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3830974Oregon Historical Quarterly — Volume 501949Lancaster Pollard

Number 1 (March)

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  • Federal Road Building Grants for Early Oregon. by W. Turrentine Jackson
  • The Execution of Chief Leschi and the "Truth Teller". by Martin Schmitt
  • A Columbia Lancaster Letter about Oregon in 1847. ed. by Mentor L. Williams
  • A Brief Historical Introduction to Oregon Firearms. by Jack Hornback
  • Oregon Geographic Names XIV: Additions since 1944. by L. A. McArthur
  • "Reviews"
  • "Affiliated Societies"
  • "News Notes"
  • OHS Board, Staff, Pubs

Number 2 (June)

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  • Baker City in the Eighties: Boyhood Memories, by Wesley Andrews
  • Nez Perces in Indian Territory: An Archival Study. by Berlin B. Chapman
  • Poet of the Oregon Backwoods: Henry H. Woodward. by Alice Bay Maloney
  • Oregon Geographic Names XV: Additions since 1944, by L. A. McArthur
  • "Reviews"
  • "Affiliated Societies"
  • "News Notes"
  • Board, Staff, Pubs

Number 3 (September)

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  • The Estate of Dr. John McLoughlin: The Papers Discovered. by Burt Brown Barker
  • The Historical Geography of Idaho Counties. by Benjamin E. Thomas
  • Protestant Missionaries in Oregon: A Bibliographic Survey. by Clifford M. Drury
  • Reminiscences and Anecdotes of Oregon History. by Oswald West
  • Board, Staff, Pubs

Number 4 (December)

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  • "Bunk-Shanty Ballads and Tales": The Annual Society Address. by James Stevens
  • Reminiscences and Anecdotes: Political History. by Oswald West
  • Transporting Livestock by Boat up the Columbia, 1861-1868. by Earle K. Stewart
  • "Reviews"
  • "Affiliated Societies"
  • "News Notes"
  • "Minutes of Annual Meeting"
  • "Index"
  • OHS Board, Staff, Pubs

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