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• File:Arkansas-counties-1828.jpg Map of Arkansas Counties in 1828. Illustration from John Hugh Reynolds, ''Makers of Arkansas History (571 × 461 (84 KB)) - 21:09, 20 December 2009

• File:Arkansas-1819.jpg Outline map of Arkansas counties in 1819. (514 × 391 (49 KB)) - 21:29, 19 February 2010

• File:Arkansas-1836.jpg Outline map of Arkansas counties in 1836. (485 × 384 (49 KB)) - 21:29, 19 February 2010

• File:Arkansas-1850.jpg Outline map of Arkansas counties in 1850. (370 × 313 (30 KB)) - 21:30, 19 February 2010

• Territory of Arkansas
  [[Image:Arkansas-1819.jpg|thumb|300px|Map of Arkansas territorial counties in 1819.]]
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• Great Flood of 1927
  ...r Mississippi River Valley, and in Arkansas covered portions of thirty-six counties. The Mississippi, Little Red, White, St. Francis, and Arkansas rivers all s ...County|Saline]], [[Pulaski County|Pulaski]], and [[Lonoke County|Lonoke]] counties. Levees on the [[Arkansas River]] failed at [[Little Rock]], and half of th
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• Prohibition
  ...w saloons to be ratified by a majority of local voters, 66 of Arkansas' 75 counties had banned saloons. In 1915, the [[General Assembly]] passed the [[Newberry
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• Slavery
  ....0 percent of [[Conway County]] residents were slaves. Faulkner and Lonoke counties had not yet been formed in 1860.
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• Sunday Blue Law
  ...ing to the selling of alcohol in particular counties or townships. In some counties, for instance, the selling of alcohol is prohibited on election days, Chris
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• "Bone Dry" Liquor Law of 1917
  ...tizen to another. Many counties by 1900 had already made themselves "[[dry counties|dry]]." The [[Arkansas Liquor Law of 1913]] made the entire state officiall
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• Arkansas chapter of the Anti-Saloon League
  ...w saloons to be ratified by a majority of local voters, 66 of Arkansas' 75 counties had banned saloons.
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• Ed's Winery
  ...e largest in the United States. It disappeared after the county went [[Dry counties|dry]] in 1943. At its peak between 1936 and 1943 the winery produced 20,000
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• File:Wet-counties.jpg Wet counties in Arkansas. (600 × 464 (45 KB)) - 13:29, 10 April 2011

• Category:Alcohol
  ...-Saloon League]]. Many counties by 1900 had already made themselves "[[dry counties|dry]]." The Anti-Saloon League fell apart around 1906 because of intense ri ...state borders. In the year of the passage of the Newberry Act, only twelve counties remained "wet."
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• Dry county
  #REDIRECT [[Dry counties]]
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• Arkansas Liquor Law of 1913
  ...h like Arkansas bars and clubs do today. The act required that pro-license counties "must have voted 'for license' at the last general election on that subject
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