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Colossus of the desert |
Harris |
1960 |
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Communities of soil algae occurring in the Sonoran desert in Arizona |
Cameron |
1960 |
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Cotton ... queen of Arizona agriculture |
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1960 |
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Concrete sculptures tell story of cement |
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1960 |
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Concrete sculptures tell story of cement |
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1960 |
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Courage wins out in a battle against hardship |
Hoffmeyer |
1960 |
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Concrete sculptures tell story of cement |
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1960 |
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Courage to burn |
Ridgway |
1961 |
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Come with me to Coconino |
Winsor |
1961 |
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Congress mine |
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1961 |
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Congress mine |
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1961 |
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Columbus Reed Freeman, 1872- |
Schaus |
1961 |
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Come, come to the Navajo fair |
Measeles |
1962 |
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Constant hazards stalked Arizona's frontiersmen |
Willson |
1962 |
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Constant hazards stalked Arizona's frontiersmen |
Willson |
1962 |
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Come to the fair, the Forest Products Fair |
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1962 |
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Colorful past, present & future, Springerville and Round Valley |
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1962 |
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Come to the fair, the Forest Products Fair |
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1962 |
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Cotton's his business |
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1962 |
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Cooley ranch |
Cook |
1962 |
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Cochise praised six brave men who fought hundreds of Indians in 3-day fight at Doubtful Canyon |
Frazier |
1962 |
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Colonel McClintock and the 1917 copper strike |
Wallace |
1962 |
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Colonel McClintock and the 1917 copper strike |
Wallace |
1962 |
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Congress turns thumbs down on Arizona's seaport |
Willson |
1962 |
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Cotton: a many-million $$ income to Arizona |
Johnson |
1962 |
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Communication with the world |
Merkle |
1962 |
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Comparative study of S. P. and Sunset Craters and associated lava flows. |
Hodges |
1962 |
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Copper for cans - an Arizona industry |
Moore |
1962 |
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Communication with the world |
Merkle |
1962 |
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Comparative study of S. P. and Sunset Craters and associated lava flows |
Hodges |
1962 |
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Construction |
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1962 |
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Community change in the Southwest: the case of Benson |
Sherlock |
1963 |
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Cowgirl poet |
Clark |
1963 |
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Compost plant successful |
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1963 |
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Cowgirl poet |
Clark |
1963 |
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Corn growing at Wupatki |
Maule |
1963 |
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Cotton, a $multi-million business |
Johnson |
1963 |
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Corn growing at Wupatki |
Maule |
1963 |
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Color-direction symbolism, an example of Mexican-Southwestern contacta |
Riley |
1963 |
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Color-direction symbolism, an example of Mexican-Southwestern contact |
Riley |
1963 |
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Cooking contest enlivens snowy trip in Huachucas |
Willson |
1963 |
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Controlling the sun |
Yellott |
1963 |
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Conservative? Banks |
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1964 |
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Cochise Head, an Arizona landmark |
Dougan |
1964 |
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Cowboy hit it big making 'em laugh |
Willson |
1964 |
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Cowboy hit it big making 'em laugh |
Willson |
1964 |
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Cooperative urban transportation planning by Arizona highway and city officials. |
Prince |
1964 |
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Colorful Arizona |
Shellans |
1964 |
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Cooking to relax, the full freezer plan |
Cooke |
1964 |
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Could local government live without subsidies? |
Henderson |
1964 |
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Comparative labor costs in Arizona and the Southwest |
Prestwich |
1965 |
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Cotton--dashin' fashion |
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1965 |
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Cool, cool, cool |
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1965 |
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Cotton--Arizona's biggest farm product |
Clark |
1965 |
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Congressman on a hot committee seat |
Cole |
1965 |
