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Volume XIX Number I (1996)
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| Volume XIX Number I (1996) |
| Cover picture : Lyric Theater illustration by Leland Burnett |
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| President's Column |
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| Monthly Meetings at the Museum |
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| Garner Family History |
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| Picture : English antique display case circa 1800 donated by Conrad R. Garner, Ph.D. of Seguin, Texas |
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| Memories of the Civil War, by Joe M. Bailey |
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| Artifacts Loaned & Donated to the Museum |
7 |
| Picture : Harrison High School Graduates of 1946 |
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| Pictures : Harrison High School Class of 1946 Officers - Faye Louise Hudson, Norman Rex Callicott, Mary Sue Phillips, William B. Holt II and Jacquelyn Corrigan |
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| History of Carroll County, Arkansas, by Hon. Bradley Bunch (article written in 1879 and reprinted from the Summer 1995 edition of the Carroll County Historical Quarterly) |
10-12, 15 |
| Her Business? Show Business, by Virginia Holmes Lewis (article written in 1953 for publication in Themis, the national magazine of Zeta Tau Alpha sorority) |
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| Picture : Lulu Garvin Fitton |
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| Picture : D. E. Fitton |
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| Picture : The Lyric Theater, 1953 |
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| Boone County Pioneers: De Roos Bailey, from a series of articles reprinted from A Reminiscent History of the Ozarks Region (1894) |
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| Books for Sale at the Museum |
18 |
| Boone County Marriage Index: Book 1 (1869-1940); Rhodes through Roberts. Transcribed and Submitted by Virginia Phillips |
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| Financial Report : Boone County Historical & Railroad Society, Inc. financial summary & comparison for 1994-95 |
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| Queries (LAWSON; SHEPPARD; THOMPSON; STAPP; STEPP; ROBERTSON; SMITH; ARMSTRONG; HARRIS) |
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| Picture : Unidentified railroad workers believed to be near a railroad bridge near Omaha, Arkansas |
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| Picture : Unidentified men believed to be at the train depot at Crickett, Arkansas |
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Volume XIX Number II (1996)
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| Volume XIX Number II (1996) |
| Cover picture : The first Capps School as pictured in 1912 |
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| President's Column |
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| Picture : Capps School, 1920 |
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| Features at the Museum |
28 |
| Pioneer Family of the Year : The George F. McKinney Family, from the Harrison Daily Times article by Kevin E. Mathis |
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| Picture : Robert P. Phillips, Mary Etta McGaughey, Willard W. Philips, Wilma Taylor and Franklin A. Phillips |
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| Boone County Pioneers: F. S. Baker, from a series of articles reprinted from A Reminiscent History of the Ozarks Region (1894) |
31-32 |
| The Origins of Boone County : History of the Capps Community, by Vernon Alford (from a manuscript "Memories of Capps" by longtime resident Vernon Alford) |
33-38 |
| Picture : Map of Capps |
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| Picture : Methodist Church called "Mt. Zion" |
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| Picture : Capps Spring |
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| Picture : Capps Presbyterian Church built in 1915 by William Albright and area men |
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| Picture : The Capps Store, formerly owned by Flora Worthington (the last Capps post office was located here and discontinued January 31, 1955) |
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| Picture : Capps Cemetery |
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| Picture : Capps School, 1920 |
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| Martin Oliver Estes Family |
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| Picture : The Estes Family - Leo, Pierce, Vernon, Martha, Don and Oliver |
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| Picture : Old soldiers parade at the northeast corner of the Harrison square |
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| Artifacts Loaned & Donated to the Museum |
41 |
| Books for Sale at the Museum |
42 |
| Boone County Marriage Index: Book 1 (1869-1940); Roberts through Rottenberry. Transcribed and Submitted by Virginia Phillips |
43-46 |
| Queries |
46-48 |
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Volume XIX Number III (1996)
