little Rock, AR: The Guardian. [210]p. AFU. 1950 Arkansas. Department of Public Welfare. [1937]. Social characteristics of cases opened and cases closed 1940 Tyler, G. R. and Holcomb, H. [1912]. A brief his- by special types of assistance in Arkansas. Little Rock, tory of the Gainsville Baptist Association. Paragould, AR: The Department. 14p. AFU. AR: Soliphone Job Printers. 46p. AFU. 1951 Arkansas. Department of Public Welfare. 1944. 1941 Watson, P. S. G. 1859. A sermon delivered before Social security programs as related to agricultural the Arkansas Baptist State Convention on ministerial workers. [Little Rock, AR: The Dept.]. 7p. LC. education, on the seventeenth of October, eighteen hundred and fifty-eighth, at Charleston, Franklin 1952 Arkansas. State Emergency Relief Commission. County, Arkansas, and published by the unanimous 1934. C. W. A. activities in Arkansas. Little Rock, AR: request of that body. Little Rock, AR: True Democrat The Commission. [89]p. LC. Steam Press Print. 26p. AFU. 1953 Arkansas. State Emergency Relief Administration. 1942 Williams, C. G. 1923. Builders of a kingdom: a [1936]. Development and administration of emergency history of the Little Rock Conference Woman’s Mis- programs. Traveling recovery road. The story of re- sionary Society of Arkansas, 1873-1923. Hot Springs lief, work-relief and rehabilitation in Arkansas. Au- National Park, AR: [s.n.]. 280p. AFU. gust 30, 1932 to November 15, 1936. [Little Rock, AR: The Administration]. 173p. AFU. 1943 Wilson, C. M. [19—]. Backhill worship in Arkan- sas. [S.l.: s.n.]. [5]p. (Plain Talk, p.99-103). UALR. 1954 Arkansas. State Emergency Relief Administration. 1934. Manual of procedure Rural Rehabilitation, Work Division, Case Work Department. Effective April Rural Life—Rural Sociology 1st, 1934. Little Rock, AR: The Administration. [27]p. 1944 Abramson, M. S. 1940. The part of the chain stores AFU. in the distribution of Arkansas farm produce and al- 1955 Arkansas. State Emergency Relief Administration. leviation of the surplus problem. Thesis (Seminar), 1934. Review of C.W.A. activities in Arkansas. Little University of Arkansas. College of Business Adminis- Rock, AR: The Administration. WorldCat. tration, Fayetteville. 151p. (Seminar Thesis No 64). AFU. 1956 Arkansas. University. Committee for Survey-Ap- 1945 Arkansas Department of Education, Division of praisal of National Youth Administration of Arkan- Vocational Education. [1942]. 1942 survey of 2,000 sas. 1940. Preliminary report of Committee. Fayetteville, white Arkansas farm families. Little Rock, AR: The AR: The Committee. 111p. AFU. Department. UALR. 1957 Ashenhurst, J. O. [1913]. A rural survey in Ar- 1946 Arkansas. Bureau of Labor and Statistics. [1923]. kansas. New York, NY: Board of Home Missions of the The childhood of Arkansas. [Little Rock, AR: The Bu- Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. [31]p. AFU. reau. 15p. AFU.

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1958 Blackburn, D. W. and Hankins, H. [1937]. Char- 1970 Gaines, D. B. 1898. Racial possibilities as indi- acteristics of recent farm settlement in Arkansas. Little cated by the Negroes of Arkansas. Little Rock, AR: Rock, AR: U.S.D.A. Farm Security Administration and Printing Department of Philander Smith College. 189p. Bureau of Agricultural Economics, Division of Land AFU. Economics, Region VI. 35 [1]p. AFU. 1971 Gerlach, E. M. [1938]. Arkansas social service 1959 Brannen, C. O. [1937]. Problems of share-crop- resource directory. [Washington, DC: U.S. Dept. of Jus- pers on cotton farms. [S.l.: s.n.]. 10p. AFU. tice, Bureau of Prisons]. 42-73p. AFU.

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1962 Callaway, J. E. 1922. The road to righteous judge- 1974 Hadley, A. W. 1905. The Tontitown settlement: ment; a brief on the Negro question. Arkadelphia, AR: history of successful Italian colony in Arkansas. [S.l.: The Sifting Herald Printing Co. 40p. AFU. s.n.]. [4]p. (Maxwell’s Talisman, October 1905 p.14-6). UALR. 1963 Carter, D. G. 1938. Study of rural housing. Fayetteville, AR: University of Arkansas. 31p. (Agricul- 1975 Highfill, J. V. 1938. Situations, problems, and tural Experiment Station. Bulletin No 364). AFU. interests of unmarried rural young people, 16-25 years of age. [Little Rock, AR]: University of Arkansas. Col- 1964 Cathey, C. W. 1936. Slavery in Arkansas. Thesis lege of Agriculture. Extension Service. 33p. (Extension (M.A.), University of Arkansas, Fayetteville. 104p. AFU. Circular No 417). AFU.

1965 Clayton, L. 1928. Legal status and social life of 1976 Hodges, L. 1914. Slavs on Southern farms: an the slave in Arkansas. Thesis (A.M.), University of account of the Bohemian, Slovak, and Polish agricul- Chicago. DIS. tural settlements in the Southern states. Washington, DC: G.P.O. [21]p. (U.S. Congressional Serial Set, 63rd 1966 Committee on Negro Organization. [1940]. Arkan- Congress, 2nd Session, Senate. Document No 595, pp.1- sas Negroes must organize. Pine Bluff, AR: Committee 21). UALR. on Negro Organization. [10]p. AFU. 1977 Hughes, E. M. 1942. The relationship between 1967 Cossey, J. I. 1922. Who are the Knights of the Ku home and family background and academic success Klux Klan?: sermon by the Rev. J. I. Cossey in the of students of Harding College, Searcy, Arkansas, for Baptist Church at Dequeen, Ark. January 1922. [S.l. : 1936 and 1939. Thesis (M.S.), University of Arkansas, s.n.]. 8p. AFU. Fayetteville. 6-95p. AFU.

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2003 Tulane University School of Social Work. [1935]. 2014 Women of the Ku Klux Klan. [between 1915 and Public welfare administration: Arkansas. [New Or- 1935]. Beware! Little Rock, AR: Women of the Ku Klux leans, LA: Tulane University]. 2 vols; Volume 1 at AFU, Klan. 5p. AFU. Volume 2 in World Cat. 2015 Women of the Ku Klux Klan. [1923]. Women of 2004 U.S. Farm Security Administration. 1938. Rural America!: the past! the present! the future!: outline rehabilitation in region six. [Arkansas, Mississippi, of principles and teachings. Little Rock, AR: Parke- Louisiana]. [S.l.: s.n.]. 16p. WorldCat. Harper. 16p. AFU.

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2023 Arkansas. State Highway Department. 1941. Ru- 2035 Pulaski County, Ark. County Planning Board. 1941. ral road inventory of Arkansas. Little Rock, AR: Ar- Master plan, roads and highways, Pulaski County, Ar- kansas State Highway Commission. [136]p. LC. kansas. [Little Rock, AR: Democrat Printing & Litho- graphing Co.]. 55p. AFU. 2024 Arkansas. State Highway Dept. and U.S. Public Roads Administration and U.S. Work Projects Adminis- 2036 Roberts, R. W. 1935. An analysis of the cost of tration (Ark.) and Arkansas. State Highway Commission. pupil transportation in Arkansas. Thesis (Ph.D), 1940. Motor vehicle allocation and road use surveys Cornell University. 31p. (Arkansas Agricultural Experi- of the state of Arkansas. [Little Rock, AR]: Arkansas ment Station. Bulletin No 316). AFU. State Highway Commission. 128p. AFU. 2037 Scherck, Richter Company. [1939]. A new review 2025 Armstrong, A. B. 1923. Railway systems in Ar- of the state of Arkansas highway fund obligations. St. kansas. Thesis (M.A.), University of Arkansas, Louis, MO: Scherck, Richter Company. [7]p. AFU. Fayetteville. 25p. AFU. 2038 U.S. Railroad Administration. [1919]. Arkansas. 2026 Arthurs, R. 1938. Survey of the Missouri Pacific [Little Rock, AR: Jordan-Foster Co.]. 40p. AFU. Railroad Company. Thesis (Seminar), University of Arkansas. College of Business Administration, 2039 U.S. Work Projects Administration. 1940. Citations Fayetteville. 83p. AFU. to early steamboats, 1819-1874, inclusive, and early railroads, 1852-1874, inclusive, in Arkansas as re- 2027 Bailey, F. A. 1940. Arkansas highway financing flected by newspaper files for period covered. [Little since 1937. Thesis (Seminar), AUniversity of Arkansas. Rock, AR]: The Administration. 213p. (Its Project 5261- College of Business Administration, Fayetteville. 1, 69p. 9). AFU. (Seminar Thesis No 65). AFU.

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2046 Arkansas. Bureau of Mines, Manufactures and Ag- 2058 C. S. Burch Publishing Company. 1887. Handbook riculture. [1924]. Arkansas information. Little Rock, of Fort Smith and Sebastian County, Arkansas. Chi- AR: The Bureau. [28]p. AFU. cago, IL: The Company. 30, [l]p. AFU.

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Agricultural and home extension program 0286 Subject Index Bradley County, 1927 0312 4-H clubs Agricultural clubs agricultural clubs 0269 4-H 0269 study courses 0297 University of Arkansas College of Agriculture 0357 Aberdeen-Angus cattle 0429 Agricultural colleges Adult education 1454 cost comparison 0313 conferences, training 1645 description 0338 Advertising 2080 Agricultural congresses, 1880’s 0695 African-American 1970,1178 Agricultural conservation program, 1942 0062 agricultural education Agricultural credit 0160 vocational agriculture 0361 Ashley County 0195 biography 1221 Craighead County, 1920s 1432 M. W. Gibbs 1144 Hempstead County 0194 Scott Bond 1231 World War I 0117 civil rights 1966 Agricultural credit, 1920s 0118 counseling 1643 Agricultural credit, 1929 1424 crime and criminals 1900, 1996 Agricultural credit, 1930s 0129 education,1535, 1578 Agricultural development 1345 Conway 1597 land sales, 1870’s 1333 Home economics 1463 natural resources 1346 Jefferson County 1592 promotion 1250 Little River County 1594 promotion, 1870’s 1291 Nevada County 1593 Southeastern Arkansas, 1917 1366 Phillips County, 1930 1481 Southwestern Arkansas 1350 Rosenwald Fund 1540 Agricultural diversification 0364 employment 1739 Agricultural economics, 1930s 0306 freedmen 1870, 1999 Agricultural economy freemasons 1179 World War I 0170 health and hygiene 1711, 1712 Agricultural education 0256 higher education, Pine Bluff history 0259 Arkansas Agricultural and Mechanical College, history legislation pre-1861 1886 Monticello history 0326 home economics study and teaching Arkansas Industrial University 0257 junior college 0360 colleges, 1900s 0322 Jeanes Fund Home Makers Clubs 1544 elementary schools 0352 Little Rock 1995 evening schools 0355 lynching 1998 Faulkner County Future Farmers of America 0321 Henry Lowry 1997 Lee and Hot Springs counties 0325 medical care 1711, 1712 Marion County vocational agriculture 1581 statistics 1722 on-farm training 0261 North Little Rock, surveys 2016 state universities, cost comparison 0313 reconstruction history 1860 statistics 0348 religion 1932 University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, history 0346 rural social conditions 1616 veterans 1646 secondary schools - directories 1618 vocational history 0349 segregation 1961, 1962 Agricultural Experiment Station, Fayetteville suffrage 1878 Farmer’s Week, 1919 0298 teachers, 1930’s 1606 Agricultural Experiment stations, history universities and colleges 1636 Batesville, AR. 0041 vocational agriculture teacher training 0339 Agricultural extension 0272, 0317 Agaricaceae 0825 drama 0324 Agricultural finance 0216 history 0351 Agricultural Adjustment Act, 1938 0064 journalism 0343 Agricultural Adjustment Administration Seaman A. Knapp drama 0324 soil conservation 0038 tenants and sharecroppers 0316

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Agricultural industries 138, 0168 politics, 1930s 0050 Washington County 0365 promotion 0193,0366 Agricultural laborers 0631 Saline County 0692 cotton farms 1760 Southern States 0364 land tenure 1762 statistics 1925 0372 plantations, 1930s 1751 statistics, 1928-1943 0374 production costs 0178 United States economic aspects 0050 agricultural laborers, 1930s 1738 Agriculture Adjustment Administration Agricultural lands 1289 land use pastures 0040 Agricultural leadership Agriculture and state 0050 surveys, 1930’s 1972 Aid, high schools 1551 Agricultural machinery 0248 Alfalfa 0879 agricultural laborers comparative costs 0247 cuttings 0790 Agricultural maps field experiments 0877 crops 0608 vitality 0790 soils 0605 Altitudes 0617 Agricultural marketing, 1920s 0159 American Land Company 0628 Agricultural organizations Analysis Arkansas State Farmers’ Union 1846 agricultural products 0502 constitution 1835 feeds 0014 Agricultural planning fertilizers 0998 World War II 0001 grapes 0924 Agricultural produce plant products, phytin phosphorus content 0922 grading 0158 soils humus content 1052 marketing 0158 wheat 0949 shipping 0158 Anecdotes Agricultural production folklore railroads Ozark mountains 1140 transportation 2038 humor 1706 World War II 0068 Angora goat Agricultural products livestock industry, 1890s 0491 milling 0133 Animal diseases 0381 Agricultural profits 0311 Texas fever 0501 Agricultural promotion 0104 Animal industry Profitable Farming Bureau, 1920’s 0163 laws and legislation Agricultural resources 0694 sanitation 0417 natural resources 1348 laws and legislation 0434 Agricultural resources, 1880’s 0695 Animal nutrition Agricultural settlements vitamin B 0538 Slavic immigrants 1976 Anthrax 0412 Agricultural wheel vaccine 0411 farm organizations 1843 Anti-Horse Thief Association 1831 Agricultural workers history 1832 social security 1951 Aphis gossypii Agriculture 0172,284 cotton 0450 census 0372 Apple industry 0123 cooperatives 0203 Apple trees description 0369, 0370, 0378 apple tree borer 0398 economic aspects 0050 blossom blight 0832 extension work 0334 breeding cross pollination 0984 guides 0367 cultural treatment 0986 laws and legislation 0025 diseases and pests 0832 Mississippi County 0253 fertilizers 0804 outlook 0375 spraying and dusting 0961 planning 0005 losses 0962

