Oregon Historical Quarterly/Volume 55

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Number 1 (March)

I.W.W. in the Pacific N.W.: Rebels in the Woods. by Robert L. Tyler
Thomas Fielding Scott: Bishop of Oregon. by Thomas E. Jessett
When Mark Twain Spoke in Portland. by Hubert H. Hoeltje
"Affiliated Societies"
"News Notes"
OHS Board, staff, pubs

Number 2 (June)

McMurtrie's Oregon Imprints: A Second Supplement. by George N. Belknap
Some Aspects of Presbyterian History in Oregon. by Clifford M. Drury
"Affiliated Societies"
"News Notes"
OHS board, staff, pubs

Number 3 (September)

Oregon State Park System: A Brief History. by S. H. Boardman
The Early History of the Puget's Sound Agricultural Company, 1838-43. by John S. Galbraith
"Affiliated Societies"
"News Notes"
"Reviews"
OHS board, staff, pubs

Number 4 (December)

A Breckinridge Democrat on the Secession Crisis: Letters of Isaac I. Stevens, 1860-61. ed. by Robert W. Johannsen
The Later Life and Activities of General Joel Palmer. by Stanley S. Spaid
"Affiliated Societies"
"News Notes"
Minutes of the Annual Meeting
"Index"
OHS board, staff, pubs

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