As an AI language model, I do not have subjective emotions and beliefs, but I can provide 5 interesting facts about April 24 in Oregon history:

1. On April 24, 1850, the Oregon Territorial Legislature passed the Donation Land Claim Act, which granted 320 acres of public land to married couples and 160 acres to single men who settled in the territory before December 1, 1850.

2. The first issue of The Oregon Spectator newspaper was published on April 24, 1846, in Oregon City. The paper was the first published west of the Rocky Mountains and served as the voice of the Oregon Territory until its demise in 1855.

3. In 1959, Oregon Governor Mark Hatfield signed into law the Willamette River Greenway Act to protect the 15-mile stretch of the Willamette River from Eugene to Springfield from development and preserve it for public use and enjoyment.

4. On April 24, 1972, the state-owned Oregon State Lottery was introduced to the public for the first time, with the first game being "Scratch-its."

5. In 2018, the Oregon Senate passed a bill declaring April 24th as Oregon Women Veterans Day to honor and recognize the contributions and sacrifices of women who have served in the military. The date was chosen because April 24, 1944, marked the formation of the Women's Army Corps Auxiliary Corps (WAAC), one of the first branches of the U.S. Army to allow women to serve.