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1. Postcards to Mattie Clark and Chas Burkhart Includes: 2 birth announcements ; 1 Memorian Day Souvenir ; 2 St. Patrick's Day ; 14 Birthday ; 2 Thanksgiving ; 7 Easter ; 19 Christmas ; 8 Happy New Year ; 9 Flowers ; 5 Animals ; 12 Westerns ; 14 Funnies; 4 Scenic and 27 Photographs and portraits - postcard

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2. portraits, color AUTHOR:J.H. De Bruyn REMARKS:Poster issued after the assassination of President William McKinley, with portraits of the three U.S. Presidents assassinated to 1901. From left to right, the portraits are James A. Garfield, Abraham Lincoln, and William McKinley. At the center bottom of the poster is an angel resting on the left side of a tombstone, with a bald eagle on the right side of the tombstone. - poster

   De Bruyn, J. H.

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3. poster; illustrations REMARKS:River Appreciation Day is a festival begun in 1987 to honor the contributions of the Umpqua River to the local economy and lifestyle. It is held at River Forks Park during the third week-end in July each year.; The Museum has posters from the following days: Second Annual Festival [1988], Sixth Annual Festival [1992], Eighth Annual [1993]. Beginning in 1994, the Festival was held in Stewart Park rather than River Forks Park. - poster collection

   Umpqua River Appreciation Day Committee

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4. Roseburg High School Music program 1966, Oklahoma. Robert E. Robins, Richard Lanier, Richard Watters. Cast - Kathy Ellliot, Rodger Carr, Debbie DeBernardi, Marie, Heup, Randy Forrest, Sam Williams, Keith Ehrensing, Vic Fox, Herbert Tooley, Jim Bentley, Mary Lou Crist, Karen Enz, Les Stephens, Carol Hill, Kevin Scott, Stan Koop, JoLene Roberts, Andrea Keasey, Vicki Russell. Dancers - Gary Oiler, Kay Anderson, Vic Fox, Bruce Fenn, Jerry Suiter, Tone Shukle, Brenda Stewart, Candy Thompson, Dorothy Schartner, Frankie Howard, Julie Straughan, Kathi Brown, Geneva Rogers, Luann Veltri, Loretta Todd, Jeanette Kischel, Shirley Kischel, Terry Butterfield, Toni Bates, Shannon Doyle, Kathi McWilliams, Joanna Powell, Keith Ehrensing, Mike Thompson. Singers - Jackie Adair, Linda Bailey, Janet Barclay, Pat Blosser, Annette Brinkley, Cindy Cox, Kathy Crooch, Marilyn Fee, Lynn Grant, Kathy Harris, Beverly Holst, Sandy Holmes, Jeanette Kichel, Linda LaClair, Janice Laurance, Kay Matthews, Gail McLaughlin, Marlene McCrea, Christi, Nesseth, Robin Nickolson, Ginny Noel, Colette Ogle, Linda Pitzer, Alice Savage, Valerie Stapleton, Loretta Todd, Rey Ellen Walker, Susan Weber, Linda Whitford, Linda Wilkes, Carol Zimbleman, Julie Zurcher, Larry Brown, Robert Cooksey, Ken Cooper, Ted DeRamus, Craig Engle, Ed Mendenhall, Robert Morgan, Doug Sanders, Scott Wooddruff, Frank Murphy. Production Staff - Ralph Patterson, Sherry Lindell, Lana Walter Paula Fabian, Aleta Campman, Barbara Stubblefield, Leta Busenbark, Kathi Linderman, Kevin Scott, Lonnie Arvidson, Mike Martin, Don Mills, Diane Erickson, Cathy Johnson, Peggy Myers. Acknowledgments - Allen's Western Goods, Bill Jones and Umpqua Gun Store, Jerry's Studio of Hair Design, Roseburg News Review, KPIC TV, KQEN and KYES Radio, Mr. Wayne Wagner. - program

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5. roster; illustrations; photographs REMARKS:Program for rodeo in Klamath Falls, Oregon, known as Klamath Buckaroo Days. Includes photographs of contestants for rodeo queen, and of organizing committee members, together with lists of events and competitors. - program

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6. blue; illustrations Twenty-first annual rules and premium list. Rosebug, Oregon, December 1,2,3,4,5, 1952. REMARKS:The Northwestern Turkey Show was a multi-state turkey show held in Oakland, Oregon, between about 1930 and 1954. In the mid-1950's, the show was moved to Turlock, California, and renamed the Western States Turkey Show. This program reprints the rules for judging at the 1952 show, held at the Douglas County Fairgrounds. - program

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7. program AUTHOR:George H. Himes REMARKS:Program for the 84th anniversary celebration of the meeting at Champoeg, Oregon, that established a form for territorial government. The meeting was called to deal with the estate of Ewing Young. This souvenir program is from an anniversary celebration held in 1926 by the Oregon Historical Society. It includes a list of voters for and against the provisional government in 1843, and background information on signfiicant individuals. - program

   HIMES, GEORGE H.

