Where was the Battle of Turret Peak fought? |
Thrapp |
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Where was the Battle of Turret Peak fought? |
Brandes |
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Why did "Old Ones" leave our valley? |
Willson |
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What to see and do in the 1930s |
Simpson |
1874 |
When spring come to the desert |
Hall |
1905 |
Why Arizona? |
White |
1907 |
Where alfalfa is king |
Falck |
1909 |
What does the desert say to you? |
Newton |
1909 |
Who the constitution makers were |
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1910 |
What capital is doing in the Salt River Valley |
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1910 |
Where poultry raising is profitable |
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1911 |
Where a few acres means independence |
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1912 |
What about Glendale? |
Moore |
1912 |
What every man in Arizona ought to know |
Byrne |
1912 |
What's the answer? Alfalfa |
Falck |
1914 |
Why the long staple |
Atha |
1914 |
What prohibition did to Arizona |
Smalley |
1916 |
Where the building bug is busy; eleven blocks in the city of Phoenix is the liveliest construction center in the Southwest |
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1919 |
What cotton did to Arizona; through four years' profits vanished in three months, the Copper State is still smiling |
Woehlke |
1921 |
What cotton did to Arizona; though four year's profits vanished in three months, the Copper State is still smiling |
Woehlke |
1921 |
What cotton did to Arizona: though four years' profits vanished in three months, the Copper State is still smiling |
Woehlke |
1921 |
When an Arizona farmer farms an Arizona farm; Bill Benson's big problem, its prospective solution |
Scott |
1922 |
Why Arizona will be a motion picture field |
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1923 |
Where do we sleep? Something about Phoenix hotel |
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1924 |
Where history was made, our national monuments in the Southwest |
Pinkley |
1925 |
What we learned about lumber |
Arnold |
1925 |
Where nature jests |
Macon |
1926 |
Where Indians are trained for citizenship |
Girton |
1926 |
White man's discovery of the Rainbow Bridge |
Cummings |
1926 |
Where healing waters flow |
Borum |
1926 |
What price beauty |
Mayhew |
1926 |
Whitewinged pheasant, Arizona's most promising future game bird |
Sizer |
1926 |
When mining is not a gamble |
Carpenter |
1926 |
Why Arizona has good school |
Norton |
1926 |
When Boulder Dam is built, the Colorado River, now a flood menace, can be developed into the West's greatest single asset |
Vandeventer |
1926 |
When Bisbee was young |
Burgess |
1927 |
What I've learned about ranches |
Stewart |
1928 |
Where ancient and modern meet, Tanque Verde Ranch |
Davis |
1928 |
Where ancient and modern meet, Tanque Verde Ranch |
Davis |
1928 |
Where the East and West get acquainted |
Keller |
1928 |
What do you know about Casa Grande ruins? |
Peterson |
1929 |
What aviation means to tucson |
Moore |
1929 |
Where the boy has a real chance |
Forbin |
1930 |
What more could be expected? |
Davis |
1930 |
Who were the Hohokum; whence came they and where did they go? |
Davis |
1930 |
Why the cowboy must ride a bronc |
Shope |
1930 |
What Elkdom means to Tucson |
Herman |
1930 |
Where a man's a man |
As told by Harold Bell Wright to M. Nixon |
1931 |
Why the Navajos came to Arizona |
Bartlett |
1932 |
Who's scared? |
Broome |
1932 |
Who's scared? |
Broome |
1932 |
Why Cochise went on the warpath |
Walters |
1934 |
Why the sick get well in Tucson |
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1934 |
Why an Elk's hospital |
Starkweather |
1934 |