ASA newsletter 2020 January

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ASA newsletter 2020 January

This January 2020 newsletter of the Arkansas State Archives includes articles "New Director Named," "Symposium Set for Feb. 1," "New Accessions in December," "New Employees Join the Archives Team," "Donated Bible at NEARA," "Researching Tips: Divorce and Marriage Records," "Arkansas Prophet Demands Execution," and "A Conversation with Stephanie Carter." This newsletter also includes a photograph of women playing in the snow outside the State Capitol, ASA and NEARA holiday photographs, and a photograph of a coal train stopped at Fort Smith, held in ASA's photograph collections.

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title: ASA newsletter 2020 January

creator: Arkansas State Archives

subject: Archival institutes and workshops; African American soldiers; Genealogy

description: This January 2020 newsletter of the Arkansas State Archives includes articles "New Director Named," "Symposium Set for Feb. 1," "New Accessions in December," "New Employees Join the Archives Team," "Donated Bible at NEARA," "Researching Tips: Divorce and Marriage Records," "Arkansas Prophet Demands Execution," and "A Conversation with Stephanie Carter." This newsletter also includes a photograph of women playing in the snow outside the State Capitol, ASA and NEARA holiday photographs, and a photograph of a coal train stopped at Fort Smith, held in ASA's photograph collections.

publisher: Arkansas State Archives

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date: 2020-01

type: Interactive Resources

format: .warc

identifier: asa_ms000858_asa_newsletters_2020_01.warc

source: Arkansas History Commission/Arkansas State Archives records, MS.000858

language: English

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coverage: Arkansas

rights: The copyright law of the United States (Title 17-U.S. Code) governs the making of photocopies or other reproductions of copyrighted material. The person using this material is liable for any infringement. For more information on copyright or permissions for this content, please contact the Arkansas State Archives at 501-682-6900 or state.archives@arkansas.gov.

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