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8. advertisement; photograph REMARKS:Contains many advertisements of Douglas County businesses, list of Canyonville elected officials, participants in dedication, etc. The building was constructed by the Works Progress Administration [WPA] under a project sponsored by the South Umpqua Rod & Gun Club.; Statement in program book: "Trap shooting all day." - program

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9. newspaper; illustrations; photographs REMARKS:Premium book describing categories for the Douglas County Fair, and criteria for entries to be judged in various categories in the 1996 fair. Page 4 includes photographs of members of the Douglas County Commission, the Fair Board, and the County Fair staff. - program

   Douglas County Fair

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10. Roseburg High Class of 1966, Commencement Exercise program. Rev. L. L. Floth, Lesley Bridget Smith, Barry Albert Frew, Roger F. Smith, Captain James G. Hedrick, Mr. M. C. Deller, Mr. Roy Thompson, Mr. Gene Bolen, Mr. Gilbert Lopez, Mr. Don Reed, Mr. Don Kruse, Rev. John E. Adams, C. P. E. Bach-Langlais, Ruth Trued. Class Advisors - Mr. William Welch, Miss Nancy Lead, Mr. Kenneth Bents, Mr. Harry Scheele, Miss Esther Dyar, Mr. Stim Wessela, Mr. Alvin Hoffman, Miss Barbara Winton. Class Officers - Alan Young, Dick Diedrich, Kay Matthews, Janice Nickson, Marie Heup, Ed Mendenhall. Student body officers - Dennis Lemon, Bill Saar, Dave Freeman, Lesley Smith, Valerie DesBiens, Donna Millard, Terry Rock, JoAnn DeSpain, Kathy Elliot, Craig Engle. - program

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11. photographs; roster REMARKS:Program for the eleventh Douglas County Rodeo, held annually at the Douglas County Fairgrounds on the banks of the South Umpqua River. Inside page [ca. page 3] contains photographs of the 1955 members of the Rodeo Association. - program

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12. photographs REMARKS:Program from the first annual Sheriff's Posse rodeo, held at the Douglas County fairgrounds. This may be one of the first events at the present-day fairgrounds, since they were constructed ca. 1944-45. The cover photograph appears to show an ampitheater at the present [1993] location of the fairgrounds ampitheater. - program

    Douglas County Sheriff's posse

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13. blue; illustrations List of premiums and rules governing awards of the Northwestern Turkey Show, to be held at Oakland, Oregon, December 19 ad 20, 1930. REMARKS:The Northwestern Turkey Show was a multi-state turkey show held in Oakland, Oregon, between about 1930 and 1954. In the mid-1950's, the show was moved to Turlock, California, and renamed the Western States Turkey Show. This program reprints the rules for judging at the Oakland show, and includes an official entry blank. An ink blotter from R.L. Whipple, agent for the National Liberty Fire Insurance Company of America, is also included in the program. - program

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14. photographs REMARKS:Program explaining events at the 13th annual Douglas County Rodeo, June 1957. Bill Tipton was chairman of the Rodeo Association [picture inside front cover].; The program also has a photograph [inside back cover] of Slim Pickens, later an actor, described as a rodeo clown with his trained horse. - program

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15. program; photographs REMARKS:Program for the 1995 season of the Roseburg American Legion's baseball team. Named for Dr. Earl Stewart [1881-1974], the Doctor Stewart team was sponsored by the Roseburg chapter of the American Legion. Includes section, "Legion Field Plaques", explaining the background of individuals honored by plaques opposite the entrance and ticket office at Legion Field. - program

    American Legion Baseball

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16. Contents: Brief history of Ada School. -- Names of teachers from 1927-1938. Also newspaper clippings. "This community was named after Ada Cleveland, the daughter of B.F. Wilkes. The first school house was built in 1893. The Post Office was established February 15, 1894, and once a week the mail was brought from Gardiner to Alene (now Canary). Later it went to Glenada." - record

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17. paper; school REMARKS:Oregon School Register record book from coles valley school distract no. 17 Conn, Hebard, Norris, Murphy, Pearson, Paulson, Herbard. Teachers Marie Pickens, Frankie Henery, Agnes Johnson, Levicy Harris, Mrs. Pennie, Jessie Milikin, Lorene Bonebank - record, book

    Oregon

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18. maps; bibliography 2 copies AUTHOR:Len Ramp REMARKS:"This report contains pertinent data on nickel deposits in Oregon gathered in recent studies....Summaries and references of essentially all previously published reports on nickel deposits in teh State are also included...." [from the Introduction].; 2 copies of this report are shelved in the Research Library. Accompanying plates are stored flat in the map collection. - report

    RAMP, LEN

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19. bibliography 2 copies AUTHOR:Chris Maser REMARKS:ABSTRACT: Large, fallen trees in various stages of decay contribute much-needed diversity to terrestial and aquatic habitats in western forests. When most biological activity in soil is limited by low moisture availability in summer, the fallen tree-soil interface offers a relatively cool, moist habitat for animals and a substrate for microbial and root activity. Intensified utilization and management can deprive future forests of large, fallen trees. The impact of this loss on habitat diversity and on long-term forest productivity must be determined because managers need sound information on which to base resource management decisions. - report

    Maser, Chris

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20. roster AUTHOR:G.A. GarrisonüJ.M. Skovlin REMARKS:[ABSTRACT] : This paper is basically an alpha code and name listing of forest and rangeland grasses, sedges, rushes, forbs, shrubs, and trees of Oregon, Washington, and Idaho. the code expedites recording of vegetation inventory data and is especially useful to those processing their data by contemporary computer systems.... - report

    Garrison, G. A.

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