Bowie Knife Origin Sparks Arkansas Debate in 1838
A Batesville Arkansas News item from November 15 1838 details a heated dispute over Bowies knife origin citing a Baltimore Transcript sketch of Bowies inventor. It notes Bowies duel history with a blacksmiths forge commission producing a 12 inch knife and Bowies later fame tied to a field at Avoyelles and the Alamo era. The piece includes a response from Bowie denying the wanderer blacksmith tale and asserting his own hand in the knives creation, plus a 1930s Arkansas law restricting Bowie knife sales and references to its widespread use in frontier violence.
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Arkansas Post excavation funds approved in appropriations bill
A $15,000 addition was approved by a House Appropriations subcommittee to advance archaeological work at Arkansas Post, the early French settlement in southeastern Arkansas. The money, part of Interior Department appropriations, will finish preliminary site work toward an historic park, with National Park Service chief Wirth confirming the plan after last month’s hearing. Excavations have revealed both Indian and European settlement layers.
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