Oregon Historical Quarterly/Volume 48
Number 1 (March)[edit]
- Oregon Labor Disputes, 1919-23: I, The Living Wage. by Harvey Elmer Tobie
- 1830 Report on the Fur Trade by General William Clark
- Oregon Geographic Names VI: Additions since 1944, by L. W. McArthur
- "Reviews"
- "Affiliated Societies"
- "News and Comment"
- "Minutes of Annual Meeting"
- "Members"
Number 2 (June)[edit]
- Government Grants and Patents in Vancouver, Washington. by Howard J. Burnham
- The First Chief Justice of Oregon Territory: William P. Bryant. by Sidney Teiser
- Ghost Towns of the Willamette of the Riverboat Period. by Howard McKinley Corning
- Oregon Geographic Names VII: Additions since 1944. by L. A. McArthur
- "Reviews"
- "Affiliated Societies"
- "News Notes"
Number 3 (September)[edit]
- Oregon Labor Disputes, 1919-1923: Government and Wages (cont.). by Harvey Elmer Tobie
- The Second Chief Justice of Oregon Territory: Thomas Nelson. by Sidney Teiser
- Origins of the Episcopal Church in the Pacific Northwest. by Thomas E. Jessett
- Utah and Northern Railway Co.: A Brief History. by Robert L. Wrigley, Jr.
- Oregon Geographic Names VIII: Additions since 1944. by L. A. McArthur
- "Affiliated Societies"
- “Board and Staff"
- "Publications of OHS"
Number 4 (December)[edit]
- "History Makes the Community": The Annual Society Address. by Dan E. Clark
- Origins of the Episcopal Church in the Pacific Northwest (cont.). by Thomas E. Jessett
- Oregon Labor Disputes, 1919-23: III, Local Controversies. by Harvey Elmer Tobie
- Oregon Geographic Names IX: Additions since 1944. by L. A. McArthur
- "Reviews"
- "Affiliated Societies"
- "News Notes"
- "Index"
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