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| Volume XIX Number III (1996) |
| Cover picture : Ideal Bakery, located on West Stephenson on the Harrison square. Also pictured are Bernelle, Beryle and Will McKinney |
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| President's Column |
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| Ideal Bakery Fed Boone County, by Shelley Dirst |
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| Picture : R. P. Phillips demonstrates the Roto Slicer |
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| Picture : George Elter and Will McKinney inside the Ideal Bakery in 1930 |
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| Pictures : Baking machines and equipment at the Ideal Bakery in 1935 |
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| Picture : Trick-roper Logan Journagan and Will McKinney prepare for an Ideal Bakery promotion |
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| Pictures : Mr. and Mrs. W. W. McKinney and the Ideal Bakery |
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| Picture : Miss Harrison 1948 - Mirta Meade Coker Coleman (Miss Harrison), June Officer Coker, Olivia Clayborn Johnson (2nd runner-up), Betty Lou Klepper Scruggs (1st runner-up) and Pat Mayberry |
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| Legalized Liquor Sales (newspaper article dated March 14, 1935) |
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| E.G. Mitchell Is Victim of Illness (article taken from Harrison Daily Times November 21, 1927) |
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| Picture : E.G. Mitchell |
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| Mitchell's Milestones |
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| Memories of the Civil War, by Joe M. Bailey |
60 |
| Features at the Museum |
61-62 |
| Harvest Homecoming Time Again |
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| Pictures : Good Roads Rally in Harrison, November 13, 1916 |
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| Boone County Pioneers: Jesse P. Briscoe, from a series of articles reprinted from A Reminiscent History of the Ozarks Region (1894) |
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| Books for Sale at the Museum |
65 |
| Artifacts Loaned & Donated to the Museum |
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| Old advertisements |
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| Boone County Marriage Index: Book 1 (1869-1940); Rothrock through Rystead. Transcribed and Submitted by Virginia Phillips |
68-70 |
| Picture : The 1996 White Oak Station Member-Guest Golf Tournament |
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| Queries |
71-72 |
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Volume XIX Number IV (1996)
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| Volume XIX Number IV (1996) |
| Cover picture : W.J. Myers, the local man who killed Henry Starr, and Henry Starr, noted bank robber who met his demise during an attempted robbery of the People's National Bank of Harrison in 1921 |
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| President's Column |
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| Banker Shot Starr in Harrison (Part One in a Series of Articles), by Shelley Dirst and Sammie Rose |
76-82 |
| Advertisement for the Campbell Insurance Agency regarding Henry Starr |
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| Picture : People's National Bank employees Edith Thistlewaite, Naomi Moore, Cleve Coffman and Marvin Wagley |
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| Picture : Body of Henry Starr |
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| Picture : Bandana worn by Starr at the time of the robbery in Harrison |
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| Picture : The People's National Bank of Harrison |
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| Myers Wins Recognition |
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| Picture : Charles Myers (great-grandson of W.J. Myers) at the museum showcase containing the Winchester rifle used to shoot Starr |
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| Boone County Family History Book - extended deadline March 31, 1997 |
83-84 |
| Harvest Homecoming |
84 |
| Features at the Museum |
85-87 |
| Memories of the Civil War, by Joe M. Bailey |
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| Boone County Pioneers: Robert Capps, from a series of articles reprinted from A Reminiscent History of the Ozarks Region (1894) |
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| Artifacts Loaned & Donated to the Museum |
90 |
| Books for Sale at the Museum |
91 |
| Boone County Marriage Index: Book 1 (1869-1940); Sabin through Shipman. Transcribed and Submitted by Virginia Phillips |
92-95 |
| Queries (HOLLAND; GUINN) |
96 |
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| Current and back issues of the Boone County Historian are for sale at the Boone County Heritage Museum, or by mail. The price is $3.00 per issue (add $1.50 per issue for postage for mailing). Please make checks payable to: |
Boone County Historical & Railroad Society, Inc.
P.O. Box 1094
Harrison, AR 72601 |
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