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Mega Index Sources
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| Walk Ashland website | Ashland Springs Hotel: 100th anniversary! | Lithia Springs Hotel to Mark Antony Motor Hotel to Ashland Springs Hotel. The “Grande Dame” is back! |
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| Walk Ashland website | 1875: The founders of First Presbyterian Church | This brief history covers Reverend Moses Allen Williams and the 22 charter members, including Matha, Mary, and Ann Hill, often referred to as the… |
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| Walk Ashland website | Playwrights Walk plaques: from 2 to 100 in 10 years? | The “Playwrights Walk” is a new series of art installations that will celebrate Ashland's rich and dynamic theater culture.… |
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| Walk Ashland website | Mountain Meadows: Nepenthe Rd, River Rock Rd, Creek Stone Way, Meadowlark Way | Mountain Meadows began as a vision of Madeline Hill. In 1989, Madeline and her husband Hunter took the first step toward turning her vision… |
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| Walk Ashland website | Mountain Meadows: Pavilion Place condos, Great Oaks and Plum Ridge neighborhoods | ||
| Walk Ashland website | Mountain Meadows: Madeline Hill Park, community garden and Kitchen Creek | A large park for strolls and gatherings. Kitchen Creek flows through. Largest Community Garden in town. Water conservation… |
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| Walk Ashland website | Mountain Meadows: Cottonwood, Birch and Golden Aspen condominiums, plus the Clubhouse | plus the Clubhouse. Mountain Meadows retirement community guiding principles. |
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| Walk Ashland website | Mountain Meadows: Mountain Meadows Drive, Boulder Creek Lane, South Alley, Cobblestone Court, Stony Point. | ||
| Walk Ashland website | Mountain Meadows: an overview | ||
| Umpqua Trapper index | Umpqua-Trapper-0006 | “29er Gals”: Norma Strader Hatfield Sp91 p13. |
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| Umpqua Trapper index | Umpqua-Trapper-0007 | 54-40 or Fight: Fa18 p14. |
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| Umpqua Trapper index | Umpqua-Trapper-0008 | 88¢c Store (Ros): photo Fa72 p63. |
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| Umpqua Trapper index | Umpqua-Trapper-0009 | 99 Club (Winc): Sp87 p5; Su88 p42. |
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| Umpqua Trapper index | Umpqua-Trapper-7731 | McClay, David Barton & Melissa Jane Cottle: Wi73 p86, et seq. Children: Harriet (Mrs. George Albert Gould) Wi73 p88, William Byron, Forrest,… |
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| Umpqua Trapper index | Umpqua-Trapper-11965 | Sutherlin, Fendel & Lucy Richardson Brown (Sut): Su65 p17; Fa65 p19,20; Fa71 p69; Fa73 p50; Wi76 p84, et seq.; Sp77 p3,14; Su77 p35; Fa86 p70… |
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| Umpqua Trapper index | Umpqua-Trapper-0010 | “100th Anniversary Dedication of the Town of Elkton”: Fa90 p68-71, Jerry Winterbotham. |
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| Umpqua Trapper index | Umpqua-Trapper-0011 | “100 Year History of Douglas County Theaters and Drive-Ins”: Steve Swanson Sp13 p9-23. Continued in Su13 p2-21. |
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| Umpqua Trapper index | Umpqua-Trapper-0012 | 101 Service (Reed): Wi98 p92. |
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| Umpqua Trapper index | Umpqua-Trapper-0013 | “120 Years of the U.S. Census”: Elizabeth Portia Schiltz Sp80 p17-22; duplicated here Su10 p15. |
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| Umpqua Trapper index | Umpqua-Trapper-0014 | 911 emergency system: Fa10 p8. |
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| Umpqua Trapper index | Umpqua-Trapper-0015 | 1774 “Declaration of Rights”: Sp07 p5. |
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| Umpqua Trapper index | Umpqua-Trapper-0016 | 1857 Oregon Constitutional Convention: Fa78 p52; Fa98 p51; Sp07 p11. |
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| Umpqua Trapper index | Umpqua-Trapper-0017 | “1870 Cattle Drive: From Oakland to Upper Touchet” Susie Sheffield Sp73 p21-24. |
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| Umpqua Trapper index | Umpqua-Trapper-0018 | “1905-Basketball introduced in Camas Valley”: Wi92 p83-87 by Margie Brown. |
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| Umpqua Trapper index | Umpqua-Trapper-0019 | 1951 Callahan Fire (Hubbard Creek Burn): Wi96 p86. |
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| Umpqua Trapper index | Umpqua-Trapper-0020 | 1976 Bicentennial: Su03 p40. |
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| Umpqua Trapper index | Umpqua-Trapper-0021 | “A Bear Story”: Charles L. Mosher Wi76 p79-82. |
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| Umpqua Trapper index | Umpqua-Trapper-0022 | “A Brief History of Women’s Suffrage”: Sp20 p3-5, Dale Greenley. |
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| Umpqua Trapper index | Umpqua-Trapper-0023 | “A Dirge for the Milltown”: prose by Betty L. Koop Fa09 p17. |
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| Umpqua Trapper index | Umpqua-Trapper-0024 | “A Centennial Dawning, in Oregon’s Sesquicentennial”: Emily Blakely Su09 p10. |