|
Schwartz |
Demographic changes in the early periods of Cohonina prehistory |
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Schwatks |
Among the Apaches |
1887 |
|
Schenti |
A Yuma legend |
1908 |
|
Schultz |
In wild turkey land |
1909 |
|
Scott |
Opening of the siphon |
1912 |
|
Scott |
Our agricultural empire |
1912 |
|
Scott |
The first state fair, a sketch of its origin and growth |
1912 |
|
Scott |
A sanitary diet |
1912 |
|
Scott |
Independent irrigation; what one pumping plant is doing on a patch of desert |
1913 |
|
Scott |
Kelvin Sultana, a mine successfully exploited by popular sale of stock |
1913 |
|
Scott |
Mines of Arizona |
1913 |
|
Scott |
Mines of Arizona |
1913 |
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Scott |
New cross-cut canal |
1913 |
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Scott |
Pumping plant deluxe |
1913 |
|
Scott |
The annual state fair, it will surpass all former Arizona expositions |
1913 |
|
Scott |
The Grand Canyon; a Phoenix man has at last discovered what the big gorge is good for |
1913 |
|
Scott |
The oil pull tractor |
1913 |
|
Scott |
The spineless cactus; project design to demonstrate its practical utility |
1913 |
|
Scott |
Captain Coffee |
1913 |
|
Scott |
Agua Caliente hot springs; nature's cure for human ills. |
1913 |
|
Scott |
Arizona climate |
1913 |
|
Scott |
Five Points, a town within a city |
1914 |
|
Scott |
Flagstaff and its environs |
1914 |
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Scott |
Gem of the Painted Desert; Winslow, the largest city in Northern Arizona |
1914 |
|
Scott |
Governor George W. P. Hunt |
1914 |
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Scott |
In Apache county |
1914 |
|
Scott |
Just desert land; Phoenix man makes cotton grow where authorities say it wouldn't |
1914 |
|
Scott |
Kelvin Sultana cooper mine |
1914 |
|
Scott |
New town of Gilbert |
1914 |
|
Scott |
Nogales the picturesque |
1914 |
|
Scott |
Ralph Cameron, candidate |
1914 |
|
Scott |
Story of Apache Leap; a region of romance and reminiscence transformed by modern industry |
1914 |
|
Scott |
The gold reed |
1914 |
|
Scott |
The ostrich in Arizona: state has 6000 birds |
1914 |
|
Scott |
The weather man's mission |
1914 |
|
Scott |
Bowie and San Simon |
1914 |
|
Scott |
An Arizona watermelon; bring a few remarks on Graham county |
1914 |
|
Scott |
A candidate for governor |
1914 |
|
Scott |
The Salt River Project |
1915 |
|
Scott |
Arizona state lands; cheaper than homesteads and require no residence |
1915 |
|
Scott |
Judge W.H. Stilwell, candidate for U.S. Senator |
1916 |
|
Scott |
Maricopa discovered; an ideal country for the pumping plant |
1916 |
|
Scott |
Tip Top tugsten; the rejuvenation of a historic silver mine |
1916 |
|
Scott |
Tip Top tungsten; the rejuvenation of a historic silver mine |
1916 |
|
Scott |
Doctor J. B. Nelson of Mesa, running "head on" for Congress |
1916 |
|
Scott |
Arizona's pictured rocks |
1916 |
|
Scott |
Miami the other of mines |
1917 |
|
Scott |
Ray Consolidate Cooper CO. |
1917 |
|
Scott |
Arizona farm land |
1917 |
|
Scott |
Lemon culture: favorites of fortune extended a special invitation |
1919 |
|
Schults |
The case of the Hopi; is th Indian Bureau forcing a new culture and religion on them against their will |
1921 |
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Scott |
Everything is ready for the greatest good roads convention |
1922 |
|
Scott |
Arizona's desert scenes are a lure to master artists |
1922 |
|
Scott |
When an Arizona farmer farms an Arizona farm; Bill Benson's big problem, its prospective solution |
1922 |
|
Scott |
Opportunities in music |
1928 |
