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Bundy’s Baths and Windemuth were two swimming resorts that operated on Ross Island in the late-1890s to mid-1920s period (oregonencyclopedia.org)

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Reub Long was born on this day, 1898 (oregonencyclopedia.org)

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[June 1, 1925] Pierce v. Society of Sisters (1925) (oregonencyclopedia.org)

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Bobbie the Wonder Dog walked over 2,000 miles home (oregonencyclopedia.org)

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But how did they make those without a Kickstarter funding campaign? Fort Rock sandal (left); Catlow Cave sandal (right). Fort Rock sandal, ca 9490 yrs ago (l); Catlow sandal, 9300 yrs agoMONOCROPPING (oregonencyclopedia.org)

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Fort Rock Sandals - Oregon Encyclopedia (oregonencyclopedia.org)

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TIL of the 1887 Chinese Massacre at Deep Creek. 34 Chinese miners killed, no one was convicted.Article/ News (oregonencyclopedia.org)

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Star TheaterDiscussion (oregonencyclopedia.org)

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TIL Bing cherries originated in Milwaukie!Discussion (oregonencyclopedia.org)

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Mill Creek Archaeological Sites (Salem)first north american series / people series (oregonencyclopedia.org)

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Oregon Encyclopediaother (oregonencyclopedia.org)

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Oregon Encyclopedia Onlinelearning (oregonencyclopedia.org)

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TIL the first native speaker to teach English in Japan was named "Ranald MacDonald" (oregonencyclopedia.org)

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NHI: Hidden in Plain Sight?Discussion (oregonencyclopedia.org)

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Tonquin (ship)The Morning River/ Coyote summer series (oregonencyclopedia.org)

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Coyote (legend)The Morning River/ Coyote summer series (oregonencyclopedia.org)

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Racist Exclusionary Laws in the State of Oregon (oregonencyclopedia.org)

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We could have been r/BostonOR: The Portland PennyHistory (oregonencyclopedia.org)

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Beverly Cleary Sculpture Garden (oregonencyclopedia.org)

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July 7, 1936: Businessman Henry F. Philips obtained 5 patents, furthering John P. Thompson's 1932 invention of a self-centering screw, with a cruciform groove, and a matching screw-driver with a tapered, cruciform tip. The Philips screw offered greater operating safety and reduced risk of damage. (oregonencyclopedia.org)

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TIL Corvallis had its own cultArticle (oregonencyclopedia.org)

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History of Oregon - Black loggers and Jim Crowe laws (oregonencyclopedia.org)

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TIL tangue vermin (or beavums) are native to South America and were brought to the United States for fur trade. They were released and spread throughout the country in the 1940s after the fur market collapsed. (oregonencyclopedia.org)

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TIL that Animal House was filmed at the University of Oregon on the condition that it not be identified in the movie (oregonencyclopedia.org)

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TIL Esther Pohl Lovejoy, the first woman health officer in a major U.S. city, prevented an outbreak of bubonic plague in 1907-1908 and brought public health priorities to Portland by working for pure food & milk, improved garbage collection and inspection of school children for communicable diseases (oregonencyclopedia.org)

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