Oregon Historical Quarterly/Volume 43
Number 1 (March)[edit]
- Judge Charles H. Carey, Citizen, Lawyer, Artist, Historian. by Omar C. Spencer
- Letter of Donald McKenzie to Wilson Price Hunt. by T. C. Elliott
- Cross Section of Pioneer Life at Fourth Plain. by Elizabeth Gedney
- The Biggest Little War in American History. by J. Henry Brown
- Middle Willamette Valley Population Growth. by Lloyd D. Black
- Artists of the Explorations Overland, 1840-1860. by Louise Rasmussen
- Chronicle of Western Books Published in 1941. by Alfred Powers
- "Reviews"
- "Shorter Notices"
- Care of Records. by L. S. Cressman
- "News and Comment"
- "Necrology"
- "Members"
Number 2 (June)[edit]
- Development of Metal Mining in Oregon. by Albert Burch
- Untold Story of the Peacock: Wrecked in 1841. by Norman A. Howerton
- "Wreck" [verse]. by Sam L. Simpson
- Jefferson Street Public Levee and the Railroads. by Oswald West
- Edward Dickinson Baker: Alien Senator. by William C. Boyd
- The Columbia Gorge. by E. D. Baker
- Food at Fort Clatsop in 1805-1806. by Elizabeth Gedney
- Duck and Elk Better [verse]. by Patrick Gass
- Ballad of the Territorial Road
- Romantic Historical Tale of the Nez Perces. by Grace Butterfield
- "Reviews"
- "Shorter Notices"
- Joseph's Grave
- "News and Comment"
- "Necrology"
Number 3 (September)[edit]
- Three Early Oregon Potteries of Barnet Ramsay. by Leslie L. Haskin
- Letter of Donald Mackenzie to Wilson Price Hunt. by T. C. Elliott
- Oregon's First White Settlers on French Prairie. by Oswald West
- Long Continued Influences of Methodism in Oregon. by H. L. Idleman
- Early Wallowa Valley Settlers and How They Lived. by J. H. Horner
- "Amelia" and "Shirt Tail Gulch" in Mormon Basin. by J. Tracy Barton
- Survey of First Half-Century of Oregon Hotels. by Alfred Powers and Mary-Jane Finke
- Mill Creek Site of Grist Mill of Hudson's Bay Company. by Leonard Wiley
- Site of the Historic Granary of the Methodist Mission
- “Reviews"
- "Shorter Notices"
- Indian Expeditions. by T. C. Elliott
- "News and Comment"
- "Necrology"
Number 4 (December)[edit]
- More Oregon Geographic Names: Supplementary to Book. by Lewis A. McArthur
- Vancouver's Brig Chatham in the Columbia. by intro. by F. W. Howay; notes by T. C. Elliott
- Hawaii-Columbia River Trade in Early Days. by Alfred L. Lomax
- Frontier Humor in Oregon and Its Characteristics. by Randall V. Mills
- Frederick George Jacob Lueders: Pioneer Botanist. by Leslie L. Haskin
- "Reviews"
- "Shorter Notices"
- "Annual Meeting"
- "News and Comment"
- "Necrology"
- "Index"
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