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When tricks were big but treats were few |
Benson |
1969 |
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When visitors came to the hogan |
Hassell |
1951 |
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When Walker raided Sonora |
Willson |
1971 |
|
When wealth came to Hosteen Little-whiskers |
Hassell |
1951 |
|
When were we ever safe? |
Kennedy |
1975 |
|
When White Hat returned to the land of the Witch Woman |
Van Valkenburgh |
1952 |
|
When White Hat returned to the land of the Witch Woman |
Van Valkenburgh |
1952 |
|
When wildings come to a desert water hole |
Walker |
1954 |
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When wildings come to a desert water hole |
Walker |
1954 |
|
When wildings come to desert water hole |
Walker |
1954 |
|
When wildlings come to a desert water hole |
Walker |
1954 |
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When you care enough to send the very West |
Cook |
1977 |
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When you're away, the crooks will play |
|
1976 |
|
When yucca flowers |
Laudermilk |
1945 |
|
Whence the Havasupai? |
Wampler |
1959 |
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Where a few acres means independence |
|
1912 |
|
Where a man's a man |
As told by Harold Bell Wright to M. Nixon |
1931 |
|
Where alfalfa is king |
Falck |
1909 |
|
Where ancient and modern meet, Tanque Verde Ranch |
Davis |
1928 |
|
Where ancient and modern meet, Tanque Verde Ranch |
Davis |
1928 |
|
Where cooper is king |
Peplow |
1967 |
|
Where did we fail? |
Cook |
1969 |
|
Where did we get that name? |
Johnson |
1970 |
|
Where do we go from here? |
|
1955 |
|
Where do we sleep? Something about Phoenix hotel |
|
1924 |
|
Where does Arizona's copper go? |
Clark |
1966 |
|
Where have all the night watchmen gone? |
Sovola |
1969 |
|
Where have all the night watchmen gone? |
Sovola |
1969 |
|
Where healing waters flow |
Borum |
1926 |
|
Where history was made, our national monuments in the Southwest |
Pinkley |
1925 |
|
Where Indians are trained for citizenship |
Girton |
1926 |
|
Where it comes from |
Groene |
1963 |
|
Where Lake Mead meets the Colorado |
Burroughts |
1954 |
|
Where nature jests |
Macon |
1926 |
|
Where poultry raising is profitable |
|
1911 |
|
Where the action used to be |
Delaney |
1966 |
|
Where the boy has a real chance |
Forbin |
1930 |
|
Where the building bug is busy; eleven blocks in the city of Phoenix is the liveliest construction center in the Southwest |
|
1919 |
|
Where the camels and the llamas and the ostrich and the buffalo roam |
Lynch |
1971 |
|
Where the Colorado meets the Gulf |
Wolman |
1965 |
|
Where the East and West get acquainted |
Keller |
1928 |
|
Where the fishing is good |
Segerblom |
1964 |
|
Where the light is but a faint glimmer |
|
1963 |
|
Where the Papagos watched the stars |
Behme |
1962 |
|
Where the snowbirds nest |
Johnson |
1967 |
|
Where the stones come to life. |
Buck Knox |
1971 |
|
Where there's smoke, there's fliers |
Cook |
1976 |
|
Where there's smoke, there's Peterson |
|
1975 |
|
Where there's smoke, there's Peterson |
|
1975 |
|
Where to find a gold mine |
Willson |
1964 |
|
Where tree stumps turned to stone |
Richardson |
1946 |
|
Where Tucson's water level stands |
Fowler |
1976 |
|
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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Where water turns to dust |
Hall |
1948 |
