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The Pioneers and Patriotism
"The march of the Oregon Pioneers across the wide desolate plains and mountains is one of the most remarkable movements in the history of the Republic.
Attitude of the Hudson's Bay Company During the Indian War of 1855-1856
"Most writers of the history of the Yakima or Indian War of 1855-1856 have deemed it necessary to discuss to some extent the alleged participation of the Hudson's Bay and Puget Sound Agricultural Companies in this event, to the discredit of both.
Astorians Who Became Permanent Settlers
"NOTE: Since the first part of this Document appeared in the issues for July, 1933, Mr. Barry has encountered contentions about the treatment of Johann Koaster or Jo Ashton, page 222.
Honoring Robert Moran
"On the opening of the Mount Constitution Road on July 30, 1933, the citizens of Orcas Island presented to Robert Moran a beautiful scroll of parchment with illuminated initials setting forth the many good things…
Death of John Armstrong
"The Bremerton News Searchlight for December 13, 1933, carries an obituary of John Armstrong by August Toellner, showing that he was a pioneer on Puget Sound since 1879.
Echoes From Missionary Days
"Mrs. De Bell has written some interesting facts about her aunt, Mrs. S. R. Beggs, the last survivor of the Methodist Missionary group.
Benjamin Clapp: Notes on His Later Life
"My aim is merely to respond, if but partially, to the Macedonian call contained in the title of Mr. Barry's article by giving the interested reader some idea of where a complete answer can be obtained.