< Oregon Historical Quarterly
Number 1 (March)
- The Royal Visitors. by Alfred Frankenstein
- The Columbian: Washington Territory's First Newspaper. by William A. Katz
- William Brooks, Chinook Publicist. by Claude E. Schaeffer
- The Effect of O & C Forest Management on the Economy of Oregon. by David T. Mason
- Letter to the Editor
- Book Reviews
- Affliated Societies
- News Notes
- OHS Board, staff, pubs
Number 2 (June)
- Early Sheep Ranching in Eastern Oregon, by Judith Keyes Kenny
- The Religious Expositor: Oregon Pioneer Journal, by Clifford R. Miller
- McMurtrie's Oregon Imprints: A Fourth Supplement, by George N. Belknap
- Book Reviews
- OHS Board, staff, pubs
Number 3 (September)
- Alexander Lattie's Fort George Journal, 1846
- The 1918 "Spanish Influenza" Pandemic in Oregon. by Ivan M. Woolley, M.D.
- Letters to the Editor
- Book Reviews
- Affliated Societies
- News Notes
- OHS Board, staff, pubs
Number 4
Number 4 and later are copyrighted. Contents listed for convenience.
- William Strong, Associate Justice of the Territorial Courts. by Sidney Teiser
- Cyrus Olney, Associate Justice of Oregon Territory Supreme Court. by Sidney Teiser
- The Millionaire and the Village: Jesse Winburn Comes to Ashland. by Franklyn D. Mahar
- Oregon Grapeshot. by Leivy A. Murphy
- Book Reviews
- News Notes
- Annual Meeting
- OHS Board, staff
- Annual Index
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