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pruning 0961 Arkansas highway finance program seedlings 0947 laws and legislation 1818 soils 1054 Arkansas highway fund 2037 twig blight 0832 Arkansas highway system 2031 woolly aphis 0396 Arkansas Industrial University 0256 Apples agricultural education 0257 diseases and pests 0379 Farm bulletin No 1 0345 apple scab 0749 Arkansas Jersey Cattle Club bitter rot 0749 directory 0383 fire blight 0930 Arkansas Mounted Rifles 1181 bibliography 0827 Arkansas Pecan Growers Association 0760 grading 0018 Arkansas River 1083 maggots 0437 Floods 0614 Ozark region 0824 control 1080, 1082 pectic content 0977 history 1150 seedlings 0945 navigation development 1090 spraying and dusting 0749 surveys 1111 spraying equipment 0943 Arkansas river delta, 0219 uses 0510 Arkansas river valley 1332 varieties development 0663, 1083, 1281,1288 Black Ben Davis 0613 natural resources 0663 Apprentices regional resources 1363 vocational education 0266 rural electrification 1280 Architecture, domestic 0237 Arkansas River Watershed designs and plans 0226 ecology 0551 Arithmetic Arkansas State Fair 1657, 1676 home study 1563 Arkansas State Farmers’ Union 1846 Arkadelphia Arkansas State Grange public schools constitution 1852 finance 1583 history 1840 Arkansas Agricultural and Mechanical College, proceedings 1850 Monticello, history 0326 Arkansas State Horticultural Society Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station apple varieties 0613 research reports 0074 Arkansas State Penitentiary Arkansas Agricultural Extension Service history 2066 programs and development 0096 Arkansas State Planning Board 0016 Arkansas Agricultural, Mechanical and Normal College, progress report 0028 Pine Bluff public works 0029 anniversaries 0259 regional planning 0055 Arkansas College Arkansas State Teachers’ Association history 1203 organization 1630 Arkansas Cotton Growers Co-operative Association 0004 Arkansas valley Arkansas Counties description 1325 history 1191 natural resources 0727 Arkansas Delta plantations 0190 Arkansas Valley Authority 1281 Arkansas Department of Public Welfare Arkansas Valley Improvement Company 1386 history, 1935-1945 1947 Arsenites Arkansas Economic Council 0672 pesticides 0753 agricultural development, 1940’s 0103 Art development 1252 Ozark mountains 1687 Arkansas Employment Security Law 1742 Ascochyta Arkansas Farmer’s Union cotton constitution 1835 diseases and pests 0819 Arkansas highway bonds Ashley County refunding 1881 agricultural credit 0195

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educational survey 1482 Aberdeen-Angus 0429 soil surveys 1071 breeding 0486 Asparagus feeds and feeding 0400 fertilizers 0963 cottonseed meal 0380 salt 0963 grazing 0399 Asphalt guides 0478 Southwestern Arkansas 0714 research 0486 Auctions 0171 surgery 0382 livestock 0171 Beekeeping 0389 Autobiography Beetles A.J. Marshall 1204 corn 0781 George W. Donaghey 1865 Benefit trust fund 1749 Automobiles Benton County statistics 2018 development and promotion 1370 surveys 2024 cattle tick 0496 Avitaminosis 0535 education secondary 1631 fairs 1655 B vitamins history 1184 rice processing 0524 immigration 1299 Babesiosis social surveys, rural areas 1957 cattle 0381, 0419 soil conservation 1012 Bacillus amylovorus 0933 soil surveys 1078 Bacterial stalk rot Bentonville corn diseases and pests 0928 rural life development 1279 Bankruptcy, 1930s Bentonville Fish and Game Protective Association of statistics 1411 Bentonville, Ark. Banks and banking 0135, 0147, 0217,1404, 1418 constitution and by-laws 0042 administration 1436 Bermuda grass failures 1422 seeds 0913 history 1412 Berryville investigations 1793 fairs 1669 laws and legislation 1778, 1779,1802,1808 Bevens, W. E. 1172 real estate 1409 Bingelow statistics 0167 farm homes 1302 Baptist Church Biogeography church records and minutes 1910 crops and livestock 0623 Woman’s Missionary Union of Arkansas history 1934 Biography 1185 association history 1917 A.H. Garland 1216 church history 1926 African-American 1221 clergy training 1941 Albert Pike 1169 Barley doctors 1227 seed treatment 0993 governors 1857 Batesville, AR. history 1238 agricultural experiment station history 0041 J.G. Wallace 1240 Bathhouses Jeff Davis 1869 Hot Springs, rules and regulations 1824 memoirs 1237 Baxter County pioneer life 1233 agricultural development and promotion 1353 Western Arkansas 1189 educational survey 1465 women 2073 history 1235 Birds 0390 Baxter, Elisha 1871 Arkansas 0390 Bean leaf beetle Boston mountains 0487 diseases and pests 0448 Bitter rot Beebe 1388 apples diseases and pests 0749 Beef cattle Black widow spider 0394

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Blister beetles Cairo and Fulton Railroad Company control 0391 history 2034 Blossom blight Calhoun County apple trees 0832 educational survey 1485 Blytheville pioneer history 1175 development 1283 Calves Bohemian immigrants feeds and feeding, roughage 0438 agricultural settlements 1976 Camden Boll weevil economic conditions 1355 control 0457 Cane Hill spraying and dusting 0446 history 1148 summer infestations and food sources 0445 Canneries Bollworm tomato management 0514 cotton pests 0447 Canning and preserving Bond, Scott 1231 fruits and vegetables 0504, 0505 Boone County Canning industry development 1336 tomatoes 0916 educational survey 1483 Cantaloupes natural resources 0682 marketing 0211 Bordeaux mixture 0747 production 0964 Boston mountains Carroll County birds 0487 educational survey 1486 Botany 0773, 0801 history 1174 guides 0800 Catalog catalogs 0693 plants 0802 Boy’s and Girl’s clubs Catholic church poultry breeding and raising 0333 history 1920 Bradley County Cattle agricultural and home extension program 0312 Babesiosis 0381 community contest 1139 dipping 0387 educational survey 1484 parasites 0409 history 1327 spaying 0382 soil survey 1023 Texas fever 0409 Breeding Cattle diseases chickens 0440 ringworm 0477 cotton 0839 Cattle tick Broilers (poultry) Benton County 0496 breeding 0439 control 0419 marketing 0497 laws and legislation 0436 Brooks, Joseph 1871 Northwest Arkansas 0495 Broughton Baptist Church Washington County 0496 records and minutes 1910 Cattle trade 0171 Brown, William Montgomery, 1855-1937 1933 Celery Business cycles 1429 varieties 0958 Business Education, 1602 Census Business education agriculture 0372 training 1602 analysis 0202 Business teachers Centennial history training 1602 Lawrence County 1208 Butter Central Fruit Growers Exchange, Inc. flavor and odor 0545 by-laws 0046 fungal contamination 0515 Central Valleys Soil Conservation District 1017 Centralized purchasing 2062 Cabbage Certification varieties 0908 teachers 1588

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Chain stores narratives 1745 retail trade farm produce 1944 officials and employees registers 1736 Charities 2003 selectees surveys 1752 public assistance 1950 Clay directories 1971 soils 0688 Chemistry Clay County wheat 0949 educational survey 1487 Cherokee Indians women employment 1773 Trail of Tears, 1838 2084 Cleburne County Chickens development 1300 breeding 0440 educational survey 1466,1598 feeds and feeding 0488 natural resources 0657 nutrition 0462 Cleveland County Chicot County educational survey 1488 drainage 1100 Climate 0620, 0625, 1374 schools consolidation 1585 crops 0615 Child development Clinton, AR extension education 0341 educational surveys 1607 Child health and welfare Clover public health conferences 1709 varieties 0792 Children Clover Bend clothing, cotton fabrics 1735 farms 1987 employment, 1920s 1946 Clubs health and hygiene 1708, 1710 biography women 1180 poetry folklore 1705 Coal Cholera 1716 home heating 0718 hog 0381 Coal mines and mining 0730 Cholera, Asiatic accidents 0740 Fort Smith 1716 relief, 1930s 1744 Church history Codling moth 0407 Mississippi County 1936 control 0456 Churches Colic Baptists, history 1926 horses 0501 Methodist, Hot Springs 1929 mules 0501 Presbyterian 1931 Collectors Cities and towns laws and legislation 1814 civic improvement 1139 College achievement Citrus fruit rural schools 1605 biochemistry 0516 College of Agriculture City and town life University of Arkansas, Fayetteville removal 0047 description 1166 Color Civil defense genetics cotton 0971 World War I women’s organizations 1836 Columbia County Civil rights educational survey, 1930s 1470 African-American 1966 history 1205 Civil War 1239 soil surveys 1036 history 1172 Commerce 1195 personal narratives ,Confederate 1220, 1214 directories 1414 regimental histories 1244 exhibitions 1322 Civil Works Administration Commercial law 1808 Arkansas, 1934 1952 Commercial teacher preparation 1602 Civilian Conservation Corps Commonwealth College (Mena AR) 1650, 1885 administration 0069 academic freedom 1608 Arkansas district registers 1755 Communism education 1601 study and teaching 1885

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Community organization plans, Arkansas Agricultural yield 0907 Extension Service 0270 Corn pests Community schools 1578 corn root worm 0452 management and organization 1452, 1575 corn weevil 0500 Conference of Agricultural Extension Workers in Arkansas Corn/cane silage reports, 1925 0279 legume forage 0818 Conservation Corn/cowpea fields-beef cattle Agricultural Adjustment Administration 0063 grazing 0399 laws and legislation 0013 Cossatot river natural resources 0679 power development 1087 study and teaching 0671 Cotton 0797 wildlife 1127 acreage 1410 Consolidation laws and legislation, 1930’s 0052 rural schools 1549 aphid 0450 Constitution blooming 0968 Arkansas Farmers’ Union 1835 boll weevil 0445 Farmer’s State Alliance and Industrial Union of bollworm 0447 Arkansas 1842 Branch Experiment Station 0607 Constitutional convention, 1918 1785 breeding 0837 Convict labor 1973 bibliography 0866 Convict lease system 1973 color 0966, 0971 Conway fiber length 0966 biography leaf shape 0966 memoirs 1170 cooperatives 0003 development and promotion 1295, 1305 laws and legislation 0002 education 1597 culture 0850 surveys 1489 diseases and pests 0820, 0995 history 1211 ascochyta 0819 religion and rural life 1925 control 0449 soil surveys 1014 fusarium wilt 0854 Conway County 1189 ecology 0844 Cooperatives economic problems 0368 cotton 0003 experiments 0794 laws and legislation 0002 analysis of variance 0918 marketing 0146 fertilizers 0799 farmers 0212 farmers 0097 fruits 0046 Italian immigrants 2001 growers 0184 fertilizers 0767 strawberry marketing 0191 soils 0878 Corn verticillium wilt 0992 breeding bibliography 0866 field experiments 0775 cultivation experiments 0887 food products, swine 0413 diseases and pests 0926 fruit set and yield 0968 bacterial stalk rot 0928 fusarium wilt 0975 beetles 0781 fertilizers 0994 experiments 0529, 0795, 0939 strains 0942 fertilizers 0799 genetics 0971 legumes interplanting 0858 grading 0161 planting dates, yield 0857 growing 0803 root rot 0926 history 0616 seed treatment 0993 growing, 1930s 1959 seeds quality 0938 insect control, cotton worm 0499 spacing 0915 lint analysis 0836 varieties 0856, 0914 manufacture 0162 climate 0907 textile factories 0108

