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It did, however, contribute much to the history of Oregon, by hiring Fred Lockley. He came to the paper from the Capital Journal, and would write a column about early Oregon pioneers.
Abstracted Articles
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The
Oregon Journal debuted on May 10,
1902, founded by C. S. Jackson as a
campaign paper, and titled the Portland
Evening Journal. It was initially
set up using two rented Linotypes. The
paper struggled from the beginning, and
wouldn't show a profit for over 50
years.
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