Several newspapers were begun in Eudora, including the Eudora Item in 1912, the Eudora Herald in 1917, and the Eudora Radio in 1925. None lasted for more than a few weeks. The Flood of 1927 devastated most of Chicot County, along with much of the rest of Arkansas. Eudoraâs elevation above the river plain preserved the city from flood damage and made it a natural site for a Red Cross camp, which served 3,000 refugees at its peak. Like many other local banks in Arkansas, the Bank of Eudora was acquired by A. B. Banks, but it closed on November 17, 1930, when Banksâs American Exchange Trust Company collapsed. The bank was reopened the first day of 1931 as Eudora Bank; by the end of the year, it was the only bank open in Chicot County.
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Genetics is the study of single genes and their effects. For example, Huntington's or Tay-Sachs disease would be considered genetics because a single gene causes these diseases, despite environmental interactions. Genomics is the study of all your genes including interactions of those genes with each other and with your environment. For example, heart disease, asthma, diabetes, and cancer would all be considered genomics because they are caused by genetic and environmental factors.