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Colonel Bill Greene, gambler and mining man |
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Copper built it |
Farnsworth |
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Commodore Perry Owens, a long-haired sheriff |
Coolidge |
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Concrete drainage structures in Arizona |
Hoffman |
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Coral among Southwestern Indians |
Tanner |
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Cowboys of old Yavapai |
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Cowboys of Old Yavapai |
Farnsworth |
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Correct story and trade mark on Arbuckle coffee |
King |
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Cowboy: William C. Greene |
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Col. Jeff D. Milton |
King |
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Colonel John Walker |
Lockwood |
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Colonel Emilio Kosterlitzky, a Mexican cossack |
Coolidge |
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Coconino County |
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1899 |
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Concerning the "Gila monster." |
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1899 |
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Congress |
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1900 |
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Congress |
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1900 |
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Colorado River delta lands: an American valley of the Nile |
Teasdale |
1910 |
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Commercial and industrial features of Williams, Flagstaff and Winslow, Arizona |
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1911 |
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Commercial and industrial features of Williams, Flagstaff and Winslow |
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1911 |
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Commercial and industrial features of Williams Flagstaff and Winslow, Arizona |
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1911 |
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Cogs of a wheel; Secretary Fisher says farmers are part of great co-operative irrigation scheme |
Troutman |
1913 |
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Cotton a many maker; its certain success as an Arizona product |
Young |
1913 |
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Conservation of Arizona's mineral resources |
Willis |
1916 |
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Coconino National Forest; its officials receive annual fire prize |
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1917 |
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Conserve the calves |
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1919 |
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Conserve the calves |
Miller |
1919 |
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Coconino County potatoes |
Nichols |
1919 |
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Confidence |
Stover |
1920 |
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Consolidation of Arizona magazine and Pathefinder |
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1920 |
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Concrete roads in the Salt River Valley |
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1921 |
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Conquering an American Nile |
Hoover |
1922 |
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Colorado River treaty is signed |
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1922 |
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Cooperative extension work in agriculture and home economics |
Trumbull |
1922 |
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Colorado River projects, which one first? |
Smith |
1923 |
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Colorado compact as starting point |
Sloan |
1923 |
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Community development in the Salt River Valley |
Heard |
1925 |
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Community development in the Salt River Valley |
Heard |
1925 |
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Co-eds a-horseback; the University of Arizona teaches real horsemanship to women as well as to men |
Lockwood |
1925 |
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Cochise County, in the heart of the great Southwest |
Herring |
1925 |
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Coolidge, a city in the making |
Wilke |
1928 |
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Coolidge Dam, Uncle Sam's gift |
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1928 |
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Coming of the Kearny expedition |
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1928 |
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Coming of the Kearney expedition |
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1928 |
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Coming of the Kearney expedition |
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1928 |
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Copper mining, one of Arizona's greatest assets |
Compton |
1929 |
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Coronado National Forest, southern Arizona vacation land |
Winn |
1929 |
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Colossal Cave, undescribable, stupendous |
Herman |
1929 |
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Conquest by Co-operation |
Whitman |
1929 |
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Commissioner Les B. Hart of Tucson, Arizona; biographical sketch |
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1929 |
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College of Mines, U. of A. |
Butler |
1929 |
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Cooper mining, one of Arizona's greatest assets |
Compton |
1929 |
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Colorful Fourth by Navahos |
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1929 |
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Come-back Charlie Day |
James |
1930 |
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Coolidge Dam dimensions |
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1930 |
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Coolidge Dam and the great San Carlos project |
Thum |
1930 |
