James Lincoln Stice papers : scrapbooks, letters, newspaper clippings, photographs, ca. 1870s-1947.

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Stice, George T. James Lincoln Stice papers : scrapbooks, letters, newspaper clippings, photographs, ca. 1870s-1947.

James Lincoln Stice papers : scrapbooks, letters, newspaper clippings, photographs, ca. 1870s-1947.

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The papers consist of three scrapbooks; correspondence, ca. 1906 to 1946, including letters which Stice exchanged with the Arkansas Congressman J.W. Trimble; newspaper clippings (mostly from The Oswego Independent) with miscellaneous family news/announcements, e.g. wedding engagements, birthdays, obituaries, and job promotions; newspaper articles written by Stice's brother, George T., while he was serving in the U.S. Army in Manila, Philippines, in 1898-1899; Stice's series of articles A Boy's Impression of Oswego published in The Oswego Independent in 1932; a published pamphlet (a collection of newspaper articles, 1932-1935) The New Deal by James Lincoln Stice; a printed leaflet of comments by C.E. Rench, Parson's Sun, Kansas, on Stice's Free Enterprise; U.S. Post Office Department identification cards; family photographs and one tintype; and other papers and printed material. The scrapbooks, ca. 1890-1907, contain newspaper clippings, programs, empty envelopes addressed by George T. Stice from Philippines to his mother, Melissa Stice, and a few memorabilia. The papers also contain a landscape map (located at the Special Collections' map case) of the Stice (now Upchurch) residence in Fayetteville.

.3 linear ft.

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