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marketing 0110 storage 0921 cooperatives 0146 transportation regulation 0021 pricing, 1930’s 0201 Cottonseed meal morphology 0835 analysis 0015 nitrogen 0955 feeds and feeding 0400 organizations 1847 beef cattle 0380 plantations swine 0421 economic conditions 1979 Counseling and guidance landlord and tenant 0656 adult, Fort Smith 1615 Lee Wilson & Co. 1330 African-American 1643 soil management 0124 Counties presses 0248 economic statistics 2085 prices 0161 Country life 1154 grading 0174 County agents production 0140, 0172, 0208 manuals and guidebooks 0293 statistics 0207 organizations, 1940’s 0283 quality 0853 plan and programs, 0280, 0281, 0299 0301 red color breeding 0974 County and Farmers’ Alliance of Arkansas 1842 seed meal analysis 0011 County government 1862 soils 0897 finances, surveys 1855 cotton wilt 0995 County schools verticillium wilt 0976 supervision 1603 spacing 0774 County welfare 2003 yield 0967 Courts taxation, 1880s 0053 history 1829 trade and statistics 0209 Cowpeas trade organizations 1834 experiments 0899 varieties 0771 hay 0901 fusarium wilt 0991 nitrogen fixing 0503 verticillium wilt 0976 varieties 0870 worm insecticides 0746 hay production 0889 worm control 0499 seed production 0889 yield legumes 0876 Craighead County inter-cropping 0865 agricultural credit, 1920’s 1432 Cotton belt 0378 educational survey 1467 Cotton farms history 1243 land tenure, economic conditions 0643 public works, 1943 1296 agricultural labor, land tenure 1760, 1762 soil surveys 1022 Cotton fibers Crawford County measuring instruments 0243 directories, agriculture 1365 Cotton fruiting educational survey 1477 fertilizers 0884 fairs 1665 Cotton fusarium wilt 0989 farms 1365 soil temperature 0990 history 1184 Cotton ginning public schools, history 1571 laws and legislation, 1917 0008 rural lands, directories, 1920’s 1400 Cotton growing 0131 Creameries fertilizers 1044 directories 0107 Southern Tenant Sharecroppers Union 1759 Credit ratings 1413, 1437 Cotton hopper Crime and criminals, 1850s 2076 leaf bugs control 0449 Crittenden County Cottonseed educational survey 1490 feed 0399 Crop diseases toxicity 0414 corn root-rot 0926 products 0101 Crop pests

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spraying and dusting 0752 Des Arc Crop rotation description 1297 forage plants natural resources 1297 cotton 0795 promotion 1297 rice production 1046 rural life development 1342 soybean varieties 0869 Description Crop statistics, 1928-1943 0374 rural life 1249 Crop systems 0176 statistics 2061 Crops Description and travel 1161, 1916 climate 0615 economic conditions 1376 economic aspects 0330 Fayetteville 1896 Crops and livestock hunting and fishing 1902 biogeography 0623 Desha County Cross County drainage 1100 educational survey, 1930s 1491 educational survey 1493 rural life development 1339 rural organizations, home demonstration clubs 1837 Crossbreeding Designs and plans broiler production 0440 farm buildings 0250 Crossett Experimental Forest 0596 rural community centers 1290 alternative management practices 0577 Development 1377, 1380 Curricula Arkansas river valley 1083 rural schools 1529 history 1207 Cypress Creek drainage 1100 immigration 1248, 1389 Johnson County 1317 Dairies library services 145 directories 0107 natural resources, 1904 1293 building and design 0231 Paragould 1294 economic aspects 0115 Piggott 1294 Dairy cattle promotion 1378, 1383 feeds and feeding 0459, 0541 statistics, 1870’s 1310 industry, organizations 0383 White County 1278 Dairy cows 0107 Dialects Dairy products Ozark mountains fungal contamination 0515 pronunciation 1701 Dairy refrigeration Diamond building and design 0230 mines and mining 0661 Dallas County Pike County 0715 educational survey 1492 Diets forests and forestry, fire prevention 0550 vitamins 0532 history 2059 Directories Davis, Jeff 1869 industries 1268 biography 1224 Disease and pests De Witt corn root worm 0452 rural life development 1342 animals 0381 Deaf apples 0437 education history 1621 bean leaf beetle 0448 Debts codling moth 0454 public 1882 control manuals 0743 Deforestation - land use 0130 cotton 0844 Dehorning 0471 grapes 0943 Delta area laws and legislation 0023 African-American medical care 1722 oats 0936 Dendrochronology orchards 0407 pine trees 0581 rice 0455, 0815 Deposit insurance 1823 shade trees 0784

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stone fruits 0817 development 1242,1285 striped cucumber beetle 0453 Fort Smith 0048 tomatoes 0978 Grand Prairie of Arkansas 1399 White Oak 0583 industries, 1930s 0664 Distributive education 0336 Little Rock, statistics 2055 occupations 0335 Lonoke County 2077 Districts, rural natural resources 1256, 1407 finance 1442 Northwest Arkansas 1313 Diversification social surveys 0028 agriculture 0371 Southwestern Arkansas 1350 feed crops 0109 state planning, World War II 0061 self-sufficiency 0113 statistics, 1890’s 2043, 2085 Doctors Stuttgart 1399 biography surveys 1408,1440 19th century 1227 Texarkana 1292 Domestic animals 0171 White County 1278 Domestic architecture Education native materials 0229 administration 1450 Donaghey, G. W. 1866 adult 1454 autobiography 1865 African-American 1616 Drainage 0244 Jefferson County 1592 Chicot County 1100 Little River County 1594 Desha County 1100 Nevada County 1593 laws and legislation 0006, 1085 Phillips County 1481 St. Francis River 1102 African-American, 1927-1928 1535 Drainage projects agriculture 0319 St. Francis River valley 1103 elementary schools 0352 Drew County 1062 history 0349 development and promotion, 1930’s 1391 statistics 0348 soil surveys 1063 University of Arkansas, College of Agriculture 0300 Droughts 0624 Arkansas reports, 1877/78 1525 agriculture 0624 Ashley County 1482 Drugs Baxter County 1465 laws and legislation 1797 Boone County 1483 Dumas Bradley County 1484 rural life development 1341 Calhoun County 1485 Dunbar Junior College 0360 Carroll County 1486 Dwight Mission Chicot County 1585 Cephas, Washburn 1922 Civilian Conservation Corps 1601 Clay County 1487 Earle rice peeler 0240 Cleburne County 1466 Eastern Arkansas Cleveland County 1488 flood relief 0036 Commonwealth College 1885 Eastern strawberry louse 0780 Conway 1489 Eastern tent caterpillar 0784 Craighead County 1467 Ecological studies Crawford County 1477 cotton 0844 Crittenden County 1490 legumes 0842 curricula 1537 watershed 1133 Dallas County 1492 Economic conditions 0728, 1419, 1438, 2070 deaf history 1621 agriculture 0065 Desha County 1493 Arkansas river valley 1083 distributive 0335 business cycles 1431 higher education, conditions, 1910 1619 Camden, Ouachita County 1355 extension, child development 0341 cotton plantations 1979 finance 1614

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Faulkner County 1494 Van Buren County 1476 federal aid 1564 vocational agriculture 0268 history 1528 vocational guidance 0262 Hot Springs 1495 Washington County 1521 Howard County 1496 White County 1522 Independence County 1473 women history pre-1861 1617 Izard County 1497 Woodruff County 1523 Jackson County 1498 Yell County 1524 laws and legislation 1558 Educators Lawrence County 1499 reminiscences 1653 Lee County 1468 Eggs Lincoln County 1469 preservation 0518 Logan County 1500 production 0488 Lonoke County 1501 laying hen maturity 0433 manuals 1596 vermifuge treatment 0490 Marion County 1474 storage 0534 Miller County 1502 Eggshells Mississippi County 1539 manganese in animal nutrition 0462 Monroe County 1503 El Dorado oil fields Montgomery County 1504 petroleum and natural gas 0681 Newton County 1505 pictorial works 0732 organizations 1456 Election law, 1795, 1806 Ouachita County 1506 Electric power plants 1359 Perry County 1507 Electric power production Pike County 1508 White River 1084 Poinsett County 1509 Electric utilities Polk County 1475 rates 1356 Pope County 1461 Elementary school teachers pre-school 1582 handbooks 1552 programs 1557 Elm leaf-beetle 0784 development, 1930’s 1527 Emergency relief 2003 public schools 1560 administration 1953 history 1647 development, 1930’s 1953 Randolph County 1511 Emigration reports, 1910 1550 promotion 1377 Saline County 1513 economic conditions, 1872 1310 Scott County 1514 records 2008 Searcy County 1515 Employment Sebastian County 1516 African-American 1739 secondary education postwar 1737 Benton County 1631 women history 1611, 1612 Clay County 1773 studies, 1930s 1543 wages 1740 Sharp County 1517 England St. Francis County 1512 rural life development 1342 statistics 1536 Entomology 0498 Stone County 1518 economic 0392 surveys 1471, 1641 Epidemiology Cleburne County 1598 malaria 1719 Clinton, AR 1607 Equalization Columbia County 1470 public schools 1591,1558 Izard County 1472 Equine diseases 0415 statistics, 1932 1559 Erwinia amylovora 0931 teacher certification 1588 Eudora Union County 1520 rural life development 1341

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Eureka Springs Farm homes Ozark mountains description, 1880’s 2089 Bingelow, Perry County 1302 pioneer history 1174 Farm land Evaluation study real estate 0141 University of Arkansas, College of Agriculture 0356 uses 0213 Exhibitions Farm layout 0182 Southwest Arkansas, description 1324 Farm legislation, national 0056 Experimental design 0918 Farm life 1142, 1969 Experiments drama 0318 corn 0799 Faulkner County cotton 0799 cost and standard of living 1986 Exploration Farm loans 0118 White River 1210 Farm management 0176 Extension, agriculture 0334 Faulkner County 0136, 0139 Extension agents Hempstead County 0157 horticulture handbooks 0296 household accounts 0288 Extension education 1561 household economy 0292 child development, outlines, syllabi, etc. 0341 Pulaski County 0192 home economics, University of Arkansas College Sharp County 0189 of Agriculture 1726 vocational agriculture, study and teaching 0329 home study, 4-H Clubs 0297 Washington County 1151 visiting teachers 0350 Farm management, 0111, 0126 vocational agriculture 0354 Farm mechanization Extension Service production costs 0190 programs and development, 1920’s 0096 Farm mortgages 0118, 0210 Farm organizations 0221 Fairs 1663 agricultural wheel 1843 African-American, 1887 1664 planning 1851 Benton County 1655 Farm ownership Berryville 1669 land sales 0199 Crawford County 1665 Farm policy 0049 exhibitions 2044 Farm produce Faulkner County 1675 agricultural laborers, production costs 0179 first grand fair 1660 analysis 0502 Madison County 1671 distribution 1944 Newport, AR 1672 freight rates 0218 Northwest Arkansas Apple Blossom Festivals marketing 0112 Rogers 1674 laws, 1917 0008 Pine Bluff 1670 prices, 1930s 0224 Rogers Apple Blossom Festival 1673 statistics 0065 Stuttgart 1659 Farm production Woodruff County 1677 self-sufficiency 0113 False wireworm Farm profits 0311 strawberries 0783 Farm refrigeration Farm accounting designs and plans 0228 Arkansas Agricultural Extension Service 0305 Farm repossession Farm animals taxation 0120 diseases 0410 Farm sanitation 1043 Farm buildings 0226 Farm storage Design and construction 0241, 0250 designs and plans 0228 housing 1963 Farm tenancy 0632,0634 Farm credit 0129, 0144, 1424, 1425 cotton plantation 0656 Farm drainage 0244 landlord-tenant relations 0646 Farm families social effects, work conditions 0635 social surveys, 1942 1945 Farmer’s Alliance of Arkansas 1842

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Farmer’s Union 1849 beef cattle cottonseed meal 0380 Farmer’s Week calves fiber content 0438 Agricultural Experiment Station, Fayetteville, 0298 chickens 0488 Farmers cooperatives 0212 contamination 0420 Farmers’ Educational and Cooperative Union of America, cotton swine 0413 mission 1838 cottonseed toxicity 0414 Farmers’ State Alliance and Industrial Union of Arkansas equipment and supplies 0239 Constitution and by-laws 1841 formulas 0492 Farmhouses grading 0503 architecture, domestic 0234 inspection 0099 Farming 0193 laws and legislation 0013 pine pulpwood 0604 legume hay 0459 Farmington standards 0492 hydroelectric power development 1126 storage 0500 Farms swine 0077 census analysis 0202 cottonseed meal 0421 Crawford County 1365 rice bran 0432 Grant County 1334 rice by-products 0430 landlord and tenant 0636 Fertilizers 0363, 0996 Lawrence County, social conditions 1987 analysis 0011 Mississippi County 0253 cottonseed meal 0015 ostrich 0405 apple trees 0804 real estate 0645 cotton 0767 study and teaching 0359 cotton verticillium wilt 0992 taxation, 1920s 1415 fusarium wilt 0989, 0994 Faulkner County cottonseed educational survey 1494 meal analysis 0015 fairs 1675 grapes 0810 farm life 1986 manures 1057 farm management 0136, 0139 marketing 0997 history 1186 minerals 1027 soil surveys 1020 muskmelons 0811 Fayetteville peach trees 0806 description and travel 1896 phosphates 0843, 1007 rural life development 1340 potassium 0843 soil surveys 1077 potatoes 0808 Feathers rice 0814 catalogs 0405 soils Federal aid cotton 0878 education 1564 strawberries 0809 Federal courts spreaders Arkansas 1809 design and construction 0246 Federal Emergency Relief Administration tomatoes 0811 effect on teachers 1988 watermelons 0811 Federal Works Administration Fiction survey reports 1741 humor 2083 Feed and food production rural life 1147 World War I 0039 Field experiments Feed crops corn 0868 diversification 0109 cotton 0838 Feeding equipment Finance 1403 poultry 0472 agriculture 0216 Feeds and feeding 0363 history 1412 analysis 0011 public lands 0633 phytic acid content 0923 public schools 1576

