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His projects are giant-sized |
|
1958 |
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His own horse to ride in the happy hunting grounds |
Kerley |
1953 |
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His own horse to ride in the happy hunting grounds |
Kerley |
1953 |
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His master's voice |
|
1968 |
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His master's voice |
|
1968 |
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His life in racing cars and contracting |
|
1951 |
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His job is learning |
|
1959 |
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His jazz is for listening. |
|
1960 |
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His is mechanical work |
|
1956 |
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His is driving work |
|
1956 |
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His is a ghostly job |
|
1956 |
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His is a ghostly job |
|
1956 |
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His humor and art are recorded in stone |
Johnson |
1957 |
|
His honor: the justice of the peace |
Garrett |
1956 |
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His honor: the justice of the peace |
Garrett |
1956 |
|
His hobby is mailing letters |
Megargee |
1958 |
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His hobby is mailing letters |
Megargee |
1958 |
|
His hobby is Indian history |
|
1957 |
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His hobby is Indian history |
|
1957 |
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His hobby is his job |
Fuller |
1955 |
|
His hiss is just a bluff |
Cassell |
1947 |
|
His goal: the Olympics |
Duncan |
1956 |
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His goal is gold |
|
1957 |
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His forte was pure fiction |
Willson |
1971 |
|
His compass was a burro's tail |
Van Valkenburgh |
1947 |
|
His coats are cool |
|
1959 |
|
His cement trees would 'fool even a woodpecker' |
Robinson |
1958 |
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His business is trouble |
|
1955 |
|
His business is going to the dogs |
|
1957 |
|
His business is getting a good start |
|
1957 |
|
His brand is on Arizona's rangeland |
P. Higgins as told to R. Mahoney |
1956 |
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His brand in on Arizona's rangeland |
P. Higgins as told to R. Mahoney |
1956 |
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His artistic leanings wind up in a styrofoam medium |
Johnson |
1960 |
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His artistic leanings wind up in a stryofoam medium |
Johnson |
1960 |
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His article leanings wind up in a stryrofoam medium |
Johnson |
1960 |
|
His art is lusty and bold |
Arnold |
1943 |
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His art embraces the great Southwest |
|
1955 |
|
His 'idiots' are popular with riders |
Johnson |
1960 |
|
His & hers; community property in Arizona |
Demson |
1970 |
|
His "sense of values" started at home |
Smith |
1961 |
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Hiring the handicapped sometimes also presents integration problems but the trouble is worth it |
Higgins |
1967 |
|
Hiring the ex-con |
|
1974 |
|
Hiring the ex-con |
|
1974 |
|
Hired guns are back |
Cook |
1966 |
|
Hints on road building; build for permanence, whatever the initial construction |
Dobbins |
1913 |
|
Hill house in Kingman |
Littlepage |
1953 |
|
Hill home |
Mahoney |
1954 |
|
Hill climbers of the desert |
Beal |
1940 |
|
Hilburnettes give helping hand |
|
1960 |
|
Hiking the limekiln country |
Leatham |
1964 |
|
Hiking the Dutchman's trail |
Farnbach |
1971 |
|
Hike! you Huskies |
Brown |
1977 |
|
Hike with a view |
Moore |
1962 |
|
Hike to Squaw Peak is easy, exhilarating |
Sheppard |
1954 |
|
Higley, a coming country |
|
1914 |
