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Who owns the Portland Oregonian?
Advance
Since 1950, the Oregonian has been owned by Advance, a privately held company of the Newhouse family, which owns two dozen newspapers as well as magazines like Vogue and the New Yorker.
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How did Henry Pittock make his money?
He invested in paper and lumber mills, a sheep ranch, railroads, and a Portland bank. These ventures made him rich in the last third of his life and enabled him to build the handsome Pittock Mansion. Pittock married Georgiana M. Burton in 1860, and they had five surviving children.