Title: Cumtux 1989 Vol 9 No 3 Summer
Description: 37-page paperback quarterly magazine with light green covers. "CUMTUX" is written at the top of the front cover in dark green outlined in white. The black and white photo on the front cover shows the 1821 U.S. Navy cannon (carronade) for which Cannon Beach was named, photographed on April 10, 1989 a few days before it was moved for protection and preservation to the Heritage Museum in Astoria. The back cover has an advertisement for the Oregon Dixeland Jubilee in Astoria and Seaside. Size: 5.5" x 8.5"
Subjects: Astoria; Clatsop County; Oregon; 1821 US Navy cannon; carronade; Cannon Beach; Heritage Museum; replica; Schooner Shark's cannon; Oregon Territory; wreck; shipwreck; Columbia River; Arch Cape; 1883 Astoria Fire; Thad S. Trullinger; Kinney's Clatsop Mill; Dad Ferrell's Mill; streetcars; Jim Dennon; railway; horsecars; electric trolleys