Newspaper publicity clippings, pt. 6, 1939-1940

1. Newspaper clipping: State to Employ Beauty Teacher. Journal, October 22, 1941.

2. Newspaper clipping: Printing Displayed. Oregonian, November 21, 1939.

3. Newspaper clipping: Wheat was Once Medium of Exchange. Aurora Observer, November 17, 1939.

4. Newspaper clipping: Thanksgiving Day Once in December. Aurora Observer, November 17, 1939.

5. Newspaper clipping: No article title. First sentence: Had the pioneer streets not been so narrow, the streets of present-day Canby would not have been so wide, declares the Oregon writers' project of the work projects administration. Aurora Observer, November 17, 1939.

6. Newspaper clipping: Some Historic. Ranier Review, September 28, 1939.

7. Newspaper clipping: No article title. First sentence: The principal book carried across the plains by the covered wagon pioneers was the Bible. Aurora Observer, September 29, 1939.

8. Newspaper clipping: No article title. First sentence: Tebo, half Mexican and half American, who was quite a character on the Peter French Ranch in Harney County. Aurora Observer, September 29, 1939.

9. Newspaper clipping: Your Guess May be as Good as Any. Hood River News, September 29, 1939.

10. Newspaper clipping: No article title. Beaverton Review, September 1, 1939.

11. Newspaper clipping: Spanking Preferable. West Side Advocate, West Linn, September 28, 1939.

12. Form, to Mrs. C.W. Churchill, from Miss Cora L. Anderson, regarding newspaper clippings about Lane County bookmobile. September 11, 1939 (2 copies).

13. Newspaper clipping: Then and Now. Baker Record-Courier, December 29, 1938.

14. Newspaper clipping: Baseball on Sunday Once Called Wrong. West Side Advocate, September 28, 1939.

15. Newspaper clipping: Wheat was Once Medium of Exchange. West Side Advocate, October 26, 1939.

16. Newspaper clipping: Toy-makers' Joy. Oregon Journal, October 21, 1939.

17. Newspaper clipping: But They had no Liars Club When Tebo Lived. Hood River News, September 22, 1939.

18. Newspaper clipping: Three Schools have Passed into History. News-Reporter, October 19, 1939.

19. Newspaper clipping: Empty Box Car with House on It. New Era, Sweet Home, October 19, 1939.

20. Newspaper clipping: An Early Day Story. Oswego Review, October 20, 1939.

21. Newspaper clipping: Way of Righteous has Drawbacks in 1875. Arlington Bulletin, October 20, 1939.

22. Newspaper clipping: Names Coincidental. Arlington Bulletin, October 20, 1939.

23. Newspaper clipping: Seals on Display. Oregon Journal, December 14, 1939.

24. Newspaper clipping: No article title, it's about Oregon Oddities. Oregon Statesman, December 20, 1939.

25. Newspaper clipping: Names of Coos Cities Popular Across Country. Coos Bay Times, November 30, 1939.

26. Newspaper clipping: Oregon Thanksgiving. Corvallis Gazette Times, November 22, 1939.

27. Newspaper clipping: Incidents Told of Early Schools. Milton Eagle, November 2, 1939.

28. Newspaper clipping: Ashland Shares Name with Many. Ashland Daily Tidings, November 22, 1939.

29. Newspaper clipping: No article title, it's about Oregon trees. Aurora Observer, November 3, 1939.

30. Newspaper clipping: Early Oregon Historical Facts. Port Umpqua Courier, November 10, 1939.

31. Newspaper clipping: First State Fair. Aurora Observer, December 15, 1939.

32. Newspaper clipping: Interesting Items of Past Compiled by Federal Writers. Nestuca Valley News, November 2, 1939.

33. Newspaper clipping: But Only One Vernonia. Oregonian, December 16, 1939.

34. Newspaper clipping: No article title, it's about the man who owned the Portland Hotel. West Side Advocate, October 26, 1939.

35. Newspaper clipping: A Game of Seven-up Decides Matrimony. Blue Mountain Eagle, October 20, 1939.

36. Newspaper clipping: WPA Reminds Us of Winter. Grants Pass Courier, November 2, 1939.

37. Newspaper clipping: Spanking Preferable. West Side Advocate, October 12, 1939.

38. Newspaper clipping: Oregon's First White Woman Recalled as Source of Trouble in Astoria - McTavish's Girl Later Sent Home. Astorian Budget, November 15, 1939.

39. Newspaper clipping: Chief Joseph was Great Indian Strategist. Hood River News, October 29, 1939.

40. Newspaper clipping: Transportation. Aurora Observer, November 24, 1939.

41. Newspaper clipping: Pioneers Gave Aid to Schools - Background of Early Institutions Told. Telephone Register, November 2, 1939.

