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Arrogant "Anthropology" and the Dynamics of Ethnic Change
If Indians by 1905 were strangers in their own land, the Exposition also introduced new peoples to occupy the low spot on the supposed continuum …
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Article, I-5 Now Completed throughout Oregon
The interstate highway system changed the face of America. Although Congress had been discussing the development of an interregional highway system since the 1930s, construction …
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Article, Willamette Greenway Act
Anthony Netboy wrote this Nov. 5, 1967 article about the Willamette Greenway Act for Northwest Magazine Sunday, a supplement to the Oregonian. Netboy, …
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Ashland Chautauqua, 1895
This 1895 leaflet from Ashland’s third annual Chautauqua meeting shows the town’s Chautauqua building on one side and lists the featured speakers on the other. …
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Ashland Woolen Mills
This 1884 illustration shows the Ashland Woolen Mills. The first such enterprise in Oregon was the Willamette Woolen Manufacturing Company, which began doing business in …
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Ashwood, 1915
This is a photograph of the central Oregon town of Ashwood at the turn of the twentieth century, before a mining boom spurred an increase …
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Asia at the Fair
Exposition visitors could walk through the 50,000 square feet of the Oriental Exhibits Building—the second most costly at the fair—to view the products of China, …
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As Long as the World Goes On, Bibliography
Bibliography Adams, Tom. “Bibliography of Articles Relating to Jedediah Strong Smith.” Pacific Historian 19 (1975): 69-72. Aikens, Melvin. Archaeology of Oregon. Portland: U.S. Department …
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A Stainless Flag
This 1911 issue of A Stainless Flag included a letter about the re-legalization of alcohol in Dallas, located west of Salem in Polk County. A …
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A Tendency toward Conformity
Oregon’s social and cultural life during the 1920s reflected the conventions of a largely homogeneous society, with tendencies toward social, cultural, and religious conformity. Those …
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