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  1984 Vol. 7 No. 1

  1) A Lost Art
  2) Hog Killin' Time On The Henderson Farm
  3) Old Time Haymaking
  4) ... and they molded bricks and built buildings
  5) The Way It Was - The Backup Pattern
  6) Reminiscences of Celeste
  7) Back When -As Told To Me
  8) Making Sorghum
  
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  1989 Vol. 12 No. 4

  1) LAWRENCE, MOTHER OF COUNTIES
  From The Goodspeed Biographical and Historical Memoirs of Northeast Arkansas - 1899
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  1992 Vol. 15 No. 3

  1) Alicia
  2) The Kerosene Lamp
  
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  1992 Vol. 15 No. 4

  1) History of the Jesup Area
  2) Eli Lindsey Memorial Church
  
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  1996 Vol. 1 No. 2

  1) Job Neill Letters
  2) Children Then and Now
  3) Proud Reminder of Our Past
  4) Descendants Honor Klansman, War Hero
  5) Buildings Are Well Preserved Today
  6) The Arkansas Delta 1887
  
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  1997 Vol. 2 No. 2

  1) The Colony In Lawrence County
  2) A Brief History Of The Walnut Ridge Anny Air Field
  3) LawCo. Genealogical Research Gets "Wired"
  4) Lawrence County Genealogies On The lntemet
  5) Walnut Ridge School Became Mainstay
  6) LawCo. Schools Have Diverse History
  7) Country Storekeeper
  8) Lawrence County Library Founded
  9) Lawrence County Library's Future
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  2002 Vol. 7 No. 2

  1) Nancy' s Lawrence County Comer
  2) Lynn School History
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  2003 Vol. 8 No. 1

  1) Trail of Tears sculpture erected near Imboden
  2) Uncle Jim Fry - Hardy Pioneer
  3) Meadows family shares memories of Afghanistan
  4) From the Past
  5) Arkansas' Spring River
  6) Here and There
  7) New England salt box style home
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  2003 Vol. 8 No. 2

  1) Edith Stovall selected outstanding club woman
  2) Whitmire shares history through storytelling
  3) A Lawrence County 20th century pioneer
  4) Howard Vance leaves gift for generations
  5) Interesting Facts About Lawrence County
  6) Lawrence County Extension Homemakers
  
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  2004 Vol. 9 No. 1

  1) In Loving Memory - Pauline McKamey
  2) Driftwood evokes pleasant memories
  3) Driftwood letter
  4) One-room school
  5) Walnut Ridge woman proud of her heritage
  6) The Wells Brothers oflmboden
  7) Early Hobo camp near Hoxie recalled
  8) Prisoners of War Camp to be closed
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  2004 Vol. 9 No. 2

  1) Army Airfield gave Walnut Ridge its niche in WWII
  2) Field bears name of fallen local boy
  3) Railroading at Hoxie
  4) Random Thoughts
  5) T.D. Correspondent from Smithville
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  2005 Vol. 10 No. 1

  1) Early History of Schools in Lawrence County
  2) History of Hoxie School Building Recalled
  3) Strawberry School Faced Difficulties During War
  4) As We Think - Powhatan Schoolhouse
  5) Restored Powhatan Schoolhouse to be Dedicated