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school bonds 1604 music 1680 schools 1613 Ozark mountains 1685 secondary schools 1651 anecdotes 1140 taxation roads 2020 art 1687 Financial statistics legends 1696 state and local governments 1444 wit and humor 1697 Fire blight 0933 philosophy 1702 apple diseases 0930 poetry farm life 1684 bibliography 0827 rhymes and sketches 1691 Erwinia amylovora 0931 stories 1696 pears 0930 superstition 1707 transmission and hardiness 0929 wisdom advise 1679 Fire extinction wit and humor 1683 equipment and supplies 0547 Food Fires canning and preserving 0505 forests and forestry 0552 laws and legislation 1797 First Christian Church, Fayetteville nutrition 0506 history 1935 conferences 0508 First ladies preservation 0504 biography 2073 Food adulteration 0530 First Methodist Church Food preservatives Camden history 1937 food inspection 0530 Fishes 1131 Food products geographical distribution 1130 milk proteins 0523 Fishing 1902 Food storage Ozark mountains 1901 fruits and vegetables 0531 Flood control Food supply dams and reservoirs conferences 1257 Blue Mountain Dam 1113 Foods, frozen Eastern Arkansas 0036 industries 0143 Illinois river 1119 Forage plants St. Francis river 1120 annual 0791 White river 1120 legumes, corn/cane silage 0818 Floods nutritional composition 0851 Arkansas river 0614 pastures 0765 Eastern Arkansas 0036 perennial 0791 Mississippi river 1108 soil fertility 0793 White River 1084 swine 0402, 0465 Flora 0801 Forestry and lumber industry 0556, 0575 Magazine mountain 0920 southern pines 0582 Massard Prairie 0773 Forests and forestry 0548 Washington County 0823 alternative management 0577 Fodder Arkansas 0549 analysis 0503 Ashley County 0563 Folic acid ecology 0551 vitamin deficiency 0526 economic aspects, statistics 0556 Folk life fires 0552, 0555 humor 2074 prevention and control 0547 Folk songs Ozark National Forest 0591 Searcy County 1686 Dallas County 0550 Folklore 1678 guides, Northwest Arkansas 0589 anecdotes, Ozark mountains 1140 landowners children’s poetry 1705 loblolly pine 0557 gospel music 1688 land repossession, 1930s 0134 legends, Ozark mountains 1696 livestock, mixed farming 0377

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management 0595 Fruit growers mixed loblolly pine 0558 cooperatives 0184 natural resources 0585 Fruit production 0166 operations and planning Ozarks 0142 Arkansas State Forestry Commission 0572 soil fertility 1059 Ouchita National Forest 0592 Fruit trees Ozark national forests 0593 inspection 0032 Ozark region 0571 Fruits planning Pine Bluff 0578 diseases and pests 0754 planting 0573 insect pests control 0751 reserves 0565 marketing 0164 resources 0560 spraying and dusting 0750 description 0570 varieties 0950 North Arkansas Delta 0598 Fungi 0825 Ouachita mountains 0599 Fusarium wilt Southwestern Arkansas 0597 cotton 0975 timber 0580 diseases and pests 0854 southern pines fertilizers 0994 economic aspects Hempstead County 0568 strains 0942 trees 0553 Future Farmers of America guides 0567 Faulkner County 0321 taxation 0134 white cedar 0554 Gainesville Baptist Association Forfeited lands, 19th century 0629 history 1940 Fort Smith Game refuge adult counseling 1615 Ouachita national forests 1134 description economic conditions, 1887 2058 Game Wardens development 1258 manuals 1129 economic conditions, 1945 0048 Games and songs history 1218 boys and girls clubs 0302 public health surveys 1989 home 0295 public utilities rates 1093 Gardening sanitary affairs 1716 fall and winter 0766 stockyards 0183 organizations 0255 Franklin County vegetable 0909 history 1184 Garland County Freedmen history 1186 African-American reconstruction 1870 mineral resources 0662 treatment 1999 Garland, A. H. Freemasons 1179 biography 1216 Freight Gas rates farm products 0218 review 0665 Freshwater mussels Gastrotricha fishery, laws and legislation 0406 Washington County 0408 Frontier and pioneer life 1205 Genetics religion 1914 cotton 0971 reminiscences 1225 Geography Washington County 1690 Miller County 0609 Fruit St. Francis river valley 0610 diseases and pests 0833 Geology varieties 0950 bibliography 0687 Fruit and Truck Experiment Station 0607 guides 0668 Fruit culture 0756, 0761 Hot Springs 1098 fire blight 0929 Northwest Arkansas 0717 Ozark region 0824 Southeastern Arkansas 1125

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surveys guides 0826 Central and Southern Arkansas 0674 varieties 0792 Northern Arkansas, 1857- 1858 0673 Grazing timber resources 0603 rangelands, land use 0044 George Washington Great depression pageant 0323 agricultural credit 0145 Gibbs, M. W. economic policy 1443 biography 1144 farm credit 0144 Glanders Greenbrier Baptist Association equine diseases 0415 history 1928 horses 0415 Greene County Goats politics and government 1307 farming 0493 public works 1307 Gospel music 1688 Greenhouse plants Government 1858 nutrition 0956 state and local financial statistics 1444 Groundwater Governors Northeastern Arkansas 1109 autobiography Northern Louisiana 1125 George W. Donaghey 1865 Southeastern Arkansas 1125 biography 1857 Growth Jeff Davis 1869 tomatoes 0979 Grain Guidebooks 2088 oats 0769 Guides Gramineae 0826 forest trees 0567 Grand Agricultural Wheel of the State of Arkansas grasses 0826 constitution and by-laws 1843 reptiles 0484 Grand Prairie trees 0588 economic conditions 1399 rice Ham and bacon 521 development and promotion 1262 curing 0520 irrigation costs 1088 Hampstead County region 0249 agricultural credit 0194 Grant County Handbook agricultural development 1334 history 1171 history 1186 Handicraft Grapes 0757 Washington County 1690 analysis 0924 Harbors commercial production 0805 Little Rock 1115 diseases and pests 0451 Harding College, students fertilizers 0810 social surveys 1977 industry 0805 Hardwood timber marketing 0169 industries 0561 native 0987 Hardwoods production 0789 measurement 0584 pruning 0810 Harrisburg root-worm 0451 development and description 1338 rootstocks varieties 0925 Harrison riot 1756 spraying and dusting 0750 Hay 0791 spraying equipment 0943 cowpeas 0889 varieties 0952, 0871 Hay crops rootstocks 0925 charts 0764 Grass soils oats 0769 experiments 0796 Hays, George W. 1138 Grasses Health diseases and pests 0927 education 1632

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rural Franklin County 1196 coal miners 1723 Greenbrier Baptist Association 1928 statistics 1724 Home Owners’ Loan Corporation 1435 Health and hygiene Johnson County 1202 African-American 1711 Little Rock 1199 children 1708 lower courts 1829 Health resorts memoirs 1237 Hot Springs 1721 Methodist church 1908, 1937 Yellville 0658 Mississippi County 1303 Heifers Ozark mountains 1183 feeds and feeding 0459 pictorial 1194 Heliothis zea 0447 pre-1836 1242 Hematopoiesis 0535 Presbyterian church 1930 Hempstead County public school education 1647 farm management 0157 public schools 1212 soil surveys 1055 Crawford County 1571 southern pines, economic aspects 0568 reconstruction 1859 Henry Lowry river transportation 2028 lynching 1997 Scott County 1146 Herbaceous cotton 0850 Sebastian County 1182 Hessian flies Sharp County 1213 control 0443 transportation 2033 High schools University of Arkansas, Fayetteville 0346 African-American directories 1618 Hog cholera 0381 regulations and standards 1538 diagnosis 0424 Higher education preventive inoculation 0426 Arkansas Commonwealth College 1650 Hogs conditions, 1910 1619 home production 0386 history 1587 Home building Hillbilly native materials 0229 philosophy 1702 Home cooking Historical memoirs 1187 essays 1731 Northeast Arkansas 1185 Home demonstration History 1188 clothing reconstruction 1729 Agricultural Experiment Station 0607 kitchen improvement 1728 Arkansas 1228 mattress care 1727 textbook 1234 Home demonstration Clubs Arkansas counties 1176 Desha County 1837 Arkansas State Penitentiary 2066 Home economics banks and banking 1412 cotton fabrics, children’s clothing 1735 Baxter County 1235 course of study 1463 biography 1238 extension education, University of Arkansas Bradley County 1327 College of Agriculture 1725 Cairo and Fulton Railroad Company 2034 food selection 1732 Calhoun 1175 instruction manuals 1644 centennial 1197 kitchen equipment, design 1730 civil war 1173 sewing tailoring 1733 Columbia County 1205 study and teaching Conway 1211 African-American 0360 cotton 0616 congresses 0260 development 1207, 1372 vocational education 0263 drama 2065 table etiquette 1734 education 1599 University of Arkansas, College of Agriculture 0294 Faulkner County 1209 Home food supply Fort Smith 1218 World War II 0273

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Home Owners’ Loan Corporation 1433 Income history 1435 wealth 2009 Home study Income tax arithmetic 1563 laws and legislation 1780, 1784 Homestead valuation Indebtedness, 1930s 0180 survey 0215 Independence County Honey 0389 educational survey 1473 Hookworm disease Industrial development rural health 1713 laws and legislation 1828 Horseflies 0481 promotion, 1930’s 1270 Horses Industrial employment colic 0501 women surveys, 1920s 1771 diseases 0415 Industrialization 1276, 1428 glanders 0415 employment of women, 1930s 1753 Horticulture 1251 natural resources 1276 Arkansas Agricultural Extension Service handbooks 0296 Industries 1195, 1419 economic aspects 0125 agriculture, 1920’s 0138 regulation and administration 0037 directories 1268 Hot Springs economic conditions, 1930s 1427 bathhouses 1825 Fort Smith 0048 rules and regulations 1824, 1825 Little Rock 2055 description 1895 natural resources, statistics 0670 educational survey 1495 portland cement 1306 geology 1098 Stuttgart 1379 health resorts 1721 surveys 1364, 1440 history 1186 Inheritance national parks 1898 taxation 1826 water analysis 1098, 1107 Insect control water resources 1106 cotton worm 0499 Housing Insect pests low-cost 0235 blister beetle 0391 designs and plans 0235 codling moth 0456 rural 1963 cotton aphid 0450 Howard County feed contamination 0500 educational survey 1496 fruit and vegetables, 0030, 0946 soil surveys 1009 laws and legislation 0030 Human nutrition Insecticides vitamins and diet 0532, 0533 pyrethroids 0746 Humor 1698 Inspection Humus orchard 0032 soil analysis 1052 seeds 0009 Hunting 1902 Instruction manual Ozark mountains 1901 home economics 1644 Hydroelectric power Insurance companies Farmington 1126 investigations, 1930s 1793 Hyphantria cunea 0395 Insurance, unemployment 1742 laws 1798 Ice cream industry 0107 rules and regulations 1792 Illinois river statistics, 1939 1750 flood control 1119 Inter-planting Illiteracy, 1920-1922 1553 corn and legumes 0858 Immigration Investigations development 1248 College of Agriculture University of Arkansas 0264 promotion 1374 Irrigation reports, 1874 1271 rice 0198

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crop rotation cultural practices 1046 productivity 1763 Grand Prairie 1116 Labor movement production 0249 Claude C. Williams. 1909 soils 1004 Labor, agricultural water supplies 1091 production costs 0178 Irrigation pumps Lactalbumin rice fields, operating costs 1096 digestibility 0523 Italian immigrants Lactation cotton growers 2001 nutrition 0459, 0541 history 1974 fertility animals 0538 Izard County vitamin B 0522 educational survey 1472 Lake Dick 0203 schools development 1595 Lake Village rural life development 1341 Jackson County Land educational survey 1498 Arkansas, 19th century 0628 Jeanes Fund natural resources 1289 African-American home makers clubs 1544 Land area 0213 Jefferson County Land companies 1393 African-American education 1592 promotion 1386 agricultural development 1358 Land grant universities economic conditions 1315, 1316 history 1620 history 1186 Land grants 0653, 1386, 0629 soil surveys 1060 Arkansas (Territory) 0214, 0640, 0652 John E. Brown College Land guides 0637 history 1570 rural 0200 Johnson County 1189 Land law 0637 development 1317 Land policy, 1910 1421 history 1202 Land reclamation Jonesboro drainage 1253 development and description 1338 Land sales Journalism Cross County, 1890s 1368 agricultural extension 0343 farm ownership 0199 Judges guides, 1876 1282 biography 1240 guides, 1923 1267 Judsonia 1388 immigration Justice, criminal promotion, 1890’s 1382 Scott County 1804 South Central Arkansas, 1917 1362 Justices of the peace promotion 1311, 1312, 1398 laws and legislation 1883 tax delinquency, 1873 0630 powers and duties 1867 Land tenure 0636,0634, 0644 Juvenile courts 2003 agricultural laborers 1762 conferences 0654 Kitchen equipment cotton farms 1760, 1762 design 1730 income 0643 Ku Klux Klan plantation 0639 Dequeen, AR 1967 sharecropping 0647 women 2002 Land titles 0648 Land use 0073, 0633 L’Anguille River agriculture 0641 development and improvement 0710 Arkansas. State Planning Board, 1940s 0017 improvements 1122 Benton County 1012 Labor deforestation 0130 cotton growing, Italian 1767 farms 0005 laws and legislation 1782, 2003 social and economic conditions 1958

