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• Thomas C. McRae Memorial Sanatorium
  ...Rae Memorial Sanatorium for Negroes''' was established near [[Alexander]], Arkansas, on January 1, 1930. The tuberculosis sanatorium was a segregated facility ...rican Americans in the state was first made by Miss Erle Chambers of the [[Arkansas Tuberculosis Association]] in 1919. Governor [[Thomas C. McRae]] managed to
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• Cadron Settlement Park
  ...ent-shelter.jpg|thumb|300px|Shelter at Cadron Settlement Park near Conway, Arkansas. Photo by Phil Frana.]] [[Image:Cadron-settlement-ark-river.jpg|thumb|300px|Arkansas River at Cadron Settlement Park. Photo by Phil Frana.]]
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• Hospitals
  '''Hospitals''' of various sorts are found in the larger cities of central Arkansas. *[[Arkansas Baptist Hospital]]
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• Marche
  ...unity located in [[Pulaski County]] twelve miles north of [[Little Rock]], Arkansas. Marche is sited near some of the earliest historic home-sites in central Arkansas, including those of pioneer settlers at [[Crystal Hill]] in the 1820s. Fift
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• Lena Lowe Jordan
  ...kansas Home and Hospital for Crippled Negro Children]] in [[Little Rock]], Arkansas.
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• M. Crowell
  '''M. Crowell''' was a farmer, physician, and merchant in [[Solgohachia]], Arkansas. ...to Georgia in 1831, then to Spaulding County, Alabama in 1865. Crowell was home schooled and attended public school in Deadville, Alabama. He learned medic
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• Great Depression
  The '''Great Depression''' in central Arkansas began with a drought in the summer of 1930 that extended into the spring of Compounding the situation, Arkansas had borrowed heavily in the 1920s to build its system of state highways. In
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• Eugene Post
  ...eggy Post|Peggy]], is the founder of [[Mount Bethel Winery]] in [[Altus]], Arkansas. The [[wineries|winery]] operates on the site of the original cellar for th ...Winery, founded in 1956 and considered third oldest winery in the state of Arkansas, is a family owned and operated business. Three Post brothers [[Eugene Post
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• Carry Nation
  ...buted her temperance calling to the ravages of his disease. Nation built a home in Holden, Missouri, and attended the Normal Institute in nearby Warrensbur ...Hall]] at 35 Steele Street in [[Eureka Springs]], Arkansas, served as the home of Carry Nation for two years beginning in 1909. Nation had visited Eureka
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• Acxiom Corporation
  ...oration''' is a high tech company headquartered in Little Rock and Conway, Arkansas. ..., the company must be count to the most successful companies originated in Arkansas (see Wal Mart, Tyson, etc) and has experienced an immense growth in the pas
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