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• Steamboating
  ...idewheeler that could accommodate 125 passengers and two thousand bales of cotton. The ''Pat Cleburne'' was constructed in 1870.
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• Lecont
  ...grist mill and cotton gin operated under [[J. A. McCain]]. A saw mill and cotton gin operated under [[J. W. Todd]].
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• Marche
  ...around the settlement had nearly starved to death in trying to establish a cotton crop. Choinski's prediction that five hundred families, comprising thousand ...i's Grocery sold feed and flour, and occasionally loaned money to strapped cotton farmers. The community had no physician.
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• North Point
  ...agonmaker here by the name of [[Patrick Fox]]. A saw mill, grist mill, and cotton mill operated under [[C. W. Clay]]. There were two general stores, operated
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• Conway Compress Company
  ...ught fire, causing $685,896 in damage and destroying thousands of bales of cotton. [[Category:Cotton]]
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• Jacimore Building
  ...e site in 1866. The foundry manufactured steam engines, boilers, sawmills, cotton gins and presses, woodworking machinery, steam pumps and pipe fittings, and
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• Little Rock Board of Trade
  *Alphin-Lake Cotton Co. *Arkansas Cotton Oil Co.
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• Ad Hamberg
  ...with [[Max Mayer]], manager of the [[Lesser-Goldman Cotton Company|Lesser Cotton Company]], and vice president of the [[Little Rock Board of Trade]].
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• Arkansas Cotton Oil Company
  ..., and the secretary-treasurer [[Harry F. H. Eberts]]. The company operated cotton seed oil mills in [[Argenta]], Brinkley, Fort Smith, Helena, Little Rock, a The American Cotton Oil Company assumed the assets of the Arkansas Cotton Oil Company around 1916.
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• Cotton Industry
  ...made the processing of cotton fibers more economical and the processing of cotton seeds feasible. Seeds were milled to make hulls, linters, meal, and cottons ====Cotton Gins====
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• Thomas R. Chaney
  '''Thomas R. Chaney''' was the president of the [[Arkansas Cotton Oil Company]] in the late nineteenth century.
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• Abner D. Thomas
  ...resident of the [[Thomas Manufacturing Company]] (also known as the Thomas Cotton Press Works) in [[Little Rock]] in the late nineteenth century. ...ieces of labor-saving cotton handling machines, including the self-packing cotton press. He entered into business with his brother [[D. H. Thomas]] and estab
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• Cotton Patch Motel
  [[Image:Cotton-patch-motel.jpg|thumb|300px|Cotton Patch Motel in Little Rock.]] The '''Cotton Patch Motel''' stood alongside the Little Rock to Benton highway, on the ou
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• Thomas Manufacturing Company
  ...any''' (also known as the '''Thomas Cotton Press Works''') was the largest cotton press manufacturer in the world in the 1890s. [[Category:Cotton]]
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• Conway Cotton Oil Company
  The '''Conway Cotton Oil Company''' was located at 1502 Mill Street in [[Conway]], Arkansas. The [[Category:Cotton]]
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• Steamboat Pat Cleburne
  ...nd 33 feet wide, could accommodate 124 passengers or two thousand bales of cotton. The ''Pat Cleburne'' moved from the White to the Arkansas River in 1871, a
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• Great Flood of 1927
  ...s covered Arkansas City three times between April and July, destroying the cotton crop and forcing residents to paddle boats to church. Floodwaters did not f
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• Agriculture
  [[Image:Alexander-plantation.jpg|thumb|300px|Cotton pickers on the Alexander Plantation in Pulaski County, Arkansas, in 1933.]] Crops of the 1880s consisted of cotton, buckwheat, beans, peas, grasses, fruit, barley, oats, rye, sorghum, tobacc
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• Great Depression
  ...and in their anger at the president spoke of rabbits as "Hoover hogs." The cotton crop for the year dwindled from 1.4 million bales in 1929 to only 879,000 i
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• Robert H. "Bunny" Adcock Jr.
  ...nt Finance Authority]], and as the state's bank commissioner. He is also a cotton farmer and very involved in the [[Arkansas Jaycees]].
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