Newspaper publicity clippings, pt. 2, 1936-1937

1. Newspaper clipping: Smile, Ye Moderns, at Love Letters of Long Ago by Wilma Leiter. Oregon Journal, October 16, 1938.

2. Newspaper clipping: 'Colonel', Famous Fire Horse, Given Writeup. Oregon Journal, October 12, 1938.

3. Newspaper clipping: Total Fire Loss of $48,618.97 Laid to Smokers. Oregon Journal, October 12, 1938.

4. Newspaper clipping: Lady - Watch that Flatiron - Everyone Can Help Portland Prevent Fires. Journal, October 9, 1938.

5. Newspaper clipping: Let Us Go to the Park. Morning Oregonian, August 17, 1936.

6. Newspaper clipping: Study by WPA Reveals Unique Feeding System. Coos Bay Times, March 3, 1936.

7. Newspaper clipping: Purchase of Car by Banker Using Kin's Name Noted. Oregonian, February 23, 1936.

8. Newspaper clipping: Mint in Oregon was Never Used. Oregon Journal, February 16, 1936.

9. Newspaper clipping: Saw Mill Waits Years Before First Job Done. News-Telegram, February 12, 1936.

10. Newspaper clipping: Joaquin Miller's Story Found by WPA Collector. News-Telegram, January 7, 1936.

11. Newspaper clipping: Queer Primitive Customs Revealed in WPA Surveys. Oregon Journal, January 26, 1936.

12. Newspaper clipping: Writer for American Guide Unearths Old Indian Treaty. Southwestern Oregon News, February 7, [no year given].

13. Newspaper clipping: Tells of Pioneer Trip Through Santiam Pass. News-Telegram, March 10. 1936.

14. Newspaper clipping: Ashland History to be Written in Guidebook Work. Ashland Daily Tidings, March 13, 1936.

15. Newspaper clipping: First 'Horn' Shipment of Wheat by Oregon Man. News-Telegram, March 28, 1936.

16. Newspaper clipping: Oregon Guide Copy Now Used as Model. Journal, Portland, Oregon, March 29, 1936.

17. Newspaper clipping: Oregon's Postal System Lacking Only in Income. News-Telegram, April 3, 1936.

18. Newspaper clipping: American Guide Finds Approval - People of County Develop Interest in Publication - Help to Writer is General and Very Helpful. Coos Bay Harbor, February 6, [no year given].

19. Newspaper clipping: They Write, They Play. Journal, Portland, Oregon, April 16, [no year given].

20. Newspaper clipping: Oregon Schools' History Written. News-Telegram, May 2, [no year given].

21. Newspaper clipping: West WPA Head Has High Praise for Oregon Office. No citation given.

22. Newspaper clipping: WPA Project Compiling Oregon Data. Journal, Portland, Oregon, March 8, 1936.

23. Newspaper clipping: Pioneer Marked - American Guide Worker Tells of Dr. Condon. News-Telegram, February 18, 1936.

24. Newspaper clipping: Trace Beginnings of Shady Streets. News-Telegram, January 15, 1936.

25. Newspaper clipping: Writers' Research Project Stirs School Interest. Journal, January 13, 1936.

26. Newspaper clippings: Fight for Business Recalls Other Days. News Telegram, January 14, 1936; Trace Beginnings of Shady Streets. News-Telegram, January 15, 1936.

27. Newspaper clipping: Poor Penmanship is Tough on Town. Journal, Portland, Oregon, March 11, 1936.

28. Newspaper clipping: Question Spelling of Portland Names. News-Telegram, December 25, 1936.

29. Newspaper clipping: Powers Here for Data on Astoria - Reports Project. Astorian Budget, November 6, 1936.

30. Newspaper clipping: 'Singing Mice' not New - Paper 32 Years Old Tells of Them. Eugene Register Guard, December 27, 1936.

31. Newspaper clipping: Letter Written in Indian Wars Found in Survey. Ashland Tidings, December 21, 1936.

32. Newspaper clipping: Jackson County Historical Data Checked by WPA - Complete Catalogue of All Historical Records, Location and Extent Will be Made Available to Public. Medford Mail Tribune, November 20, 1936.

33. Newspaper clipping: Aged Records Give Up Many History Facts - Five Workers Delving in Musty Archives with Clinton Watching. Astorian Budget, November 26, 1936.

34. Newspaper clipping: Ancient River Bed Contains Deposits that Make Douglas County Richest Undeveloped Mining Region in Whole State of Oregon. Roseburg News-Review, September 17, 1936.

35. Newspaper clipping: Early-day Douglas County's Desire for Transportation Lines to Outside Areas Revealed in Survey by Research Worker - Series of Corporations Covering a Period of More Than 60 Years Launched Rail, River and Road Projects. Having Widely-Separated Goals, but None Met Success - East-West Railway Need Still Seen Here. Roseburg News-Review, September 22, 1936.

36. Newspaper clipping: Mine Parley to be Held at Roseburg. Roseburg News-Review, September 17, 1936.

37. Newspaper clipping: Oregon History Survey Underway. Roseburg News-Review, September 12, 1936.

38. Newspaper clipping: Caste System Puts WPA on Different Elevators. Minneapolis Journal, November 15, 1936.

39. Newspaper clipping: Laziest Man Let Pigs Catch Clams for Him to Eat. No citation given.

40. Newspaper clipping: Records Reveal How Early Oregon Opposed Speed. Oregon Daily Journal, October 1, 1936.

41. Newspaper clipping: Kiwanians Hear History of the Wilson River Road. Tillamook Headlight Herald, no date given.

42. Newspaper clipping: Many Attend Fellowship of Church Women Meeting. Tillamook Headlight Herald, no date given.

43. Newspaper clipping: With the Writing Folk. Oregon Sunday Journal, November 8, 1936.

44. Newspaper clipping: Seek Pioneer's Shakespeare Set. No citation given.

45. Newspaper clipping: Bertha Slater Smith. No citation given.

46. Newspaper clipping: Bertha Smith, Pioneer Work Notable, Dies. Oregon Journal, November 4, 1936.

47. Newspaper clipping: Only Ghost Now. Sunday Journal, September 27, 1936.

48. Newspaper clipping: Research Worker Early Day Costs. News Telegram, no date given.

49. Newspaper clipping: Silver Scarcity Told by Paper Printed in 1884. Oregonian, September 19, 1937.

50. Newspaper clipping: Pioneers' Love of Chewing Tobacco Research Topic. Oregon Sunday Journal, August 15, 1937 (2 copies).