42. Newspaper clipping: Federal Writers' Findings. Harney County American, October 21, 1939.

43. Newspaper clipping: Horse Creates Railroad Probelm in 1912. Arlington Bulletin, October 27, 1939.

44. Newspaper clipping: Oregon Writers' Findings. Athena Press, October 27, 1939.

45. Newspaper clipping: Amusing Coincident in Names Revealed. The New Era, Sweet Home, October 19, 1939.

46. Newspaper clipping: Interesting Items of Past Compiled by Federal Writers. Nestucca Valley News, August 17, 1939.

47. Newspaper clipping: Editor Wanted to Cuss. Scio Tribune, July 27, 1939.

48. Newspaper clipping: Federal Writers' Findings. John Day Review, August 4, 1939.

49. Newspaper clipping: Why Rogue River Indians Hated Whites. Hood River News, September 22, 1939.

50. Newspaper clipping: When Livestock was Used as Currency. Hood River News, September 29, 1939.

51. Newspaper clipping: Beavers Once Stopped Stream Navigation. Hood River News, September 29, 1939.

52. Newspaper clipping: Early Day Liars Equal Moderns. Sherman County Journal, September 1, 1939.

53. Newspaper clipping: Bear is Own Executioneer in Early Day Douglas County Encounter. Roseburg Chieftain, November 3, 1939.

54. Newspaper clipping: Pioneer Days - Federal Writers' Project of the Works Progress Administration. Harney County American, September 29, 1939.

55. Newspaper clipping: Queer Things Dug Up by WPA Writers. Twice-a-Week Banner Courier, October 21, 1939.

56. Newspaper clipping: Early Settlers Regarded Indians as Fair Game. Milwaukie Review, August 24, 1939.

57. Newspaper clipping: WPA Arranges Display. Oregon Journal, November 21, 1939.

58. Newspaper clipping: Writer Plan Going 'Swell' Says Newsom. Oregon Journal, November 22, 1939.

59. Newspaper clipping: Oregon Oddities. Oregon Education Journal, November 1939.

60. Newspaper clipping: Wheat was Once Medium of Exchange. West Side Advocate, October 26, 1939.

61. Newspaper clipping: Trees. West Side Advocate, October 19, 1939.

62. Newspaper clipping: Writer Plan Going 'Swell' Says Newsom. Journal, November 21, 1939.

63. Newspaper clipping: Only One Other McMinnville in Country, and in Tennessee. News-Reporter, February 22, 1940.

64. Newspaper clipping: Hillsboro is Popular Town Name - Survey Lists 21 in United States. Hillsboro Argus, February 22, 1940.

65. Newspaper clipping: Federal Writers' Findings. Harney County American, March 23, 1940.

66. Newspaper clipping: Many Cities with Same Names Found in Survey. Independence Enterprise, February 23, 1940.

67. Newspaper clipping: Stumps Spotted Portland Streets at Census Start. Oregon Journal, January 3, 1940.

68. Newspaper clipping: WPA Will Publish Its Oregon Almanac Before Christmas. Grants Pass Daily Courier, November 30, 1939.

69. Newspaper clipping: On the Margin. Oregon Journal, January 21, 1940.

70. Newspaper clipping: Early Day Tragedy Told. Roseburg Chieftain, December 15, 1939.

71. Newspaper clipping: Place Names of Polk Towns Traced. Polk County Itemizer-Observer, February 29, 1940.

72. Newspaper clipping: Federal Writers' Findings. Harney County American, February 9, 1940.

73. Newspaper clipping: Lebanon Fifth Largest Among Nation's Cities of Same Name. Lebanon Express, February 29, 1940.

74. Newspaper clipping: Interesting Data on Oregon Birds Developed by WPA Writers Project. Hood River News, March 15, 1940 (2 copies).

75. Newspaper clipping: 19th Century Pocahontas, Who Rescued Oregon Man, Recalled by WPA Writers. No newspaper given, October 8, 1938.

76. Newspaper clipping: Observations. La Grande Obeserver, December 2, 1940.

77. Newspaper clipping: Flowery Writeup. Milton Eagle, July 25, 1940.

78. Newspaper clipping: New State Guidebook Tells Early History of Willamina, Ore. Times, Willamina, July 25, 1940.

79. Newspaper clipping: Writing Project Helps Find Woman's 'Lost' Husband. Journal, December 20, 1940.

80. Newspaper clipping: New WPA Volume Gives Wasco History. The Dalles Optimist, April 18, 1941.

81. Newspaper clipping: Tales of Oregon Told in New 'End of Trail'. Eugene Daily News, August 11, 1940.

82. Newspaper clipping: County Library History Compiled by W.P.A. Oswego Review, April 4, 1941.

83. Newspaper clipping: Century of History of Clackamas County Library Compiled in Book Form. Molalla Pioneer, April 3, 1941.