The man who runs the arena: a story about Earl Thode, boss of the arena at La Fiesta de los Vaqueros |
February 1949 |
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The magic of the Southwest |
October 1951 |
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The Magazine Tucson goes to a square dance |
April 1950 |
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The legend of the Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society |
December 1949 |
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The legend of Superstition Mountain |
September 1950 |
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The house that was built around a picture window |
March 1952 |
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The house that was a stable |
April 1952 |
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The history of Tucson |
January 1949 |
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The history of Tucson |
February 1949 |
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The history of Tucson |
March 1949 |
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The history of Tucson |
April 1949 |
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The history of Nogales |
May 1949 |
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The hermit of the superstitions |
October 1952 |
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The hermit of the Superstitions |
October 1952 |
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The Hanks had a hankering for the great Southwest |
October 1949 |
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The gnome of Tucson; this fabulous fellow ... has brought a glow to the eyes of four million children with his fairyland tours and bunnyland show |
January 1953 |
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The gnome of Tucson |
January 1953 |
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The gnome of Tucson |
January 1953 |
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The distaff wrangles dudes; the story of two women from the East who went Western all the way |
October 1949 |
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The desert is your garden of enchantment |
April 1951 |
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The cowboy's sweetheart, "Ma Hopkins" editor of hoofs and horns |
June 1948 |
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The coming season in Tucson |
October 1948 |
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The coming season in Tucson |
October 1948 |
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The case of the lady bandit |
March 1953 |
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The Arizona Inn |
February 1949 |
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The Apaches strike at dawn |
February 1953 |
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Thanksgiving in old Tucson: 1868 |
November 1952 |
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Thanksgiving in old Tucson: 1868 |
November 1952 |
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Thank you, Bill Smith |
October 1953 |
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Thank you Gen Wright |
November 1953 |
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T. Ed Litt, pioneer druggist |
January 1949 |
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T. Ed Litt, pioneer druggist |
January 1949 |
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Swimming is fun in Tucson public pools |
August 1948 |
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Sunshine salesmen |
July 1948 |
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Sunshine for sale; guest ranches offer a new way of life for city dwellers |
October 1951 |
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Successful importer, Garrett Wray |
May 1949 |
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Strange industries of an old cow town; bullets, boast and beeswax are produced in this bustling desert city, also cheese, cosmetics, crystals and other curious commodities |
April 1953 |
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Starr King ranch; in the rolling grasslands of cattle country lies a working ranch with takes guests |
January 1950 |
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Spanish isn't easy but it's fun |
March 1948 |
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So you're planning to build your dream home? |
November 1949 |
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So you're planning to build your dream home? |
November 1949 |
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Smartest horse on the range |
March 1953 |
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She sings for her supper; Gladys Sommer is the perfect hostess for an Arizona dude ranch |
October 1949 |
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She paints the Southwest |
January 1950 |
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Selling sunshine and scenery; life on the Double U Ranch |
October 1949 |
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Saga of the rottin' tootin' boothill cemetery |
September 1951 |
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Saga of an Eastern family that went western all the way; Tucson wants industries...here's a business destined to expand |
February 1950 |
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Roy Drachman's plan to celebrate the Gadsden Purchase Centennial |
October 1950 |
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Roy Drachman's plan to celebrate the Gadsden Purchase centennial |
October 1950 |
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Ropin' on the range |
February 1953 |
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Romance in leather... the story of "Originals by Beardsley" |
January 1948 |
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Rodeo |
February 1975 |
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Robert Morrow, Superintendent of the Tucson public schools |
November 1951 |
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Riding for fun at Col, Besley's stables |
June 1948 |
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Riding for fun at col |
June 1948 |
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