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Woman's club movement in Phoenix and vicinity |
Fowler |
1908 |
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Women who write of the Early West |
Hall |
1912 |
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Women who broke the trails for us |
Hall |
1912 |
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Wonderful transformation |
Young |
1913 |
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Women's club buildings of Arizona |
Ross |
1916 |
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Wolfville, the reincarnation of the wild and woolly |
Durkin |
1929 |
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Wool for our Indian weavers - what shall it be? |
Colton |
1932 |
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Wool for our Indian weavers - what shall it be? |
Colton |
1932 |
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Words from past spur scratchers now pen noted |
|
1934 |
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Word wrangler of the old west |
Porter |
1948 |
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Wolf men of the Navajo |
Van Valkenburgh |
1948 |
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Wonderland of rocks |
|
1950 |
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Woman with the Midas touch |
Tucker |
1954 |
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Working to walk |
DeWald |
1955 |
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World's championship rodeo |
|
1956 |
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Workmen's compensation in Arizona |
Hoflich |
1956 |
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Women in the scene; women of Phoenix have played a vital role in the city's progress... |
|
1956 |
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Wonderland of rocks |
Robinson |
1956 |
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Women and Arizona law |
Megargee |
1956 |
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Woman's touch pays off in the diary business |
|
1956 |
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World's cooler capital |
|
1956 |
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Workmen's compensation |
Osborn |
1958 |
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Workable program for urban renewal 1958-58 |
Riling |
1959 |
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Woman at the border |
|
1959 |
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Workable program for urban renewal 1958-89 |
Whitterson |
1959 |
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Workable program for urban renewal 1958-89 |
Riling |
1959 |
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Workable program for urban renewal 1958-58 |
Whitterson |
1959 |
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Working man's executive |
|
1960 |
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Wonderful world of the desert garden |
Moore |
1960 |
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Wonderful world of the desert garden |
Moore |
1960 |
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Woman at the winch |
|
1961 |
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Woman at the winch |
Moore |
1961 |
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Woman at the winch |
Moore |
1961 |
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World's greatest race course? |
Johnson |
1962 |
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Wonder from out of space |
Tallon |
1963 |
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Worthy of note |
|
1963 |
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Wonderful Arizona, je t'aime! |
Fronval |
1965 |
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Wonderful Arizona, je t'aime! |
Fronval |
1965 |
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Woodsman, spare that kiln |
Stanton |
1965 |
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Woodsman spare that kiln |
Stanton |
1965 |
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Wonderful world of glass |
Kelly |
1965 |
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Woman! Woman! Oh, woman! |
Willson |
1967 |
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Worshippers of the Red-Tailed Hawk |
Harrigan |
1968 |
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Women and the stock market |
Campbell |
1968 |
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Would you believe it about Mt. Lemmon? |
Cook |
1969 |
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Woman bandit a failure |
Willson |
1970 |
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Would you buy a used car from a woman? |
Cook |
1970 |
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World's most expensive guidebook: Bartlett's love for old and New Mexico cost the U.S. $10.5 million |
James |
1970 |
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Workshop at Spiritual Life Institute, a different dimension in the expression of religion |
Johnson |
1971 |
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Would you buy a Rolls-Royce from this man? |
Malone |
1971 |
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Would you buy a Rolla- Royce from this man? |
Malone |
1971 |
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Woven tapestry of the Arizona and Utah hinterlands |
Winsted |
1972 |
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Word from Dolores, Colorado |
Maxcy |
1973 |
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Word from Dolores, Colorado |
Maxey |
1973 |
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Women of the Old West |
Peplow |
1973 |