51. Newspaper clipping: Clipping Describes Pioneer Day Ball Given by Officers. Oregon City Enterprise, August 19, 1937.

52. Newspaper clipping: Pieces Together Tales of 'Whispering' Thompson. News-Itemizer, October 1937.

53. Newspaper clipping: Stock Brands in Oregon Have Odd Description. News-Telegram, September 15, 1937.

54. Newspaper clipping: Some Cattle Brands of Morrow. Oregonian, January 24, 1937.

55. Newspaper clipping: Clatsop County Seal is Historic. Oregon Journal, August 22, 1937.

56. Newspaper clipping: WPA Project Gives 6 Counties' Data. No citation given.

57. Newspaper clipping: Pioneer Society Noted by Survey - Old Papers Tell of Functions in Early Days Here. Oregonian, August 16, 1937.

58. Newspaper clipping: Baker's 'Lost Road' is Found by WPA. Oregon Journal, June 27, 1937.

59. Newspaper clipping: 'Chaw' Tobacco Earns Place in Oregon History. No citation given.

60. Newspaper clipping: County History Subject of Research. Polk County itemizer-Observer. September 2, 1937.

61. Newspaper clipping: Early Tillamook Documents Found. Oregon Journal, September 19, 1937.

62. Newspaper clipping: Records Reveal Stock Brands of Early Oregon. Oregon Journal, September 14, 1937.

63. Newspaper clipping: Oregon Pictures Sent East. Oregonian, December 9, 1937.

64. Newspaper clipping: Oregon Pictures for Exhibition. News-Telegram, December 8, 1937.

65. Newspaper clipping: Historic Oregon Pictures Sent In. Journal, December 12, 1937.

66. Newspaper clipping: Early Record of Dallas Reveals Interesting Facts. Oregon Journal, May 19, 1937.

67. Newspaper clipping: Historical Material Sought in Country. No citation given.

68. Newspaper clipping: Joaquin Miller Poetry Found in Ancient Files. News-Telegram, May 7, 1936 (3 copies).

69. Newspaper clipping: 'Lifer' Saves His Pennies to Buy Chicken Ranch. Oregon Journal, 1937.

70. Newspaper clipping: Old Mining Trails. Christian Science Monitor, February 18, 1937.

71. Newspaper clipping: WPA Guidebook Heads Confer - Talk with Regional Director from Utah - Writers are Busy. No citation given.

72. Newspaper clipping: Public and Private Records Will be Searched for Basic Materials - Mrs. Beulah Hurst Now at Work at Court House Here. News-Reporter, McMinnville, April 23, 1936.

73. Newspaper clipping: Will Interview Northern Grant County Pioneers. No citation given.

74. Newspaper clipping: Newspaper Editor Oregon's First Chief Postmaster. No citation given.

75. Newspaper clipping: Schools Carry Out WPA Writers' Project. Oregonian, May 3, 1936.

76. Newspaper clipping: American Guide, WPA Project, to Appear This Fall. Oregon Journal, 1936.

77. Newspaper clipping: River City Known as Portageville - Research Discloses Facts Buried in Archives. Oregonian, March 29, 1936.

78. Newspaper clipping: No article title. First sentence: Mrs. Marguerite Stasek of Tillamook has been appointed historian for Tillamook County under the Federal Writers Program of WPA. No citation given.

79. Newspaper clipping: WPA Job Unearths Early School Days Interesting Data. Oregon Journal, February 28, 1937.

80. Newspaper clipping: With the Writing Folk. Oregon Journal, no date given.

81. Newspaper clipping: 'Caint Find Him'. East Oregonian, December 30, 1936 (2 copies).

82. Newspaper clipping: Display from 48 States Featured at Boston 'Y'. Boston Traveler, no date given.

83. Newspaper clipping: Defunct Bank Cash was Used - Later, Private Currency was Issued by Mormons in Utah. Ogden Standard-Examiner, February 10, 1937.

84. Newspaper clipping: Odd Form of Check Discovered in Old Files. Gazette Times, February 4, 1937.

85. Newspaper clipping: History Research Chief Delves in Old Records. Astorian Budget, January 1, 1937.

86. Newspaper clipping: Local Authorities will be Speakers. The Dalles Optimist, December 25, 1936.

87. Newspaper clipping: Powers Well Pleased. East Oregonian, January 4, 1937.

88. Newspaper clipping: Exhibit Reveals Program of WPA - Planning, Progress Show on in Public Market. No citation given.

89. Newspaper clipping: WPA Will Open Project Exhibit. Newspaper not given, January 31, 1937.

90. Newspaper clipping: Bustling Activity Sounds Approach of WPA Exhibit. No citation given.

91. Newspaper clipping: No article title. First sentence: Alfred Powers, Dean of the General Extension Division of the Oregon State Sytems of Higher Education and state director of writing under the WPA, urges that any one in Columbia County who owns or knows of such materials, communicate it at once with the Historical Records Survey. St. Helens Sentinel, March 6, 1936.