Oregon Historical Quarterly/Volume 47

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3830971Oregon Historical Quarterly — Volume 471946Lancaster Pollard

Number 1 (March)

History of Medical Journals in the Pacific Northwest. by O. Larsell
The James Douglas Report on the "Beaver Affair". ed. by W. Kaye Lamb
More Letters by Narcissa and Marcus Whitman. ed. by L. A. Kibbe
Oregon Documents Check List VIII: Officials, Boards. by comp. by E. R. Rockwood
Volume 47/Oregon Geographic Names II: Additions since 1944
"Reviews"
"Affiliated Societies"
"News and Comment"
"Accessions"
"Members"

Number 2 (June)

Southern Route into Oregon: Notes and a New Map. by Buena Cobb Stone
Beginning of Labor Movement in Pacific Northwest. by Harry W. Stone
Joaquin Miller: Lawyer, Poet, Judge in Canyon City. by Howard McKinley Corning
Naming and Early Settlement of Ilwaco, Washington. by Mildred Colbert
Oregon Geographic Names III: Additions since 1944. by Lewis A. McArthur
Oregon Document Check List IX: Officials, Boards. by comp. by E. R. Rockwood
"Reviews"
"Affiliated Societies"
"News and Comment"

Number 3 (September)

Life of George H. Williams: Almost Chief-Justice. by Sidney Teiser
A History of Transportation in the Pacific Northwest. by Randall V. Mills
Broadcasts Capture Dramatic Values in Pioneer History. by Robert Ormond Case
Oregon Geographic Names IV: Additions since 1944. by L. A. McArthur
Oregon Document Check List X: Officials, Boards. by comp. by E. R. Rockwood
"Reviews"
"Affiliated Societies"
"News and Comment"

Number 4 (December)

History of the Community of Multnomah, Oregon. by Marguerite Norris Davis
Life of George H. Williams: Almost Chief-Justice (cont.). by Sidney Teiser
Oregon Geographic Names V: Additions since 1944. by L. A. McArthur
Oregon Document Check List XI: Concluding Entries. by comp. by E. R. Rockwood
"Reviews"
The Folk Phrase for It
"Affiliated Societies"
"News and Comment"
"Accessions"
"Index"

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