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The Iowa Journal of History and Politics for July reports that "the marking of the famous Oregon Trail through Nebraska is planned as a work of co-operation between the Daughters of the American Revolution and the Nebraska State Historical Society. It is hoped that this excellent idea may be carried to a successful conclusion."
The project of a Lincoln Memorial Highway extending from the national capital to Gettysburg is being strongly advocated. Congressman Theodore E. Burton ardently champions the idea in a recent number of the Review of Reviews. It would be most fortunate to have the American people turn to the building of great highways as memorials. A transcontinental highway on the line of the Oregon Trail as a memorial for the Oregon pioneers would be then inevitable.
The State convention of teachers held in June at Eugene was greatly pleased with the announcement that the State Historical Society had in preparation a series of history leaflets for the schools. They appreciate the aid these will be in making more real the words of their regular texts. QUARTERLY OF THB OREGON HISTORICAL SOCIETY No. 3, Vol. 8, September, 1907. Thwnas M. Anderson— T^-E Vancouver Reservation Case - - 2l9-2f?0 T. W. jDfflvenpori— Recollections of an Indian Agent. Ill - - 231-2tj4 Jennie B. Harris— Thjs. Historic Sites in Eugenk and Their Monu- ments 265-272 F. G. Young -TiTE, Marking of Historic Sites 273-275 dlyde B. Aitchtson—TuK Mormon Settlements in the Missouri Valley 27«-289 Documents- Occupation OF THE Columbia River. II. Report of April ]5, 1824 290-294 Letter of Dr. John McLoughlin to Oregon Statesman, JUNE 8, 1852 - 294-299 Reviews— Mrs. Elizabeth Z<o7-d— Reminiscences OF Eastern Oregon. J. R. Wilson 300 Edmond S. Jfeani/— Vancouver's Discovery of Puget Sound - 300 No. 4, Vol. 8, December, 1907. Frederick V. i3b;?n«n— Address at the Dedication of the Mc- Loughlin Institute at Oregon City, October 6, 1907 - - 303-316 Oeorge H. J?5i???e5— History of Organization of Oregon State Agricultural Society 317-352 T. W. Z)ave?ipor^— Recollections of an Indian Agent. IV. - - 353-374 F. W. Pot^eZ?— Bibliography of Hall J. Kelley 375-386 Documents- Diary of Asahel Munger and Wife 387-405 Notes and Reviews 406-4^9 Accessions 410-424 Index . - 425-429, No. 1, Vol. 9, March, 1908. William D. i^enif on— Edward Dickinson Baker - - - - - 1-23 O. F. Stnfford—T'H.^ Wax of Nbhalem Beach 24-41 Marie Merriman ^r«d?e.?/ — Political Beginnings in Oregon. The Period of the PRoyisioNAL Government, lh!30-l849 - - - 42-72 John Mintn—FvLoyi Youth to Age as an American. I. - - - - 73-78 Frederic G. Fown^/— Columbia River Improvement and the Pacific Northwest - 79-94 Notes and News - - 95-101 No. 2, Vol. 9, June, 1908. T. C. Elliott—' Doctor " Robert Newell : Pioneer . - - - 103-126 John Minto— From. Youth to Age as an American. II. - - - - 127-172 Walter C. TTm^Zot^;- Contests Over the Capital of Oregon - - 173-178 3Irs. S. A . Long— Mrs. Jesse Applegate; 179-183 Notes and News 184-188
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