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3830962Oregon Historical Quarterly — Volume 411940Alfred Powers

No. 1 (March)

George Henry Himes, Archivist for Guidance of Posterity. by Leslie M. Scott
Robert Carlton Clark, Teacher, Scholar and Historian. by Joseph Schafer
Diary of Reverend G. H. Atkinson, 1847-1858 [cont]. by E. Ruth Rockwood
Fort Hall under the Hudson's Bay Company, 1837-1856. by Louis S. Grant
The Roads and Transportation of Territorial Oregon. by Oscar Osburn Winther
Earliest Oregon Postoffices As Recorded at Washington. by Lewis A. McArthur
Joseph L. Meek: A Conspicuous Personality [cont]. by H. E. Tobie
"Reviews"
"Shorter Notices"
"News and Comment"
"Necrology"
"Members"

No. 2 (June)

Creative Historical Research in Fiction, Drama, Art: A Symposium
Children of God. by Vardis Fisher
Union Pacific. by Helen Gladys Percey
Three Murals in the Capitol. by Barry Faulkner
Three Murals in the Capitol. by Frank H. Schwartz
Culture of the Indian Tribes of the Pacific Northwest. by Alexander Goldenweiser
Lament of the Umatilla [verse]. by Bert Huffman
An Amateur Archaeologist's 50 Years in Oregon. by N. G. Seaman
Lewis and Clark Route Retraced across the Bitterroots. by Elers Koch
Winship Settlement in 1810 Was Oregon's Jamestown. by Anna Jerzyk
Botanist in Oregon in 1843-44 for Kew Gardens, London. by Clifford M. Drury
Literacy on the Oregon Trail: Books across the Plains. by James W. Manning
First Local Government, 1841: Index to Primary Sources. by J. Neilson Barry
Flumgudgeon Gazette in 1845 Antedated the Spectator. by Lawrence Clark Powell
Diary of Reverend G. H. Atkinson, 1847-1858. by E. Ruth Rockwood
"Reviews"
"Shorter Notices"
Feast of the Salmon
"News and Comment"
"Necrology"
"New Members"

No. 3 (September)

Willamette Highway--The Seventh across the High Cascades. by Charles A. Sprague
Whole Pacific Northwest Served by Willamette Highway. by Fred Fisk
Beef Cattle Industry in Oregon, 1890-1938. by Dexter K. Strong
Diary of Reverend G. H. Atkinson, 1847-1858 [cont]. by E. Ruth Rockwood
Camp Sites of Jedediah Smith on the Oregon Coast. by Alice B. Maloney
"Reviews"
"Shorter Notices"
Salem Centennial. by Burt Brown Barker
"News and Comment"
"Necrology"

No. 4 (December)

Mrs. Butler's 1853 Diary of Rogue River Valley. by Oscar Osburn Winther and Rose Dodge Galey
Emerson Bennett's Two Oregon Novels. by Randall V. Mills
Wallowa Valley Towns and Their Beginnings. by Grace Butterfield and J. H. Horner
Diary of Reverend G. H. Atkinson, 1847-1858 [cont]. by E. Ruth Rockwood
Scott's and Applegate's Old South Road. by Mildred Baker Burcham
"Reviews"
"Annual Address". by rep. by Edith Y. Kuhns
"News and Comment"
"Necrology"
"Index"

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