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Chapter 4 State Symbols, Motto, Etc.

• Section1-4-101. State flag.
• Section1-4-102. Salute to state flag.
• Section1-4-103. Lowering of flags upon death of public officials.
• Section1-4-104. Distribution of flags.
• Section1-4-105. Pronunciation of state name.
• Section1-4-106. State nickname.
• Section1-4-107. State motto.
• Section1-4-108. Official seals.
• Section1-4-109. State flower.
• Section1-4-110. State insect.
• Section1-4-111. State gem, mineral, and rock.
• Section1-4-112. State beverage.
• Section1-4-113. State musical instrument.
• Section1-4-114. Poet laureate.
• Section1-4-115. State fruit and vegetable.
• Section1-4-116. State songs and anthem.
• Section1-4-117. Official language.
• Section1-4-118. State bird.
• Section1-4-119. State tree.
• Section1-4-120. State folk dance.
• Section1-4-121. Purple martin capitals.
• Section1-4-122. State mammal.
• Section1-4-123. Trout Capital of the U.S.A.
• Section1-4-124. State soil.
• Section1-4-125. State historic cooking vessel.
• Section1-4-126. State butterfly.
• Section1-4-127. State grain.
• Section1-4-128. Lowering of state flags when member of armed services killed in action — Definition.
• Section1-4-129. State grape.
• Section1-4-130. State nut.
• Section1-4-131. Artist laureate.
• Section1-4-132. Poultry Capital of the World.
• Section1-4-133. Display of national motto.
• Section1-4-134. Arkansas's contribution to National Statuary Hall Collection — Legislative findings and intent.
• Section1-4-135. State dinosaur.
• Section1-4-136. State knife.
• Section1-4-137. State primitive fish.
• Section1-4-138. State firearm.
• Section1-4-139. Birthplace of the Bowie Knife, Arkansas Heritage Site — Legislative findings and intent.