Oregon Historical Quarterly/Volume 52

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Number 1 (March)

Black Harris, Mountain Man, Teller of Tales. by Verne Bright
History of Papermaking in the Pacific Northwest: I. by W. Claude Adams
Clinton De Witt Smith, Secretary, Idaho Territory, 1864-1865. by Merle W. Wells
"Bibliographic Notes". by Martin Schmitt
"Affiliated Societies"
"News Notes"
Board, Staff, PUbs

Number 2 (June)

Contributions of Virginians in Oregon, 1850. by Harvey E. Tobie
History of Papermaking in the Pacific Northwest: II. by W. Claude Adams
The St. Helens-Hillsborough Territorial Road. by George A. Nelson
Senator Baker of Oregon. by Grant Conway
Quivira, a Legendary City of the Oregon Coast. by Verne Bright
"Affiliated Societies"
"News Notes"
OHS Board, Staff, Pubs

Number 3 (September)

Extinguishing Indian Titles on the Oregon Coast. by Jerry A. O'Callaghan
Reminiscences and Anecdotes: McNarys and Lanes. by Oswald West
History of Papermaking in the Pacific Northwest: III. by W. Claude Adams
"Art Note". by Harris K. Pryor
"Reviews"
"Affiliated Societies"
OHS Board, Staff, PUbs

Number 4 (December)

The Pacific Northwest: A Regional Study. by Lancaster Pollard
Reminiscences and Anecdotes: The Harding Brothers. by Oswald West
The Folklore and History of the "Oregon Fever". by Verne Bright
A Note on Bison Hunting: A Few Were Saved. by F. J. Clifford
"Reviews"
"Affiliated Societies"
"Minutes of the Annual Meeting"
"Index"
Board, Staff

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