Thomas Brues Neuhausen papers 1850-1936

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Thomas Brues Neuhausen papers 1850-1936

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Thomas Brues Neuhausen (1872-1944) was a newspaper correspondent and editor, an agent and inspector for US government agencies, a real estate broker in Oregon, and a leader in the Oregon Progressive Party. The collection contains Neuhausen family records, general, business and political correspondence (about 15,000 letters), U.S. Land office files, scrapbooks on early Oregon politics, Oregon Progressive Party files and scrapbooks, normal school information, and timber files.

28.0 linear feet, 45 containers, 12 volumes

eng,

University of Oregon Libraries. Special Collections and University Archives

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SNAC Resource ID: 6367796

University of Oregon Libraries. Special Collections and University Archives

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