administrative records
Found in 285 Collections and/or Records:
Sons and Daughters of Oregon Pioneers records
Records include correspondence, constitution and bylaws, financial records, membership programs, and memorabilia, 1945-1978.
Sons of Temperance of North America Multnomah Division, No. 1 records
Records include minutes of meetings, accounts, and member recommendation slips; bound account ledgers; and an 1857 manuscript letter from W. H. Gray, Astoria, Oregon, proposing to give temperance lectures.
Sons of Temperance of North America Table Rock Division, No. 1 records
Miscellaneous records, 1855, including pledges and member lists.
Sons of the American Revolution, Oregon Society records
Collection includes correspondence, financial records, membership applications, minutes, membership lists, publications, brochures.
Southern Oregon State College Presidential Search Committee records
Collection includes minutes and other documents of the Presidential Search Committee of Southern Oregon State College, 1968, including resumes of committee members and notes on the nominees, including Edith Green.
Standard Insurance Company records
Standard Insurance Company records, 1865-1946, include salary records, a cash book, stock portfolio records, agent accounts, and trial balance books. Also included are brochures, calendars, and abstract of title for a parcel of land in Southwest Portland. Standard Insurance was originally founded in Portland as the Oregon Life Insurance Company by a German immigrant, Leo Samuel (1847-1916), in 1906.
John C. Standish collection on Halsey, Oregon, businesses
Business records of blacksmiths working in Halsey, Oregon, including Cunningham & Legate, Legate & Worth, Worth & Standish, Standish Bros.
State Capitol Reconstruction Commission records
The Capitol Reconstruction Commission was established in 1935 for the purpose of planning the construction of a new Capitol building in Salem, Oregon, to replace the one that burned in 1935. Collection includes records of the commission, including minutes, lists of architects, programs, and other documents.
Justus Steinberger papers
Papers of Justus Steinberger (1825-1870), particularly from his time in the 1850s working for Adams & Co. and then for the Pacific Mail Steamship Co. Steinberger was an agent for Adams & Co. in Portland, Oregon; he later became an officer in the U.S. Army.