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Ariz Cattlelog |
What's happening on the meat scene |
|
1974 |
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Ariz Days & Ways |
What's the weather |
|
1960 |
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Ariz Days & Ways |
What's your name? |
|
1954 |
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Phoenix |
Wheeler dealer |
|
1975 |
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Arizona |
When a roper turns to the pen |
|
1969 |
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Ariz Days & Ways |
When Mama graduates |
|
1958 |
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Des Sil Tuc Mag |
When you're away, the crooks will play |
|
1976 |
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Ariz |
Where a few acres means independence |
|
1912 |
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Ariz Days & Ways |
Where do we go from here? |
|
1955 |
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Ariz |
Where do we sleep? Something about Phoenix hotel |
|
1924 |
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Ariz |
Where poultry raising is profitable |
|
1911 |
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Ariz |
Where the building bug is busy; eleven blocks in the city of Phoenix is the liveliest construction center in the Southwest |
|
1919 |
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Ariz Days & Ways |
Where the light is but a faint glimmer |
|
1963 |
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Ole (Tucson Daily Citizen) |
Where there's smoke, there's Peterson |
|
1975 |
|
Ole (Tucson Daily Citizen) |
Where there's smoke, there's Peterson |
|
1975 |
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Ariz Days & Ways |
White Hills fit the frame |
|
1963 |
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Ariz Days & Ways |
White Mountain loggers |
|
1954 |
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Ariz Days & Ways |
White Rock lake's popular playground |
|
1961 |
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Mohave (Mohave County Miner) |
Who got to Mohave first? Was it Garces in 1776 or Coronado 10 years before? |
|
1972 |
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Phoenix |
Who says, college for everyone |
|
1971 |
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Ariz Days & Ways |
Who shops for the supermarket? |
|
1964 |
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Ariz Days & Ways |
Who shops for the supermarket? |
|
1964 |
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Ariz |
Who the constitution makers were |
|
1910 |
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Phoenix |
Who's looking regionally |
|
1976 |
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Ariz Today |
Who's who |
|
1962 |
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Navajo Times |
Who's who on the Navajo reservation |
|
1960 |
|
Mag Tuc |
Why a dude ranch vacation? |
|
1949 |
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Ariz |
Why Arizona will be a motion picture field |
|
1923 |
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Arizona |
Why not? |
|
1969 |
|
Tuc |
Why the sick get well in Tucson |
|
1934 |
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Ariz Days & Ways |
Why the Tewas came to Hopiland |
|
1964 |
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Ariz Days & Ways |
Why the Tewas came to Hopiland |
|
1964 |
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Ariz Sheriff |
Wickenburg traded mule for land that proved a bonanza |
|
1976 |
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Ariz Sheriff |
Wickenburg traded mule for land that proved a bonanza |
|
1976 |
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Ariz Days & Ways |
Wigmaking artists cover the subject |
|
1963 |
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Ariz Days and Ways |
Wigmaking artists cover the subject |
|
1963 |
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Ariz Cattlelog |
Wild horses and burros |
|
1973 |
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Ariz Cattlelog |
Wild Horses and burros |
|
1973 |
|
Ariz Cattlelog |
Wilderness study areas selected by Forest Service |
|
1973 |
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Ariz Days & Ways |
Willcox, Arizona; Sulpher Springs Valley yields prize crops |
|
1954 |
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Ariz Days & Ways |
Willcox, Arizona; Sulphur Springs Valley yields prize crops |
|
1954 |
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Ariz Sheriff |
William Albert Coffeen, County Attorney, Greenlee County |
|
1972 |
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Ariz Hist Rev |
William BabbItt |
|
1930 |
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Ariz Hist Rev |
William Cowan |
|
1931 |
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Ariz Hist Rev |
William D Monmonier |
|
1931 |
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Ariz Sheriff |
William F. Grounds |
|
1967 |
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Ariz Medicine |
William F. Schoffman, M. D. 1906-1965 |
|
1965 |
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Ariz Hist Rev |
William Fourr |
|
1935 |
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Ariz Medicine |
William G. Ure, M.D. |
|
1968 |
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Ariz Cattlelog |
William George Babbitt, 1863-1930 |
|
1963 |
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Ariz Hist Rev |
William Johnson LeBaron |
|
1930 |
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Ariz Sheriff |
William M Smith, County Attorney Yuma County |
|
1971 |
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Ariz Hist Rev |
William M. Adamson |
|
1931 |
|
Ariz Hist Rev |
William M. Breakenridge |
|
1931 |
|
Ariz Hist Rev |
William Moeur |
|
1930 |
