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Report of the Committee Appointed by Governor Julius L. Meier to Make a Study of Liquor Control for the State of Oregon
Report of the Committee on Historic Sites to officers and members of the [Nebraska] State Historical Society
Manuscript report prepared by Robert Harvey, chairman of the Nebraska State Historical Society Committee on Historic Sites. The report presents a list of historic sites in Nebraska and the improvements made upon them, including Lone Tree and other sites along old pioneer trails.
Report of U.S. Surveyor General for Oregon
Typescript report, 1877, by Ben Simpson, surveyor general for Oregon. The report includes information on agriculture, stock raising, commerce and industry, public surveys, swamp and timber lands, and education in the state of Oregon.
Report on salmon wheel studies, Columbia River Basin
Carbon copy typescript of "Report on Salmon Wheel Studies, Columbia River Basin," 1908, regarding the history of the use of fish wheels on the Columbia River, with statistics.
Report on state transport between Yakutsk and Okhotsk
Photocopy of a manuscript report, 1830, prepared by the Yakutsk archivist on state transport between Yakutsk and Okhotsk, Russia, in Russian, as well as a typescript copy of the report. Also included is a cover letter in English, describing the document.
Republican Party State Central Committee of Oregon records
Republican Party State Central Committee of Oregon records include correspondence, administrative documents, press releases, financial records, legislation, campaign materials, and pamphlets.
Research materials available in the Oregon Historical Society on the Nootka Sound controversy, 1789-91
Annotated bibliography, with introductory discussion, compiled by Janet Menze in 1972 for a history course at an unidentified college or university. The bibliography lists and describes documents at the Oregon Historical Society Research Library that relate to the Nootka Sound Controversy. The introduction gives an overview of the types and content of relevant documents, and assesses their value for research.
Restaurant and gas appliance photographs
Collection consists of photographs, slides, and negatives depicting Oregon and Washington restaurants and their gas cooking equipment from the late 1950s to the early 1970s.
Herbert Retzlaff papers
Herbert Retzlaff studied accounting at the Oregon Institute of Technology and became a CPA in 1933. In 1939, he began working as an accountant for Fred Meyer Inc., later becoming a vice president of the company. Collection includes correspondence, including congratulations, invitations, etc. regarding Fred Meyer Inc. and some to the German Consulate; programs for award banquets at Fred Meyer Inc., a history of the company, and organizational charts; and a biography of Fred Meyer.
Herbert Retzlaff photographic collection
Small collection of photographs of Herbert Retzlaff, primarily while he was an employee at Fred Meyer, Inc., and of Jack Crocker, Fred G. Meyer, and Albena J. Skubic. Retzlaff began working as an accountant for Fred Meyer Inc. in 1939, and he later became a vice president of the company.