Oregon Historical Quarterly/Volume 54

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Oregon Historical Quarterly (1953)
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3832102Oregon Historical Quarterly — Volume 541953Lancaster Pollard

Number 1 (March)

David W. Ballard, Governor of Idaho, 1866-1870. by Merle W. Wells
The Library of a Fur Trader at Fort Umpqua. by J. Orin Oliphant
Oregon Know Nothing Pamphlet Illustrates Early Politics. by Priscilla Knuth
"Reviews"
"News Notes"
"Affiliated Societies"
Board, Staff, Pubs

Number 2 (June)

Captain Edward O. C. Ord in the Rogue River Indian War. by Bernarr Cresap
Indian Story-Telling of Old in the Pacific Northwest. by Ella E. Clark
Thomas Kay Woolen Mill Co.: A Family Enterprise. by Alfred L. Lomax
Remember the Winter of ---? Weather and Pioneers. by Donald H. Clark
"Affiliated Societies"
OHS Board, Staff, Pubs

Number 3 (September)

The Mythology of the Indians in the Pacific Northwest. by Ella E. Clark
Pacific Northwest Letters of George Gibbs. ed. by Vernon Carstensen
Oregon's First Salmon Canner, "Captain" John West. by Glenn Cunningham
"Affiliated Societies"
"News Notes"
Board, Staff, Pubs

Number 4 (December)

Workmen's Compensation Law: Notes on the Beginning. by Wm. A. Marshall
Oregon Coast Prehistory: Problems and Progress. by L. S. Cressman
Development of Industrial Arts in Oregon's School System. by Robert M. Moreland
The Oregon State Society of Washington, D.C.. by Pherne Miller
"Reviews"
“Affiliated Societies"
Minutes of the Annual Meeting
"Index"
Board, Staff, Pubs

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