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surveys, 1930’s 0213 maturity 0433 grazing rangelands 0044 Lead deposits soil conservation surveys, 1940’s 1029 north Arkansas 0742 state planning Lead ores Magazine Mountain 0066 Northern Arkansas 0659 Northwest Arkansas, 1930s 0067 Northwest Arkansas 0716 Washington County 1073 Leaf hoppers Landlord apples 0379 tenant relations 0646, 1738 Lee County plantations 0116 educational survey 1468 Lands Lee Wilson & Co. 0168 sales agricultural development, 1870’s 1333 cotton plantations 1330 Landscape architecture Live At Home program home 0254 Arkansas Agricultural Extension Service, 1930’s 0287 Laws and legislation 1811, 1821 Legal status Agriculture 0056 African-American 1886 collectors 1814 Legends conservation 0013 Ozark mountains 1681 digests 1812 Legume forage diseases and pests 0023 corn/cane silage 0818 drainage 1815 Legumes drugs 1797 cotton/corn/rice yield 0876 education 1786 cotton yield inter-cropping 0865 food 1797 ecological studies 0842 highway finance 1818 feed 0459 income tax 1780 soil building 0855 insect pests 0031 Length measurement 0919 Justices of the peace 1883 Leucopenia labor 1782 rats 0526 levees 0051 Levees minimum wage, women 1794 laws and legislation 0051 mining 0729 railroad 1337 National forests 0070 Liberty Baptist Association nursery stock 0031 history 1927 orchards 0031 Library extension 1555 plants 0054 Library funding public utilities 1789 Julius Rosenwald Fund 1628 railroads 1775 Library services real property 1810 development 1458 reference manuals 1827 Lincoln County securities 1776 educational survey 1469 seeds 0009 Little River County sheriffs 1814 African-American education 1594 taxation 1780 agricultural development and promotion 1331 tobacco and malt 0007 educational surveys, 1930 1478 workers compensation 1799 Little Rock centennial history 1208 African American 1995 Lawrence County history 1199 educational survey 1499 popular culture 1907 public works 1329 rivers and harbors 1115 Lawyers Livestock correspondence auctions 0171 reminiscences 1217 diseases 0410 Laying hens molds 0420 egg production prevention 0387

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sanitation 0417 fairs 1671 swine 0422 history 1184 tuberculosis 0468 Magazine mountain exhibition poultry 1661 flora 0920 exhibitions and fairs 1658 land use project 0066 feeds storage 0500 Magnolia field feeds and feeding 0492 petroleum & natural gas 0737 forestry, mixed farming 0377 Malaria marketing, Fort Smith 0183 epidemiology 1719 Livestock disease Malt prevention 0388 taxation, laws and legislation 0007 control Management cattle tick fever 0435 Crossett experimental forests 0577 laws and legislation 0436 rural schools 1635 hog cholera vaccines 0426 Manganese sanitation animal nutrition 0462 laws and legislation 0434 Manuals Livestock industry soil conservation 1067 reports and description, 1920s 0470 Manufacturing 1251 description 0460 economic conditions 1328 Livestock productivity Manure economic aspects 0330 fertilizers 1057 Livestock statistics, 1928-1943 0374 vegetable crops 0807 Loam soils Manuring grasses 0796 grazing 0399 Loans Maps agricultural 0206 agricultural crops 0608 Loblolly pine public schools reorganization 1556 management 0557 railroads 0621 mixed forests 0558 Marion Baptist Church Local government 1877 history 1938 Logan County 1189 Marion County educational survey 1500 educational survey 1474 Lonoke County natural resources 0691 description and travel 2077 Marked Tree educational survey 1501 development and description 1338 history 1186 Marketing natural resources development 1301 agricultural, 1920’s 0159 rural life development 1342 cantaloupe 0211 soil surveys 1033 cotton pricing, 1930’s 0201 Lumber industry directories 1268 economics 0574 farm produce 0112 forest products 0575 fruits 0164 Lumber trade 0559 grapes 0169 forest products 0564 livestock 0183 marketing 0564 lumber 0564 Lumbering 0586 peaches 0148 sawmills, Shortleaf pine 0562 poultry 0188 Lunatic asylum rice 0151 reports 2054 strawberries 0153 Lynching 2086 tomatoes 0156 African-American 1998 vegetables 0164 Henry Lowry 1997 wine 0186 Marshall, A.J. Madison County autobiography 1204

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McGehee zinc lead 0742 rural life development 1341 Mines and mining 0658 Measurements diamond 0661 hardwoods 0584 laws and legislation 0729 Measuring instruments Minimum wage cotton fibers 0243 laws and legislation 1794 Medical care Mississippi County African-American 1711 agricultural development 1343 rural statistics 1724 church history 1936 Medical ethics commerce promotion, 1915 1286 Hot Springs 1721 development 1283 Medicine, rural 1723 educational survey 1539 statistics, 1930s 2011 extension program 0253 Meloidae history 1303 control 0391 soil surveys 1030 Mental health 2054 Mississippi river Meteorological observations floods 0619, 0626 Washington County 0625 Mississippi River Commission 1108 Methodist church 1919 Mississippi River Valley history 1908, 1923 transportation water/railroad/automobile 1104 societies 1942 Mississippi Valley Cotton Planters’ Association 1847 Migration Missouri and North Arkansas Railroad Strike, 1921-1923 rural-urban areas 1992 history 1754 Milk Missouri Pacific Railroad Company bacteriology 0517 surveys 2026 curding 0517 Missouri Pacific Railway Strike, 1886 1770 preserving 0517 Mixed farming production 0115 forestry livestock 0377 dietary requirements 0541 Molasses spaying 0499 composition 0543 proteins digestibility 0523 Molds Miller County livestock 0420 educational survey 1502 Moles 0897 natural gas 0736 Monroe County physical geography 0609 educational survey 1503 soil surveys 1041 Monte Ne, AR Milling description 1396 agricultural products 0133 Montgomery County 1189 Mine workers 1758 educational survey 1504 Mineral industries mineral resources 0662 congresses 1246 Monticello Mineral resources 0660 rural life development 1341 cinnabar 0735 Mortgages 0642 deposits 1374 Mosaic diseases description 0706 sweet potatoes 0934 fertilizers 1027 transmission 0935 guides 0668, 0702 Mosquitoes Montgomery County 0662 control Northwest Arkansas 0716 rice fields 0480, 0441 petroleum 0665 Mules phosphates 0689 colic 0501 Pulaski County 0662 Municipal corporations Saline County 0662 highway law 1820 statistics 0697 Music World War II 0734 folklore 1692

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Muskmelons rural health services, 1940’s 1720 early ripening 0964 soil surveys 1075 fertilizers 0811 Newport, AR field experiments 0529 fairs 1672 transplanting varieties 0960 Newspapers Mussels 0469 union lists 2069 Newton County National Agricultural Wheel 1848 educational survey 1505 National farm programs 0057 natural resources 0713 National Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union 1839 Nitrates National forests 0594 soil absorption and adsorption 1072 laws and legislation 0070 Nitrogen content National parks cotton 0955 development 1904 soils 1008 Hot Springs 1898 Nitrogen fertilizers National Youth Administration 2005 phosphates 1002 finances 2006 Nitrogen fixing history 2010 cowpeas 0503 survey 1956 Nitrogen in agriculture 0843 vocational education, 1930s 1627 Nitrogen, potassium and phosphorus Natural gas 0720 cotton fruiting 0884 description 0684 Norfork dam Miller County 0736 building wells, statistics 0696 contracts and specifications 1394 Natural resources 0660, 0675 Norfork reservoir agricultural development 1346 recreation 1903 Arkansas River Valley 0663 North Arkansas Delta Arkansas/Oklahoma/Texas/Louisiana 0708 forest resources 0598 Boone County 0682 Northeast Arkansas Cleburne County 0657 geology and groundwater 1109 commerce, 1914-1929 1438 historical memoirs 1185 conservation 0679 natural resources description, 1910 1304 conservation and use farmland real estate 0141 teaching and study 0723 mines and minerals description 0678, 1259 zinc and lead 0742 statistics, 1900 1266 Northwest Arkansas development and promotion, 1904 1293 Apple Blossom Festival, Rogers 1673 Economic conditions 0699, 0704 broiler industry 0132 industries 0672 description 1313 Lonoke County 1301 development 1354 Marion County 0691 economic conditions 1313 Newton County 0713 exhibitions 1323 Northeastern Arkansas 1304 forest types 0589 Prairie County 0733 geology 0717 Saline County 0692 history 1148 statistics 0670, 0683 mineral resources 0716 use and conservation poultry marketing 0188 teaching and study 0707, 0725 Notodontidae zinc and lead 0659 shade tree insect pests 0395 Naturalization records 2008 Nursery stock Nature study 0671 inspection 0763 Nevada County laws and legislation 0020 African-American transportation 0763 education 1593 laws and legislation 0022 surveys, 1930 1479 Nursing

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Federal emergency relief administration 1714 Outhouses 1043 Nutrition Outlook chicken 0462 agriculture 0375 congresses 0508 Ozark mountains forage plants 0851 description 1152, 1163, 1900 greenhouse plants 0956 promotion 1167 lactation 0541 dialects 1701 rice 0846, 0848 Eureka Springs rice by-products 0525 fishing 1901 swine folklore phytin phosphorus 0476 anecdotes 1140 tomatoes 0786 wit and humor 1697 Vitamin B goat dairying 0493 lactation and growth 0522 history 1183 hunting 1901 Oats 0758 legends 1682 crop rotation 0903 music 1680 diseases and pests 0936 recreation 1894 field experiments 0891 rural life 1141 grain hay 0769 anecdotes 1164 rust fungi 0936 description 1694 seed treatment 0993 social life and customs 1137 varieties 0861 soil surveys 1039 Oil fields Ozark national forests 0593 Columbia County 0737 forest fires El Dorado pictorial works 0732 prevention and control 0591 Miller County 0736 soil erosion 1066 Oils and fats Ozark region food products 0528 apples 0824 Ola forests and forestry 0571 school consolidation 1610 fruit culture 0824 Onions fruit production 0142 varieties 0908 medical care 2011 Orchards music 1692 cultivation 0944 peaches 0824 development fertilizers 0345 rural statistics 2011 disease 0027 soil surveys 1040 inspection 0027 pests 0407 Pacific railroad apple aphis 0396 promotion 1357 San Jose Scale 0755 Pageants spraying and dusting 0788 Arkansas 2065 Osceola farmers 0318 commerce promotion, 1915 1286 George and Martha Washington 0323 Ostrich Paragould farms and farming 0405 public works 1307 Ouachita County Parasites description 1360 cattle 0409 economic conditions 1355 swine 0409 educational survey 1506 Parent-teacher relations 1453 Ouachita national forests Parents and Teachers Associations 1453, 1455 forest reserves 0592, 0599 Parker, Isaac Charles 1809 game refuge 1134 Parks 1891 shortleaf pine 0562 recreation soil erosion 1066 public lands 1893

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statistics, 1930’s 1892 Southwestern Arkansas 0714 Pasture development 0274 wells statistics 0696 Agricultural Adjustment Administration 0040 Petroleum industry Pasture plants 0791 rural health studies 1724 Pastures 0880 Petroleum resources forage as feed 0765 description 0684 Patrons of Husbandry Phillips County constitution 1852 African-American education 1481 history 1840 educational surveys, 1930 1480 proceedings 1850 Phosphates 0843 Peach tree borer 0397 fertilizers 1007 Peach trees mines and mineral resources 0689 fertilizers 0806, 0812 nitrogen fertilizers 1002 Peaches 0959 Physical education 1632 diseases and pests 0821 Phytic acid harvesting 0507 feeds analysis 0923 marketing 0119 Phytin Ozark region 0824 plant products analysis 0922 uses 0511 Phytomonas syringae 0931 varieties 0953 Pickens, W. 1221 Peanuts 0225 Pictorial history 0196, 1192 field experiments 0862 agricultural development, 1900 1352 Pears El Dorado Oil fields 0732 diseases and pests 0940 Pictorial works 0196 fire blight 0930 Piggott Peas 0759 agricultural development and promotion 1309 Pecan production development 1294 cooperatives 0760 Pike County Pellagra 1747 educational survey 1508 vitamin deficiency 1718 Pike, Albert Pensions 2003 biography 1169 Perennial Pine Bluff cotton 0850 description 1358 Perry County economic conditions 1316 educational survey 1507 fairs 1670 farm homes 1302 forests and forestry planning 0578 history 1186 public health surveys 1990 soil surveys 1018 Pine hardwood Personal income and wealth 2009 Mississippi 0600 Personal property taxes, 1930s 1445 Pine pulpwood Pesticides farming 0604 arsenites 0753 Pine trees handbooks 0744 Ashley County 0563 marketing 0996 dendrochronology 0581 Petit Jean River Pines flood control 1113 reforestation 0587 Petroleum Pioneer history analysis 0738 Eureka Springs 1174 geology 0736 Pioneer life Columbia County 0737 biography 1233 home heating 0718 Pioneers 1136 natural gas history 1190 El Dorado oil fields 0681 women teachers 1580 Smackover field 0703 Planning review 0665 farm organizations 1851

