As It Was Stories

SOHS and Jefferson Public Radio volunteers have written over 2000 As It Was stories that were produced by JPR and presented five days a week over many years . This page presents links to the full text of many of the stories, plus links to the JPR audio versions.

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Episode 3333, Friday, Dec. 1, 2017, by Laurel Gerkman

Episode		As It Was Stories by Carol Barrett
52	Sam Colver 1891, first resident of Phoenix, OR. Drowned.	In the lnteresting People section
51	Station Robbery 1884,Agent Cunningham	In the Law and Order section of the
50	Black Bart 1881 holdup man, (Chales E. Boles	In the Law and Order section of the
49	David Linn 1880's, carpenter, Jacksonville	In the lnteresting People section
48	President Hayes in Roseburg 1880, William Willis home.	In the lnteresting People section
47	President Hayes in Jacksonville 1880, US Hotel	In the lnteresting People section
46	Jacksonville Doctors 1878, Dr. James & Ella Robinson	In the lnteresting People section
45	Illegal Cigars 1873, Chinese made.	In the Law and Order section of the
44	George Sightman 1873, bought Cecilville, Californian	In the lnteresting People section
43	Minnie Myrtle 1860's , married Joaquin Miller	In the lnteresting People section
42	Chinese Miners, Oregon 1858, Oregon Taxes	In the Minorities section of the As
41	Dr. Cabaniss Duel 1858, duel called off.	In the Law and Order section of the
40	Bret Harte 1857, Northern Californ writer of gold rush	In the lnteresting People section
39	Sailor Jim 1857, hanged for killing John Burke	In the Law and Order section of the
38	Jacksonville 1856-1857, Chinese immigrants	In the Minorities section of the As

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Chetco Bridge on Coastal U.S. Route 101 Collapses in 1925

Tolman Creek Road Named after Pioneer James Clark Tolman

Windy Jantzen Homesteads on Oregon South Coast

Woman Writes Book about Life in the Trinity Alps

Red Chamberlain’s Horses Pull Power Lines into Place

Euphoric Lakeview Builds a Towering Courthouse in 1909

WWI Soldier Writes Thanksgiving Letter from France

Siskiyou County Teacher Takes Kids to Sacramento in 1923

Jackson County Settler Warns Easterners of Scarce Land

Jacksonville Gold Miner Divines Ancient City Under UC-Berkeley

Oregon Cavalryman Faces Firing Squad for Desertion

Railroad Offers New Route to Klamath Basin

Early Rogue River Canyon Residents Face Lack of Mail

Skiers Install Portable Rope Tow at Crater Lake

“Last Kangaroo Court” Teaches a Stranger a Lesson

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