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Wild horses and burros August 1973 BURROS
Wild Horse is subject to additional research R. G. Willson January 10 1960 HORSES
Wild hollyhocks of the desert M.Beal December 1940 SPHAERALCEA
Wild fun in the wild West O. Arnold March 1962 WIT AND HUMOR
Wild fun in the wild West O. Arnold March 1962 FRONTIER AND PIONEER LIFE
Wild foods-nature's bounty R. Guerra October 1973 BOTANY, ECNOMIC
Wild flowers of northern Arizona J. J. Thornber July 1937 WILD FLOWERS
Wild daisies of the desert M. Beal January 1943 ERIGERON
Wild cows ain't Dairy Queens M.Kildare September-October 1976 COWBOYS
Wild camels in Arizona? R. O'Hargan January 1929 CAMELS
Wild Bill Bones on "Christmas" W. Coburn February 1938 RODEOS
Wigmaking artists cover the subject March 17, 1963 HOPE, E FRANCIS
Wigmaking artists cover the subject March 17, 1963 PHOENIX - INDUSTRIES
Wife of the chief F.H.Hubbard November-December 1958 OATMAN MASSACRE
Wife at Port Isabel; a pioneer women's Colorado River letters F.S. Dolly 1957 PORT ISABEL
Wife at Port Isabel; a pioneer woman's Colorado River letters F. S. Dolley 1957 COLORADO RIVER - NAVIGATION
Wife at Port Isabel: a pioneer woman's Colorado River letters F. S. Dolley 1957 ROBINSON, ELLEN HAYES
Wife at Port Isabel: a pioneer woman's Colorado River letters F. S. Dolley 1957 ROBINSON, DAVID C 1830-1874
Wickenburg: everybody's home town J. Stocker October 1956 WICKENBURG
Wickenburg, Arizona, 1863-1956 J. M. Myers January 22, 1956 WICKENBURG
Wickenburg's guest ranches A. Welch December 1968 GUEST RANCHES - MARICOPA COUNTY
Wickenburg yesterday and today I. Smith February 1964 WICKENBURG
Wickenburg traded mule for land that proved a bonanza March-May 1976 WICKENBURG, HENRY, 1820? - 1905
Wickenburg traded mule for land that proved a bonanza March-May 1976 MINES AND MINERAL RESOURCES - VULTURE MINE
Wickenburg - symbol of old West is host to Arizona League meetings: portrait of a city R.B.Livengood November 1954 WICKENBURG
Why? J.Hardie February 1973 HAILE, RICHARD
Why western wear? It's fit to work in! R. Taylor July 1960 WESTERN CLOTHING
Why we treat prisoners worse than criminals D. Stitt March 1959 PRISONS
Why we treat prisoners worse than criminals D. Stitt February 1959 ARIZONA STATE PRISON, Florence
Why there's no port R.G.Willson September 5, 1976 BOUNDARIES
Why the Tewas came to Hopiland June 7, 1964 TEWA INDIANS
Why the Tewas came to Hopiland June 7, 1964 HOPI INDIANS - HISTORY
Why the Spaniards called the Hopi "Moqui" E.Nequatewa January 1942 HOPI INDIANS - LEGENDS
Why the Spaniards called the Hopi "Moqui" E. Nequatewa January 1942 HOPI INDIANS
Why the sick get well in Tucson July 1934 TUCSON AS A HEALTH RESORT
Why the Navajos came to Arizona K. Bartlett December 1932 NAVAJO INDIANS - HISTORY
Why the Native American heritage should be taught in college S.Talbot Winter 1974 EDUCATION, HIGHER - CIRRICULA
Why the long staple H. B. Atha March 1914 COTTON
Why the hangman lost his job G. Richardson March-April 1967 DUGAN, EVA
Why the hangman lost his job G. Richardson March-April 1967 MURDER
Why the coyote has a black spot on his tail S. J. Milford April 1941 HOPI INDIANS - RELIGION AND MYTHOLOGY
Why the Coyote has a black spot on his tail S. J. Milford April 1941 HOPI INDIANS - LEGENDS
Why the cowboy must ride a bronc I. Shope November 1930 COWBOYS
Why the apartment house is a falling competitor S.L.Scheff February 1973 RENT
Why the apartment house is a failing competitor S. L. Scheff February 1973 HOME OWNERSHIP
Why Sycamore Canyon in Santa Cruz County should be preserved as a nature sanctuary or natural area L. N. Goodding April 1961 SYCAMORE CANYON (Santa Cruz County)
Why ranchers really ranch: a couple of economists think they cow may be just an excuse for the good life J.E.Cook November 22, 1970 RANCH LIFE
Why protect Gila monsters? E. Mulch September 1952 HELODERMA
Why Prescott? P. Henson May 1960 PRESCOTT
Why not? June 22, 1969 WHY (Pima County)

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