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farmhouses 0234 suffrage 1856 Plant breeding Pope country bibliography 0866 educational planning 1461 Plant diseases 0817 history 1241 Plant fibers 0243 social conditions 1978 Plant hormones soil surveys 1035 auxin seed treatment 0785 rural schools 1640 Plant inspection Population 1440 potatoes 0034 statistics 1993 sweet potatoes 0034 Population changes Plantation life 1165 rural-urban areas 1992 social conditions 1979 upland areas, 1930’s 1994 Plantation operation Pork industry and trade 0521 Wakefield Farm modernization 0197 Portland cement Plantations 0127 industries 1306 cotton growing 0100 Postal service 2067 Italian labor 1767 Postwar employment 1737 land tenure 0639 Potash landlord and tenant relations 0116 fertilizers 0989 planters 1158 Potassium production changes 0220 fertilizers 0787 lower Arkansas river delta 0219 Potatoes 0897 rural life 1158 experiments 0905 Plants fertilizers 0808 Arkansas guides 0800 inspection 0034 catalogs 0693 laws and legislation 0024 cultivated 0054 marketing 0205 disease and pests varieties 0985 control manuals 0743 Poultry laws and legislation 0019, 0020 Arkansas Agricultural Extension Service 0309 laws and legislation 0020 breeding 0439 nursery stock organizations 0384 laws and legislation 0054 breeding and raising sale boys and girls clubs 0333 soil conservation 0770 disease prevention 0490 transportation laws and legislation 0019 egg production Plants and seeds vermifuge treatments 0490 inspection 0037 feeding and watering equipment 0472 Plasmodium lophurae housing construction 0232 chick embryo 1719 industry 0497 Plums 0871 Northwest Arkansas 0132, 0188 Pocket gophers 0897 livestock exhibitions 1661 Poetry 1141 production 0458 description 2071 yearbooks 0384 farm life 1684 Poverty 1968 Poinsett County Power costs educational survey 1509 Arkansas Delta plantation 0190 Polish immigrants Power lines 1359 agricultural settlements 1976 Prairie County Politics 1858 natural resources 0733 Politics and government 1171 soil surveys 1015 20th century 1887 Presbyterian Polk County 1189 missionary societies 1913 educational survey 1475 Presbyterian church 1931 Poll tax 1864 history 1930

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Preservation curricula 1464 wood poles 0236 equalization, 1930’s 1591 Preserving and canning finance 1576 fruits and vegetables 0509 Arkadelphia 1583 Prisons 2003 history 1528 convict labor 2007 improvements, 1907 1548 Production costs manuals 1596 grapes 0789 maps reorganization 1556 Production trends 1427 organization and management 1575 Profitable Farming Bureau 0163 planning, Sevier County 1639 Progressive education 1457, 1560 reports 1546 Prohibition rural 1573 history 1872 Springdale 1562 Promotion statistics 1536, 1542 description, 1910 1387 surveys 1459 Property statistics, 1932 1559 rights economics and sociology 1854 transportation 2032 tax collection 0638 Washington County reorganization 1648 taxation 1405 Public utilities 1263 Protestant Episcopal Church laws and legislation 1789 missionary work 1933 rates Pruning Fort Smith 1093 grapes 0810 Public welfare tomatoes 0979 administration, 1930s 2003 Public assistance 1948 charities 2003 National Youth Administration surveys 1956 directories 1971 nursing, 1930s 1714 emergency relief 2003 social surveys, 1937 1950 history 1947, 2003 Public finance juvenile courts 2003 accounting 2062 labor laws 2003 Public health manuals 1949 child health and welfare conferences 1709 pensions 2003 cholera 1716 prisons 2003 laws and legislation 1797 Public works 0029 report 1717 Craighead County, 1943 1296 surveys finances, 1938-1939 2006 Fort Smith 1989 Greene County 1307 Pine Bluff 1990 Lawrence County 1329 venereal disease 1715 Paragould 1307 Public lands 0006 Pulaski County 1361 19th century 0629 rural areas 1954 finance 0633 Sebastian County 1367 land grants 0650 surveys, 1935 1748 Quapaw treaty 0651 youth 2005 state planning 0044 youth history 2010 Public relief Public works 1952, 1955 1746 Coal miners, 1930’s 1744 Pulaski County programs, 1930s 1955 farm management 0192 Public schools history 1186 administrative needs 1576 mineral resources 0662 adminstration 1450 public works 1361 buildings 1579 roads, 1940’s 2035 centralization 1549 rural schools 1510 county supervision 1603 soil surveys 1026 Crawford County history 1571 water resources 1105

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Purchasing, centralized 2062 Rector Pyrethroids development 1294 cotton worm 0746 Red River description, 1829 1219 Quail exploration 1114 restoration 1128 flood control 1118 Quality Reducing substances cotton 0917 citrus fruits 0516 Quapaw Indians Referendum legislation, 1914 1822 treaties 0651 Reforestation Quicksilver resources pines 0587 reduction 0735 Refrigeration and refrigerating machinery conferences 0546 Race relations 1962 Regimental histories 1244 Racism Regional planning 0043 social conditions, 1920’s 1960 agriculture 0016 Radishes natural resources 0028 prices, 1926 0121 Regulations and standards Railroads 1260 high schools 1538 Arkansas River Valley sales and promotion 1332 Rehabilitation early history 1357 rural development 1954 laws and legislation 1775 Religion 1911 maps 0621 African-American 1932 river transportation 1337 Baptist church 1910 steamboats, 1819-1874 2039 clergy training 1941 strikes and lockouts 1770 Catholic church history 1920 taxation 1803 Conway 1925 transportation 2025 frontier and pioneer life 1914 agricultural production 2038 Methodist church history 1923 history 2033 Methodist Episcopal church, South 1919 Randolph County missionary societies for women 1913 educational survey 1511 missionary work Raspberries 0871 Dwight Mission 1922 Real estate 0215, 0628 rural life 1943 banks and banking 1409 social problems 2079 buying guides, 1923 1267 songs 1918 farm sales 0645 Reminiscences guides, 1876 1282 Conway 1170 laws and legislation 1810 educators 1653 rural guides 0200 rural life 1135 taxation 0215 Report Reconstruction 1239 Universities and colleges 1654 African American history 1177, 1860 Reproduction description 1201 swine 0077 freedmen 1870 Reptiles economic conditions 0181 guides 0484 Recreation 1891 Research reports area survey 1893 Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station 0074, 0082 description and travel 1890, 1894 Resorts games 1906 recreation promotion 1888 Norfork reservoir 1903 Resources Ozark Mountains 1894 development 1320 parks planning, 1930’s 1892 Rhubarb resorts 1888 culture 0963 theater 1907 Rice 0895

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blight disease 0831 taxation 2020 Branch Experiment Station 0607 laws and legislation 1777 by-products Pulaski County 2035 nutritive value 0525 rural 2023 poultry ration 0488 surveys 2019, 2022, 2024 swine feeds and feeding 0463 traffic surveys 2030 carnival, Stuttgart 1659 Rock salt cultural experiments 0882 Union County 0680 diseases and pests 0455 Rocks resistance 0815 guides 0702 drying 0762 Rocky Bayou Baptist Association machinery designs and plans 0227 history 1917 fertilizers 0814 Rodessa field fields petroleum and natural gas 0736 mosquito control 0441 Rogers growth 0845 Apple Blossom Festival 1673, 1674 irrigation 0198 rural life development 1340 costs 1096 directories 1287 crop rotation 1046 Rosenwald, Julius fund Grand Prairie region 1088, 1116 African-American education 1540 soils 1004 libraries 1628 water supplies 1091 Rules and regulations marketing 0151 bath houses milling 0240 Hot Springs 1824, 1825 nutrition 0846 Rural areas prices 0152 sewage disposal 1043 processing machines 0240 social organization, 1930s 1984 production and industry history 0611 Rural community production and promotion, 1908 0852 designs and plans 1290 production economics 0150, 0154 government 1877 seedlings 0816 organization 1139 seeds processing 0816 rural schools 1573 sheath blight control 0951 Rural development soils fertilizers 0849 Farm Security Administration 0071 stem rot 0951 finance 1442 storage 0151 rehabilitation, 1930s 2012 Stuttgart development and promotion 1262 Rural electrification 0165,1275 trade by-products 0430 Arkansas River Valley 1280 transportation 0828 Faulkner Co. 1255 varieties 0885 maps 1272, 1273 vitamins 0525 rates 1264, 1274 1314, 1335, 1356 processing 0524 Rural health weevil 0455 care 1724 yields, legume plantings 0876 children, health and hygiene 1710 Rice bran hookworm disease 1713 feed 0430 pellagra 1718 swine 0432 petroleum production areas 1724 Ringworm services, Nevada County, 1940s 1720 cattle diseases 0477 Rural housing 1963 Rivers 1123 designs and plans 1395 Little Rock 1115 Rural lands transportation history 2028 Crawford County 1365 Roads 2017 directories, 1920’s 1400 economics 2031 guides 0200 finance 1777 Rural life 1160, 1291

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Bentonville 1279 Saline river district Bigelow 1302 farming 1334 Conway 1925 Salt description 1145 mines and mining, Union County 0680 drama 1143 San Jose scale 0755 fiction 1155 control 0258 industries 1247 dormant spray 0788 labor 1764 spraying and dusting 0745 Mississippi County 1283 Sanitation Ozark mountains 1156, 1695 livestock anecdotes 1164 laws and legislation 0434, 0461 description 1694 report 1717 Paragould 1294 Savings and loan associations 0106 philosophy 1159 laws and legislation 1774 pioneers 1136 Sawmills- Ouachita National Forest plantations 1158 shortleaf pine 0562 promotion 1149 Sawtoothed grain beetle 0485 reminiscences 1135 School boards Rogers development, directories 1287 state 1462 social life and customs 1200 Stuttgart 1634 social surveys, 1942 1945 School buildings 1579 Washington County 1151 construction, 1911 1541 Rural organizations School children Desha County home demonstration clubs 1837 transportation costs 2036 Rural rehabilitation 2004 School consolidation 1531 Rural sanitation Ashley County 1589 disease prevention 1713 Ola 1610 Rural schools 1460 secondary schools 1609 college achievement 1605 School finance 1604, 1613 consolidation 1549 Jefferson County 1614 curricula 1529 Springdale 1633 management 1574 School libraries Marion County 1581 elementary 1586 Pope County 1640 School management and organization 1526 Pulaski County 1590 Schools 1557 rural community 1573 comparison 1625 Washington County 1568 Conway 1572 Rural youth educational survey, Pulaski County 1510 surveys, 1930s 1975 history 1212 Rural-urban migration 1992 Izard County 1595 Rust diseases transportation 1547, 1626 cotton 0975 Schools, public Rye 0897 equalizing fund 1558 finance 1638 Saint Francis River Valley Springdale 1562 economic conditions 0610 Wynne public schools 1451 improvements 0710 Schools, rural Sales tax 2056 Pope County 1640 Saline County Pulaski County 1590 agriculture 0692 Washington County 1600 educational survey 1513 Schools, secondary 1612 history 1186 African-American directories 1618 mineral resources 0662 Benton County 1631 natural resources 0692 finance 1651 timber resources 0692 history 1611

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laws and legislation 1776 Sheep reorganization 1530 dipping 0388 state aid 1551 feeding and feeds 0474 studies 1543 Sheriffs teachers 1569, 1637 laws and legislation 1814 Scott County 1189 Shrubs criminal justice 1804 Scott County 0798 educational survey 1514 Silicon 0474 history 1146 Siloam Springs shrubs 0798 development and promotion 1370 wild flowers 0798 Silos educational survey 1515 silage handling 0238 Searcy County Slash folk songs 1686 logging 0576 Sebastian County Slaves and Slavery 1875 description economic conditions, 1887 2058 legal status 1965 educational survey 1516 social conditions 1965 history 1176 speech 1874 public works 1367 Slavic immigrants Sedimentation agricultural settlements 1976 Lake Bennett 1121 Slovak immigrants Seed agricultural settlements 1976 potatoes 0905 Smackover field Seed industry and trade petroleum and natural gas 0703 laws and legislation 0024 Small farms Seeds sugar production 0529 adulteration and inspection 0009 syrup production 0529 adulteration and inspection 0026 Smith-Hughes Schools disinfection corn, oats and barley 0993 organization and administration 0265 industry and trade laws and legislation 0019 Social conditions laws and legislation 0009 cotton plantations 1979 rice 0816 Pope County 1978 testing 0026 Social development 1242 treatment auxin 0785 Social life and customs 1699 Segregation Ozark mountains 1137 African-American 1961, 1962 Social security Seven wonders 2081 agricultural workers 1951 Sevier County statistics, 1939 1750 public schools planning 1639 Social surveys Sewage disposal Harding College students 1977 rural areas 1043 rural communities 1980, 1981 Sewing 1733 Benton County 1957 Shade trees Societies diseases and pests 0395, 0784 women 1897 Sharecroppers 1766 Sociology, rural 1984 Sharecropping 0100, 1982 landlord and tenant relations, 1930’s 1980 conditions, 1930’s 1738 South Central Arkansas, social conditions 1985 cotton farms income 0643 Soil building cotton growing, 1930s 1768 legumes 0855 land tenure 0647 Soil conservation 0595 Sharp County Agricultural Adjustment Administration 0038 agricultural development and promotion 1254 Arkansas Agricultural Extension Service 0275 educational survey 1517 Benton County 1012 farm management 0189 handbooks 0999 history 1213 manuals 1067

