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The Salt River Project of Arizona.The Salt River Project of Arizona: identical with the Salt River Project Agricultural Improvement and... |
1941 |
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The rural school-house and equipment; with special reference to Cochise and Pinal counties, Arizona, and (adaptable to Chinese conditions) |
1923 |
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The resources of Arizona: its mineral, farming, and grazing lands |
1881 |
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The resources of Arizona. |
1884 |
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The resources of Arizona |
1883 |
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The relationship of range condition to ranch income in southern Arizona |
1942 |
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The relation of the Apache Indians to the development of Arizona. |
1910 |
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The Railroad as a Factor in Arizona History |
1936 |
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The Problem of College Degrees in Arizona |
1945 |
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The practical application of the Kent grazing bill to western and southwestern grazing ranges |
1914 |
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The populist movement |
1923 |
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The Penns & Peningtons of the seventeenth century, in their domestic and religious life: illustrated by original family letters: also... |
1867 |
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The Penningtons, pioneers of early Arizona; a historical sketch |
1919 |
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The Papago Indians of Arizona and their relatives the Pima |
1940 |
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The Origin of Primitive American Agriculture and its Relation to the Early Agriculture of Arizona |
1920 |
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The Opening Wedge for "Soldier Settlement" |
1921 |
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The open range and the irrigation farmer. |
1901 |
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The New Southwest: New Mexico, Rio Grande Valley; Arizona, Salt River Valley |
1895 |
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The New Arizona: homes and wealth for out-of-doors folks |
1907 |
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The new Arizona: a brief review of its resources, development, industries, soil, climate. |
1897 |
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The new Arizona: a brief review of its resources, development, industries, soil, climate and especially its advantages for homemaking |
1902 |
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The new Arizona |
1911 |
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The New Arizona |
1895 |
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The Negro of Tucson, Past and Present |
1933 |
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The national irrigation act and articles of incorporation of the Salt River Valley water user's association. |
1903 |
