Newspaper publicity clippings, pt. 4, 1938

1. Newspaper clipping: They Built Houses to Burn - Fire Prevention Week Recalls Activities of Portland Firebugs. Oregonian, October 9, 1938 (2 copies).

2. Newspaper clipping: Lady - Watch That Flatiron. Everyone Can Help Portland Preent Fires. Oregon Journal, October 9, 1938 (2 copies).

3. Newspaper clipping: Smile, Ye Moderns, at Love Letters of Long Ago. Oregon Journal, October 16, 1938.

4. Newspaper clipping: Oregon Coast Boasts Only Mainland Sealion Rookeries in the World. Oregon Journal, June 19, 1938 (2 copies).

5. Newspaper clipping: Voters Go to Nevada to Reach Oregon Poll. No citation given.

6. Newspaper clipping: O.S.C. Students of 60's Lived by Strict Rules. Oregon Daily Journal, October 23, 1938.

7. Newspaper clipping: 19th Century Pocahontas, Who Rescued Oregon Man, Recalled by WPA Writers. Oregonian, October 2, 1938.

8. Newspaper clipping: Petitioning to Save Mount Tabor. Mount Tabor Letters from the People, September 2, 1938.

9. Newspaper clipping: Natural Science Museum Held Need. Oregon Daily Journal, August 21, 1938.

10. Newspaper clipping: Central Oregon Discovers a 'Past'. No citation given, 1938.

11. Newspaper clipping: Iowa - a Guide to the Hawkeye State. Oregonian, September 4, 1938.

12. Newspaper clipping: Guide Series Shown. Oregonian, December 30, 1938.

13. Newspaper clipping: Tours of Willamette and Columbia to be Guide Series Text. Oregon Journal, December 11, 1938.

14. Newspaper clipping: But One Does Not See. Oregonian, June 2, 1938.

15. Clipping: Photo with caption: From a 'porthole' in the observation tower atop McKenzie Pass, two of the Three Sisters loom high. No citation given, Spetember 2, 1938.

16. Clipping: Photo with caption: Observation tower, built of lava rock by C.C.C. boys at the lava bed summit of McKenzie Pass. No citation given, September 2, 1938.

17. Newspaper clipping: Canyon Road Made History. Journal, October 9, 1938.

18. Newspaper clipping: Writers Report Ad Type Changed - Promotion Styles Altered, WPA Research Shows. Oregonian, September 12, 1938.

19. Newspaper clipping: Name of Tygh Traced to Taih, Tysch, Tyighs. Journal, September 11, 1938.

20. Newspaper clipping: A Window on the West. Christian Science Monitor, November 15, 1938.

21. Newspaper clipping: Pioneer Relics Collection Need New Resting Place. Grants Pass Courier, February 16, 1939.

22. Newspaper clipping: On the Margin. Sunday Journal, March 5, 1939.

23. Newspaper clipping: A Window on the West. Christian Science Monitor, February 23, 1939.

24. Newspaper clipping: Aged Mormon Diaries, New Details on Old Oregon Trail Given in Book. La Grande Evening Observer, March 7, 1939.

25. Newspaper clipping: Historical Society Has Local History Under Way. Milwaukie Review, January 26, 1939.

26. Newspaper clipping: Ships Built Here Put on Display. Oregon Sunday Journal, April 9, 1939.

27. Newspaper clipping: Steamboat on the River is Dairy. Oregon Journal, November 15, 1938.

28. Newspaper clipping: Some Reaction, Some Progress. New Dealer, September 9, 1938.

29. Newspaper clipping: Writers Find Mission Rose was Prized Highly. Journal, September 5, 1938.

30. Newspaper clipping: WPA Writers Record Epic Columbia Steamboat Tales. Oregon Journal, August 21, 1938.

31. Newspaper clipping: Geologists Oppose Use of Mt. Tabor Cinders. Oregon Journal, August 20, 1938.

32. Newspaper clipping: Story of Portland's 1894 Flood Told in Old Papers. Hood River Sun, June 29, 1938.

33. Newspaper clipping: Oregon's Early Fourth Celebrations Gayer Than in Later Day. Sunday Journal, July 3, 1938.

34. Newspaper clipping: On the Margin. Sunday Journal, May 22, 1938.

35. Newspaper clipping: WPA Facts on Theatre Interesting. Sunday Journal, May 22, 1938.

36. Newspaper clipping: Like Wapatoos? Now is Time to get Them. Oregon Journal, April 27, 1938.

37. Newspaper clipping: Portland has 2 Historic Organs. Oregon Journal, April 15, 1938.

38. Newspaper clipping: Sea Captain Raised First Oregon Crops. Oregon Journal, April 12, 1938.

39. Newspaper clipping: Subtitle Sought by WPA Authors for Oregon Guide. No citation given, January 13, 1938.

40. Newspaper clipping: No title for article. First sentence: The old-timers also had their troubles with nerve-wrecking noises, the federal writers and historical records survey shows. Oregon Journal, Editorial, February 1938.

41. Newspaper clipping: Copy of Oregon Guide May Bear Roosevelt Name. No citation given, February 10, 1938.

42. Newspaper clipping: Street Lighting Problem in 1851. Oregonian, February 22, 1938.

43. Newspaper clipping: No title for article. First sentence: The federal writers and historical records survey project has discovered, according to the Harney County American, that in the old days 'Astoria was so plagued with speed that the city council ordained that no person should be permitted to ride or drive a beast of burden at a greater speed than 6 miles an hour within the city limits'. Oregon Journal, editorial, February 14, 1938.

44. Newspaper clipping: F.R. May Autograph Oregon Guide. Journal, February 8, 1938.

45. Newspaper clipping: Copy of Oregon Guide May Bear Roosevelt Name. Oregonian, February 9, 1938.

46. Newspaper clipping: Subtitle Sought by WPA Authors for Oregon Guide. Oregonian, January 13, 1938.

47. Newspaper clipping: Fleet Fete in 1849 had One Lone Ship. Oregonian, July 24, 1938.

48. Newspaper clipping: Chat About Northwest Writing Folk. Sunday Journal, July 17, 1938.

49. Newspaper clipping: Landmark Razed by WPA Workers. Klamath County, no citation given, 1938.

50. Newspaper clipping: When President Hayes Visited Oregon. Oregonian, October 2, 1938.

51. Newspaper clipping: Capt. Applegate, Indian Scout, Historian, Dies. Oregon Journal, October 12, 1938.

52. Newspaper clipping: Wife Advertiser Seeks Assurance - Bachelor Insists Applicants' Relatives Post Bond. Oregonian, February 6, 1938.

53. Newspaper clipping: Harney County House of Borax Novel Feature. News-Telegram, January 1, 1938.

54. Newspaper clipping: Municipal Broom Man's Experience Marvelous. News-Telegram, January 1, 1938.

55. Newspaper clipping: They Built Houses to Burn - Fire Prevention Week Recalls Activities of Portland Firebugs. Oregonian, October 9, 1938.

56. Newspaper clipping: Armistice Day Recalls Surrender of German Fleet. Oregon Journal, November 6, 1938.

57. Newspaper clipping: Sandy River Put on Map 146 Years Ago Today. Oregon Journal, October 30, 1938.