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plants 0770 management 1005 Washington County 1073 maps 0605 Soil erosion moisture tillage and nitrogen content 1008 maps 1070 nutrient media, tomatoes 0786 Ozark and Ouachita National Forests 1066 potassium fertilizer 0787 prevention and control 1029 productivity 1005 Soil fertility 1047 rice 1004 forage plants 0793 fertilizers 0849 fruit production 1059 tests, humus content 1052 Soil losses 1003 tillage 1053 Soil management vegetable crops, growth and yield 1076 cotton plantation 0124 wheat 0796 Soil moisture Songs nitrate absorption 1072 spiritual 1918 Soil profiles Sorghum culture 0529 pine growing 1064 Sorghum forage 0527 Soil surveys 1006 Sorghum making Ashley County 1071 Ozark mountains 1703 Bradley County 1023 Sorghum syrup 0527 Benton Co. 1078 production 0768 Columbia co. 1036, 1038 Sorghum varieties 0860 Conway 1014 South Central Arkansas Craighead County 1022 land sales 1362 Drew County 1062 social conditions 1985 Faulkner County 1020 Southeastern Arkansas Fayetteville 1077, 1078 agricultural development, 1917 1366 Hempstead County 1055 Southern army 1232 Howard County 1009 Southern Farmers’ guide 0367 Jefferson County 1060 Southern pines Lonoke County 1033 Hempstead County, economic aspects 0568 Miller County 1041 lumber industry 0582 Mississippi County 1030 Southern Tenant Farmers’ Union 1766 Nevada County 1075 Southwestern Arkansas Ozark region 1039, 1040 asphalt and oil 0714 Perry County 1018 economic conditions 1350 Pope County 1035 forest resources 0597 Prairie County 1015 Soybeans Pulaski County 1026 planting 0859 Stuttgart 1034 varieties 0863 Washington Co. 1078 crop rotation 0869 Yell County 1024 Spaying Soils 1050 cattle 0382 analysis 1051 milk production 0499 St. Francis river 1065 Special assessments apple trees 1054 taxation law 1820 clay 0688 Speckled leaf blotch cotton 0897 wheat 0932 fertilizers 0878 Speech fusarium wilt resistance 0995 slavery 1874 verticillium wilt 0976 Spider, black widow 0394 descriptions 1069 Split leveling 0618 fertilizers strawberries 0809 Spraying and dusting 0744 grasses 0796 apples 0749 guides 0668 boll weevil 0446 improvement 1011 bordeaux mixture 0747

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crop pests 0752 railroads transportation, 1819-1874 2039 grapes 0750 Steel, galvanized 0236 San Jose scale 0745 Stem rot strawberries 0750 rice 0951 Spraying equipment Stock breeding apples 0943 organizations 0385 grapes 0943 Stockyards Spring waters Fort Smith 0183 Hot Springs 1107 Stone County Springdale educational survey 1518 fruit culture 1375 Stone fruits public schools 1562 diseases and pests 0817 rural life development 1340 Storage school finance 1633 cottonseed 0921 St. Francis County eggs 0534 educational survey 1512 fruits and vegetables 0531 rural life development 1339 rice 0151 St. Francis River sweet potatoes 0519 drainage projects 1103 Strawberries 0757 flood control 1120 cooperative marketing 0191 geography 0610 diseases and pests 0780 improvements 1122 false wireworm 0783 promotion 1277 keeping qualities 0871 Wappapello Dam 1065 prices 0153 St. Francis Valley production 0122 drainage 1102 soils and fertilizers 0809 St. Louis Bank for Cooperatives 0212 spraying and dusting 0750 St. Luke’s Church varieties 0871 Hot Springs history 1929 Strawberry tiger moth 0782 State Emergency Relief Commission Strawberry weevil 0783 public works, pictorials, 1930s 1746 Stream measurements 1094 State planning 0073 Strikes and lockouts agricultural and economic development 0103 railroads 1754 agricultural production 0048, 0065 Striped cucumber beetle farm programs, 1930s 0086 diseases and pests 0453 land use Student teaching 1565 Northwest Arkansas 0067 Study and teaching Yell County 0098 vocational agriculture 0331 natural resources 0033 Stuttgart public lands 0045 description and economic conditions 1399 rural development 0071 industrial surveys 1379 World War II poultry and egg products 0072 rice development and promotion 1262 State Plant Board 0037 rice carnival 1659 States rural life development 1342 taxation 1447 school boards 1634 Statistics 2063 soil surveys 1034 bankruptcy 1411 Sudan grass 1072 farm produce 0065 Suffrage 1864 mineral resources 0697 African American 1878 Ozark region medical care 2011 poll tax 1856 population 1993 Sugar production University of Arkansas 1566 small farms 0529 Statutes Sugarcane culture 0529 digest 1812 Surveys Steamboats African-American, Little Rock 2016

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education 1641 laws and legislation 1780,1784, 1817 Little River County 1478 railroads 1803 Nevada County 1479 roads 2020 Phillips County 1480 sales 2056 public school systems 1642 state 1447 recreational area 1893 Washington County 1417 roads 2024 waste lands 0059 women industrial employment 1771 Teachers Sweet potatoes African-American 1606 certification 0035 certification 1588 diseases and pests, mosaic 0934 education program 1578 fertilizers 0811 handbook 1552 inspection 0034 parent relations 1453 laws and legislation 0019 secondary schools 1569 production 0983 surveys 1577 storage 0233 training 1565, 1637 diseases and pests 0519 African-American 0339 varieties 0906 rural schools 1533 yield 0906 women 1580 Swine Teachers’ institutes carcasses 0425 teacher training 1534 cotton feeds and feeding 0413 Telephone 1440 diseases 0416 Tenant farmers epidemiology 0423 conditions, 1930’s 0646 hog cholera 0424 Tenants and sharecroppers feed utilization efficiency 0425 agricultural extension 0316 feeding and feeds 0077, 0430 Termite control 0393 forages 0402 Texarkana grazing 0791 economic conditions 1292 hog cholera 0422 Texas fever 0381 parasites 0409 cattle 0409 phytin 0476 Textbook production 0403 Arkansas history 1234 reproduction 0077 Textile industry 0108 Swine nutrition Thyridopteryx ephemeraeformis 0395 protein supplements 0431 Tick fever Syrup cattle 0419 composition 0543 Tillage Syrup production soils small farms 0529 nitrogen content 1053 Timber Table etiquette 1734 measurements 0584 Tailoring 1733 Timber industry Tax assessment 1796 economic aspects 0574 Tax collection 0638 Timber resources 0585 Tax delinquency description 0570 land sales, 1873 0630 geology 0603 property tax 0638 Saline County 0692 Taxation 1446 Tobacco cotton 0053 taxation farm repossession, 1930s 0120 laws and legislation 0007 farms, 1920’s 1415 Tomatoes finance 1858 canning industry forests and forestry 0134 economic study 0513 inheritance 1826 management 0514

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diseases and pests 0978 Twig blight tomato wilt 0822 apple trees 0832 fertilizers 0811 flowering time 0981 Unemployment 1743, 1769 growth 0843 compensation 1772 marketing 0156 emergency relief programs 1953 nutrition 0786 public welfare 1747 preservation 0916 rural areas 1954 processing 0916 surveys, 1935 1748 pruning 0979 Union County soils 0786 educational survey 1520 varieties 0908 Unions 1842 Tontitown constitution 1835 history 1974 Universities and colleges Tornadoes 0606 African-American 1636 Tourism purpose 0271 rural areas 1416 reports and surveys 1654 Tractors 0128 University of Arkansas. College of Agriculture Trade organizations description 0278 cotton 1834 development history 0300 Traffic surveys 2019, 2030 location 0314 Trail of tears, 1838 2084 removal 0047 Training statistical study 1566 teachers 1602 University of Arkansas at Monticello business teachers 1584 history 0344 Transportation University of Arkansas, Fayetteville Arkansas river development 1090 history 1620 automotive 2023 surveys, 1940 2022 Vaccines costs 1626 anthrax 0411 Mississippi River valley 1104 Van Buren County public schools 2032 educational survey 1476 railroads 1337, 2025, 2039 Varieties economic conditions 2038 soybeans 0863 history 2033 corn 0868 rice 0828 cotton 0838 roads cowpea 0870 finance 2021 grapes 0952 schools 1547 oats 0861 finance 2036 rice 0885 steamboats, 1819-1874 2039 sorghum 0860 Travel and tourism Vegetables guidebooks 2040 canning and preserving 0504 Trees culture 0909 farming 0569 fertilizers and farm manure 0807, 0909 forest 0553 gardening 0909,0910, 0965 guides 0588 growth and yield 1076 Trice cotton insect pests control 0751 breeding 0837 marketing 0164 Truman varieties 0909 development and description 1338 Venereal disease Trypeta pomonella —Walsh 0437 public health 1715 Tuberculosis Veterans animal research 0427, 0428, 0468 agricultural education 1646 transmission 0427 Visiting teacher programs 0350

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Vitamin B public schools 1648 deficiency 0539 agricultural industries 0365 animal nutrition 0538 cattle tick 0496 fertility 0540 climate 0625 infant nutrition 0539 description 1318 lactation 0522, 0539 educational survey 1521 Vitamin deficiency flora 0823 animal nutrition 0535 Gastrotricha 0408 folic acid, rats 0526 handicrafts 1690 human nutrition 1718 pioneers 1690 Vitamins rural life 1151 children nutrition and diet 0533 schools 1568 fat-soluble soil surveys 1078 fertility 0537 taxation 1417 human nutrition and diet 0532 Waste lands 0006 rice processing 0524 taxation 0059 Water Vocational agricultural education geology 1109 study and teaching 0268 laws and legislation 1124 teacher training Water analysis 1099, 1101 African-American 0339 Hot Springs 1098 Vocational agriculture 0328, 0330 Water conservation 1003 development 0332, 0349 Water power education 0353 White River 1084 extension study and teaching 0354 Water quality farm management hardness analysis 1092, 1079 study and teaching 0329 sulfate analysis 1089 graduates job placement 0340 Water resources instruction 0347 Arkansas river development 1080 organization and administration 0265 Blue Mountain dam 1113 programs 0320 Cossatot river 1087 study and teaching 0263, 0330 development 1117 agricultural work 0261 Hot Springs 1106 apprentices 0266 hydroelectric power 1126 Arkansas, 1923 0267 Illinois River flood control 1119 home economics 0260 L’Anguille River 1122 teaching conferences 0315 Lake Bennett sedimentation 1121 Vocational education, 1930’s Norfork Dam 1112 National Youth Administration 1627 power development 1087 Vocational guidance 0262 Pulaski Co. 1105 Red River flood control 1118 Wage laborers St. Francis River 1120 cotton farms stream measurements 1094 income and economic conditions 0643 White River 1120 Wakefield farm Water supply 0677 plantation operations modernization 0197 municipal 1097 Wallace, J. G., 1850-1927 1240 Water transportation Wappapello Dam L’Anguille River 0710 soil analysis 1065 Saint Francis 0710 Warehouses Water wells laws and legislation, 1917 0008 listing 1086 Warren Watermelons rural life development 1341 fertilizers 0811 Washburn, Cephas Watershed missionary work 1922 ecological studies 1133 Washington country Wealth and personal income 2009

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Welfare 1948 teachers 1580 Wells Women Missionary Society water supply listing 1086 history 1942 Western Arkansas Women of the Ku Klux Klan 2013 biography 1189 Wood poles history 1236 preservation 0236 Ouachita County description 1360 Woodruff County Wheat 0758 educational survey 1523 analysis 0949 fairs 1677 chemistry 0949 Woodwork 0565 composition 0949 Wool culture 0890 composition 0474 diseases and pests Work Projects Administration hessian fly 0443 adult education training 1645 speckled leaf blotch 0932 Work relief, 1930s 1743 fertilizers 0542 Workers’ compensation 1765 field experiments 0911 laws and legislation 1781, 1799, 1800 mill products 0542 World War I production 0114 Agricultural Extension Service food production 0290 soils experiments 0796 civil defense varieties 0864 women’s organizations 1836 White cedar 0554 feed and food production White County farm management 0039 development 1278 World War II economic conditions 1278 agricultural planning 0001 educational survey 1522 agricultural production 0068 White Oak Arkansas Agricultural Extension Service 0276 diseases and pests 0583 home demonstration work White river clothing reconstruction 1729 flood control 1084 home food production 0273 improvements 1122 mines and mineral resources 0734 water power 1084 state agricultural planning White river raft 1210 eggs and poultry products 0072 Wild flowers Worms Scott County 0798 Washington County 0408 Wild fowl 0494 Wynne Wildlife conservation 1127 public schools 1451 organizations 0042 Wildlife management 0494 Yell County 1189 game refuges 1134 educational survey 1524 game wardens 1129 land use planning 0098 planning 1133 soil surveys 1024 quail 1128 Yellville Wines health resorts 0658 marketing 0186 zinc and lead mines 0658 Wit and humor 2072 Youth folklore 1697 public works 2005 Women biographies 1206 Zinc deposits education, pre-1861 1617 north Arkansas 0742 employment Zinc mines and mining Clay County 1773 Yellville 0658 wages 1740 Zinc ores industrial employment surveys 1771 Northern Arkansas 0659 minimum wage 1794 Northwest Arkansas 0716 societies and clubs 1180

