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3651981Oregon Historical Quarterly — Volume 321931

Volume 32, No. 1 (Mar. 1931)

edited by Leslie M. Scott

Douglas Expeditions, 1840-41. by Herman A. Leader
Indian Tribes of Curry County. by Vernon Nielson
British Values in Oregon, 1847. by T. C. Elliott
Ashland Normal School, 1869-1930. by William Pierce Tucker
The Dalles Woolen Mill. by Alfred L. Lomax
Early Education in Oregon. by J. F. Santee
Judge Robert Sharp Bean. by Charles H. Carey
One Hundred Years Ago, 1831. by Nellie B. Pipes
"Reviews"
“News and Comment"
"Necrology"

Volume 32, No. 2 (June 1931)

Nationalism of Lewis and Clark. by Leslie M. Scott
Thomas Starr King in Oregon, 1862. by William G. Eliot, Jr.
Thomas Milton Gatch, Educator. by J. F. Santee
Pioneer Wool Mill Products. by A. L. Lomax
Early Scenes in Harney County. by Lewis A. McArthur
Wilson Price Hunt, 1783-1842. by T. C. Elliott
Umpqua Agriculture, 1851. by Jesse Applegate
Douglas Expeditions, 1840041 [cont]. by Herman A. Leader
Ashland Normal School, 1869-1930 [cont]. by William Pierce Tucker
"Reviews"
"News and Comment"
"Necrology"

Volume 32, No. 3 (Sept. 1931)

Syracuse and Santiam City, 1845-61. by Jesse Steiwer Douglas
Modern Fallacies of Champoeg. by Leslie M. Scott
Belshaw Journey, Oregon Trail, 1853. by Gwen Castle
Oregon City Woolen Mill. by Alfred L. Lomax
Douglas Expeditions, 1840-41. by Herman A. Leader
Champoeg and Wai-i-lat-pu. by T. C. Elliott
Oregon Inlet, Roanoke Island. by T. C. Elliott
"Reviews"
“News and Comment"
"Necrology"

Volume 32, No. 4 (Dec. 1931)

Broughton, up Columbia River, 1792. by J. Neilson Barry
Early Portland Contrasts. by Leslie M. Scott
Beginnings of Jefferson. by Jesse Steiwer Douglas
Indian Conditions in 1836-38. by Nellie B. Pipes
Beginnings of Ocean Park, 1872-83. by George C. Johnson
Douglas Expeditions, 1840-41 [cont.]. by Herman A. Leader
"Reviews"
“News and Comment"
"Necrology"
"Index"

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