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Mega Index
| Title | Body | Location | Source Reference | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Impressions of Fred Lockley of Rev. Claiborne Hill | Dr. Hilll was a founder of a Baptist school for ministers. As a boy he lived in many places including Ashland where his father built a saw… |
HILL | Vertical File Biographies | |
| Burkholder Collection Books: | Elements of Chemistry, Kane, Harper, 1860, inscribed "Emil Britt 1881"-1993.28.22 // Francis & Co's Library for School Districts, Maria Child… |
M 43 A 5 | ||
| Impressions of Fred Lockley, Frank Griffin Sterns | Mr. Sterns was a sea faring man who gave up sailing, married Ella Jones. His son Harry Arthur lives in Ashland, Robert Wilson is a… |
Vertical File Biographies, Sterns | ||
| Impressions of Fred Lockley, Dr. Charles Hines | Dr. Hines practiced medicine in Jacksonville for 4 years. He owned the land that the Normal School was built on in Ashland and then moved to… |
Vertical File Biographies, Hines | ||
| Burkholder Collection: Books | M43 A 5 | |||
| Impressions of Fred Lochley, George Kahler | His wife narrates that he had a beautiful voice and sang and preached early in their marriage when they were early settlers and ranched. But… |
Vertical File Biographies, Kahler | ||
| Impressions of Fred Lockley, WP Whitney | WP Whitney lived in Linkville or Klamath Falls during the time of the Modoc war. He knew Captain Jack well, and he gives an account of the… |
Vertical File Biographies, Whitney | ||
| Impressions of Fred Lochley, General Philip Sherman | General Sherman as a young lieutenant was stationed in California and Oregon beginning in November of 1854. He marched with the Fourth… |
Vertical File Biographies, Sheridan | ||
| Payne, J. M. | Oregon Journal 11-12-1925, Postmaster in Sam's Valley before 1863, Grandfather Aaron Payne in battle with Indians on Rogue River on June 3, 1851… |
Payne | Vertical File Biographies | |
| Rush, Preston | Oregon Journal 10-15-1925 article, cholera on the Oregon Trail, Lumber, breaking horses, Grizzle bears and killing Indians in Humboldt county,… |
RU | Vertical File Biographies | |
| Davis, Caleb | Oregon Journal, 10-5-1925 article, Pack mule driver, Ashland Mills, Linkville, Yreka, Jacksonville, 1853 -1863 |
Davis | Vertical File Biographies | |
| Carey, L. C. | Oregon Journal 7-6-1925 article, taught school in Gold Hill, Jacksonville and Baker City, "Land smuggling in Southern Oregon" |
CA | Vertical File Biographies | |
| Reigle, Sprague | MMT 10-10-1927 article, Orchardist, Jack Morrill, Gold Hill |
RE | Vertical File Biographies | |
| Jacksonville Post | MMT 4-2-1927 article, newspaper "ceased to exist", W. T. Bray |
Jacksonville, Or., Newspapers | Vertical File Subjects | |
| V. Phillips-Carter | MMT 10-17-1926 article, inventor, flashing red light road signal, Eli. K. Anderson, Edwin Bath, Charles F. Todd |
Women | Vertical File Subjects | |
| Jackson Hotel | MMT 1-14-1926 article, Jackson Hotel to be built in Medford by the Terminal Hotel Company, E. G. Clemenson |
Medford, Or., Hotels, Motels, etc. | Vertical File Subjects | |
| Greater Medford Club | MMT 2-13-1927 article, fund raising to build a club house |
Medford, Societies | Vertical File Subjects | |
| V. J. Emerick | MMT 10-2-1927 article, Medford Mayor, one of 50 heirs in estate of over $2 billion. John Nicholas Emerick, John Jacob Astor, Astoria,… |
EM | Vertical File Biographies | |
| Foots Creek Dredging Mine | MMT 2-27-1927 article, Ludlum Dredging Co, J. F. Reddy, J. R. Harvey, Fred Champlin, |
Foots Creek | Vertical File Subjects | |
| 1927 flood | MMT 2-23-1927 article, Jackson Creek, Jacksonville Highway, Elk Creek |
Jackson County, Streets and Roads, 1920-1940 | Vertical File Subjects | |
| Robinson, Paul | MMT 1-12-1927 article, Moving the Central Point American to Ashland |
Central Point, Or., Newspapers | Vertical File Subjects | |
| Glenn Jackson | Daily Courier, 4-7-2024 article, COPCO, White City, Rogue Valley Country Club, Ashland Daily Tidings, Mr. Medford, Mr. Oregon, Medford Chamber of… |
Jackson, Glenn | Vertical File Biographies | |
| Mon Desir | MMT 8/18/1956 Advertisement |
Central Point, Or., Businesses, Restaurants | Vertical File Subjects | |
| Tabu Dinner House | MMT 8/18/1956 Ad |
Vertical File Subjects | ||
| Tabu Dinner House | MMT 8/18/1956 Ad |
Vertical File Subjects | ||
| Sonotone | MMT 1999 ad, Sonotone hearing aids, C. R. Adamson |
Medford, Or., Businesses, S | Vertical File Subjects | |
| Medford Realty Board | MMT 1999 article, John Malone, W. P. Wright |
Medford, Or., Businesses R | Vertical File Subjects | |
| Weeks and Orr Furniture Store | MMT 1999 article, 67 years in business, Eugene Orr |
Medford, Or, Businesses, U - Z | Vertical File Subjects | |
| Downtown Medford revitalization efforts 1979-1981 | MMT 3 articles, Charles Smith, John Thomsen, Judith Nebot, Richard McLaughlin. Mike Benke, Al Densmore, Bernard Young |
Downtown Medford Association | Vertical File Subjects | |
| Popular Medicine or The American Family Physician | George Capron and David B. Slack, 1855, hand written recipes for remedies and newspaper cutouts. Pressed flowers and leaf. Cover detached from the… |
616.02 C25 1855 |