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Arkansas Congress of Parents and Teachers 1453, 1454, Author Index 1455 Abramson, M. S. 1944 Arkansas. Constitutional Convention 1785 Ackerman, A. J. 0379, 0456 Arkansas. Cooperative Crop Reporting Service 0608 Adair, C. R. 0885 Arkansas Cotton Growers Co-operative Association 0002, Adams, C. F. 0252, 0754, 0755 0004, 0102 Adams, C. H. 1079 Arkansas Cotton Trade Association 0003, 1834 Adams, D. W. 0547 Arkansas Council of Agriculture, Science and Industry 0996 Adams, G. I. 0659 Arkansas Council on Child Health and Protection 1708 Addy, J. A. 1135 Arkansas Democrat 2041 Administrative Conference of School Executives. 2nd 1450 Arkansas. Department of Conservation and Inspection 0099 Agricultural Extension Workers. Mississippi County 0253 Arkansas. Department of Education Aimard, G. 1136 See also Arkansas. Department of Public Instruction; Alcorn, M. O. 1451 Arkansas. State Board of Education 0215, 0350, 0671, Alexander, D. C. 0100 1273, 1464, 1471, 1472, 1525, 1527, 1530, 1536, Alexander, K. P. 1854 1537,1538, 1541, 1542, 1543, 1545, 1546, 1548, 1712 Allen, E. J. 0254, 0531 Arkansas. Department of Education. Division of Research Allen, L. M. 1245 and Surveys 1461, 1465, 1466, 1467, 1468, 1469, 1470, Allison, J. W. 0101 1473, 1474, 1475, 1476, 1477, 1478,1479 1480, 1482, Allsopp, F. W. 1169, 1678 1483, 1484, 1485, 1486, 1487, 1488, 1489, 1490, Alves, H. F. 1452 1491, 1492, 1493, 1494, 1495, 1496, 1497, 1498, American Land Company 0628 1499, 1500, 1501, 1502, 1503, 1504, 1505, 1506, American Mining Congress Southern Division 1246 1507, 1508, 1509, 1510, 1511, 1512, 1513, 1514, American National Red Cross 0606 1515, 1516, 1517, 1518, 1519, 1520, 1521, 1522, American Society of Agricultural Engineers 0226 1523, 1524, 1531, 1532, 1539 Anderson, J. A. 1908 Arkansas. Department of Education. Division of Vocational Anti-Horse Thief Association. Arkansas Division 1830, Education 0175, 0260, 0261, 0262, 1945 1831, 1832, 1833 Arkansas. Department of Education. Division of Negro Arkansas Advancement Association 0660 Education 1481, 1540, 1711 Arkansas Diamond Company 0661 Arkansas. Department of Education. Division of School Arkansas Agricultural and Mechanical Association 1656 Administration 1547 Arkansas. Agricultural, Mechanical and Normal College, Arkansas. Department of Public Instruction Pine Bluff 0259, 1171 See also Arkansas. Department of Education; Arkansas. Arkansas. Auditor of State 0629, 0630 State American Automobile Association 2040 Board of Education 0263, 0331, 1462, 1526, 1528, 1529, Arkansas. Bank Department 0106, 1774, 1801 1533, 1534, 1535, 1576, 1786, 1787, 1788 Arkansas Bankers Association 0217, 1401, 1402 Arkansas. Department of Public Instruction. Division of Arkansas Basin Flood Control Association 1080 Negro Education 1544 Arkansas. Board of Swamp Land Commissioners 0006 Arkansas. Department of Public Instruction. Division of Arkansas. Board of Trade 2055 Vocational Education 1463 Arkansas. Bureau of Labor and Statistics 1740, 1782, Arkansas. Department of Public Utilities 1272, 1274, 1789, 1783, 1946 1790 Arkansas. Bureau of Markets 1268 Arkansas. Department of Public Welfare 1947, 1948, 1949, Arkansas. Bureau of Mines, Manufactures and Agriculture 1950, 1951 0107,0108, 0363, 0385, 0504, 0665, 0664, 0666, 0667, Arkansas. Department of Revenues 0007, 2056 0668, 0669, 0670, 678, 1266, 1267, 1268, 1269, 1406 Arkansas. Division of Instruction 1552 1407, 1888, 1889, 2045, 2046, 2047, 2048, 2049, 2050, Arkansas Economic Council 0048, 0103, 1252 2051, 2052 Arkansas Education Association 1456, 1457 Arkansas. Bureau of Rural Sanitation 1710 Arkansas. Education Commission 1549, 1550, 1551 Arkansas. Centennial Commission 1270, 1890, 2053 Arkansas. Elementary School Council 1552 Arkansas Civilian Conservation Corps 1736 Arkansas. Emergency Relief Administration 1408, 1741 Arkansas. Commission on Revenue Revision Arkansas. Employment Security Division 0631, 1742, and Educational Relief 1784 1791, 1792 Arkansas. Commissioner of State Lands 1271 Arkansas. Farm Tenancy Commission 0632

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Arkansas Farmers’ Union 1253, 1835 Arkansas. State Board for Vocational Education 0265, Arkansas Fertilizer Company 0997 0266, 0336 Arkansas Forestry Commission Cooperators 0548 Arkansas. State Board of Education Arkansas. Free Library Service Bureau 1628 See also Arkansas. Department of Education; Arkansas. Arkansas Garden Institute, University of Arkansas 0255 Department of Public Instruction 0267, 0268, 1557, Arkansas Gazette 1403, 2042 1558, 1559 Arkansas. General Assembly. Joint Committee on the Arkansas. State Agricultural and Mechanical Association Affairs 1660, 1662, 1663 of the Real Estate Bank 1409 Arkansas. State Board of Health 1713, 1715, 1797 Arkansas. General Assembly. Joint Committee to Visit the Arkansas. State Bureau of Immigration 1259 University of Arkansas 0264 Arkansas. State Campaign Committee on Behalf of Arkansas. General Assembly. Joint Investigating Committee Amendment No. 13 for the Public Schools 1560 on Banks, Banking, and Insurance 1793 Arkansas State Conference, Employment Problems of the Arkansas. General Assembly. Senate. Bank Committee 1404 Negro 1739 Arkansas. General Assembly. Senate. Research Committee 0672 Arkansas. State Council of Defense. Women’s Committee Arkansas Geological Survey 0662, 0673, 0674, 0711, 0729, 1836 0738, 1086 Arkansas. State Department of Education 1556 Arkansas Good Roads Association 2017 Arkansas. State Department of Education. Free Library Arkansas. Governor 1084 Service Bureau 1555 Arkansas Historical Society 1170 Arkansas. State Department of Public Welfare 1745 Arkansas History Commission 1171 Arkansas. State Emergency Relief Administration 1714, Arkansas. Illiteracy Commission 1553 1743, 1744, 1747, 1748, 1953, 1954, 1955 Arkansas Industrial University 0256, 0257 Arkansas. State Emergency Relief Commission 1952, 1746 Arkansas Industrial University. Agricultural Experiment Arkansas. State Forestry Commission 0549 Station Arkansas. State Game and Fish Commission 1127, 1128, See also University of Arkansas (Fayetteville Campus). 1129 Agricultural Experiment Station 0380, 0381, 0382, Arkansas State Horticultural Society 1258 0757, 0758, 0759, 0998 Arkansas. State Highway Commission 2019, 2020, 2024 Arkansas Jersey Cattle Club 0383 Arkansas. State Highway Department 2018, 2021, 2022, Arkansas Joint Committee on Soil Conservation 0999 2023, 2024 Arkansas. Laws, Statutes, etc 0008, 0009, 0010, 1794, 1815 Arkansas. State Hospital, Little Rock 2054 Arkansas Library Commission 1458 Arkansas. State Parks Commission 1891, 1892, 1893 Arkansas Livestock Show Association 1658 Arkansas. State Planning Board 0016, 0017, 0028, 0029, Arkansas. Natural Resources Council 1858 0033, 0036, 0048, 0633, 0677, 1276, 1893 Arkansas. Office of Commissioner of Conservation and Arkansas State. Planning Board. Land Use Committee 0005 Inspection 0011, 0013, 0014, 0015 Arkansas. State Plant Board 0018, 0019, 0020, 0021, 0022, Arkansas. Office of Commissioner of State Lands 0675 0023, 0024, 0025, 0026, 0027, 0030, 0031, 0032, 0034, Arkansas. Office of Secretary of State 1085, 1554, 1795 0035, 0037, 0258, 0743, 0763 Arkansas-Oklahoma Interstate Water Resources Committee Arkansas State Policy Committee 1738, 1856 0663, 1083 Arkansas State Poultry Association 1661 Arkansas-Oklahoma States Special Committees for the Arkansas. State Soil Conservation Advisory Committee 1000 Development of the Arkansas River 1082 Arkansas State Teachers’ Association. Rural School Arkansas Pecan Growers Association 0760 Committee 1460 Arkansas Policy Committee 1737 Arkansas Supreme Court 1810 Arkansas Poultry Breeders Association 0384 Arkansas. Unemployment Compensation Division 1749, Arkansas Power & Light Company 0713, 1255 1750, 1798 Arkansas Profitable Farming Bureau 0104 Arkansas. University. Committee for Survey-Appraisal of Arkansas Public Expenditure Council 1459, 1855 National Youth Administration of Arkansas 1956 Arkansas Publicity Bureau 1256 Arkansas Utilities Association 1263 Arkansas Railroad Commission 0105, 1775, 1776 Arkansas Utilities Company 1264 Arkansas Resources and Development Commission. 0676, Arkansas Valley Land Company 1265 1405 Arkansas Water Works Conference 1081 Arkansas Rice Carnival Association, Stuttgart 1659 Arkansas White House Conference on Child Health and Arkansas Rural-Urban Women’s Conference on Balanced Protection 1709 Abundance 1257 Arkansas. Workmen’s Compensation Commission 1799

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Arkansas. Workmen’s Compensation Law Association for Bevens, B. B. 1565 Arkansas 1800 Bevens, W. E. 1172 Arkansas World’s Fair Association 2044 Bevill, C. 0798 Arkansas Writers’ Project 1857 Black, J. D. 1130 Armstrong, A. B. 2025 Blackburn, D. W. 0043, 0044, 0045, 0213, 1958 Armstrong, M. R. 0773 Blackwell, B. 0656 Arnold, E. L. 0387, 0388 Blair, B. 1753 Arthurs, R. 2026 Blake, E. C. 0636 Ashe, W. W. 0551 Blalock, H. W. 0116, 1280, 1281 Ashenhurst, J. O. 1957 Blocher, S. J. 1861 Associated Clubs of Northeast Arkansas 1277 Blocher, W. D. 0637, 1282, 1412 Association of the Future Farmers of America 0310 Board of Commerce (Little Rock, Ark.). Banking Committee 0117 Atkinson, J. H. 1859 Bodman, E. J. 0311 Atkinson, L. J. 1802 Bond, T. 1231 Aulsbury, C. W. C. 1562 Bordeaux, F. M. 0799 Austin, R. H. 1050 Born, C. E. 1023, 1075 Ayres, W. E. 0774, 0775, 0776, 0777, 0778, 0779 Bower, O. 0682 Bradley County, Ark. Agricultural Committee 0312 Babcock, B. 2057 Bradley, W. F. 1754 Baerg, W. J. 0389, 0390, 0391, 0392, 0393, 0394, 0395, Bradstreet Company 1413, 1414 0457, 0745, 0780, 0781, 0782, 0783, 0784 Brannen, C. O. 0118, 0119, 0120, 0121, 0122, 0123, 0638, Bailey, F. A. 2027 0639, 1415, 1432, 1862, 1959 Bair, F. 2061 Branner, G. C. 0679, 0683, 0684, 0685, 0686, 0728, 1086, Baker, J. A. 0634 1284 Bald Knob Chamber of Commerce 1278 Branner, J. C. 0687, 0688, 0689, 0800 Baldwin, L. W. 1803 Bratton, S. T. 0610 Ballard, G. 1680 Brewer, M. B. 0648 Barber, E. L. 0115 Britton, W. 1173 Barger, L. T. 0635 Brodell, A. P. 0123 Barker, C. S. 1137 Brodie, D. A. 0124 Barkman, J. D. 0609 Brodnas, F. W. 1138 Barnes, C. E. 1681 Brough, C. H. 0125, 1285 Barnes, H. F. 2064 Broughton Baptist Church 1910 Barr, H. T. 0236 Brown, J. E. 1960 Barrett, C. S. 1838 Brown, M. 2028 Bartholomew, R. P. 0679, 0728, 0785, 0786, 0787, 0843, Brown, W. M. 1911, 1961 1002, 1003, 1004, 1005, 1006, 1007, 1008 Bruner, E. M. 0552 Barton, G. T. 0643, 1751 Bryan, J. E. 1839 Baugh, V. T. 1804 Bryan, S. L. 0224 Baxter, O. G. 1103 Buchholz, J. T. 0553, 0554, 0801, 0802 Beard, C. E. 1563 Buck, C. M. 1816 Beatty, F. R. 1860 Buel, J. W. 1682 Beck, M. W. 1009, 1010 Burchard, E. F. 0659 Becker, G. G. 0396, 0397, 0398, 0788 Burgess, J. L. 1014 Belfrage, C. 1909 Burn, R. R. 1060, 1061 Bell, H. W. 0680, 0681 Bushnell, T. M. 1018, 1019, 1030, 1031 Benbrook, C. 0789 Business Men’s Club (Osceola, Ark.) 1286 Bennett, H. H. 1009, 1030 Buxton, E. J. 1566 Bennett, R. L. 0399, 0400, 0401, 0402, 0403, 0404, 0790, 0791, 0792, 0793, 0794, 0795, 0796, 0797, 1011 C. S. Burch Publishing Company 1288, 2058 Benson, G. S. 1564 Cade, G. N. 1567 Benton County. Soil Conservation District 1012, 1013 Cairo and Fulton Railroad Company 1289, 2029 Benton, T. H. 1026 Caldwell, J. E. 2059 Bethell, R. H. 1411 California Commission on Agricultural Education 0313 Bethune, E. 1752 Call, C. P. 1174

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