Talk:Oregon Blue Book

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Because of the recent AfD, I plan on continuing to add some bits from what I find online via the Google newspaper project (mentions seem to abound in the Bulletin and Register-Guard). It's unlikely I'll get around to dusting off my library card and adding Statesman Journal or Oregonian mentions but we'll see. Anyway, the resulting mess will likely be a collection of Blue Book trivia, so I invite @Carrite: or anybody else to add to and fix it up after I'm done this afternoon. Oh, here's the deets:

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Valfontis (talk) 16:12, 17 February 2015 (UTC)Reply

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Talk:Oregon Blue Book

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