Discover a fascinating piece of regional history with the Autumn 2013 issue of the Arkansas Historical Quarterly, Volume LXXII, Number 3. This particular issue features an intriguing cover story on the "Chicken-of-Tomorrow Association Member" from June 1948, highlighting the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville and its significant role in the poultry industry. Delve into articles like "Arkansas's First Boomtown": El Dorado and the Emergence of The Poultry Processing Industry, offering a unique look at the economic and industrial development of Arkansas. Other compelling articles include "C.J. Finger in Fayetteville: The Last Horizon," "Nightriding and Racial Cleansing in the Arkansas River Valley," and "The Helena-West Helena Conference of the Arkansas Historical Association, 2013.

This historical journal is a treasure trove for anyone interested in Arkansas history, agricultural development, regional studies, and the evolution of the poultry industry. Published by the esteemed Arkansas Historical Association, it provides scholarly articles, historical accounts, and book reviews that offer deep insights into the state's past. Whether you're a historian, a collector of regional Americana, or simply curious about the unique stories that shaped Arkansas, this issue is a valuable addition to any collection. Explore the rich narrative of Arkansas with this well-researched and engaging publication.