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The Government Irrigation Project at Roosevelt Dam, Salt River, Arizona |
1907 |
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The Grange: its origin, progress, and educational purposes |
1884 |
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The greater Southwest; the economic, social, and cultural development of Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, Utah, Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico,... |
1934 |
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The Grewe Site, Gila Valley, Arizona |
1931 |
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The history of Arizona from the earliest times known to the people of Europe to 1903 |
1905 |
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The history of Clifton |
1945 |
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The history of the Clifton-Morenci mining district |
1924 |
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The history of the lower San Pedro Valley in Arizona |
1938 |
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The History of Tombstone to 1887 |
1933 |
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The History of Warner's Ranch and its Environs |
1927 |
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The Idea of Fertilization in the Culture of the Pueblo Indians |
1916 |
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The Influence of Organized Labor on the Making of the Arizona Constitution |
1930 |
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The influence of the university in the field of agriculture |
1898 |
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The inheritance of awn-length in wheat. |
1922 |
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The Interesting Salt River Valley |
1927 |
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The isolation and analysis of hemicelluloses and pectic materials from leaves of corn, Zea mays. |
1941 |
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The Jokake School: A Desert School for girls: Day and resident |
1936 |
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The Kingdom of St. Francis in Arizona |
1939 |
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The land court act and proposed ammendments. |
1882 |
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The land of Nayarit, an account of the great mineral |
1904 |
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The law of necessity as applied in State of Arizona vs. H. E. Wooton |
1917 |
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The matter of the Colorado River |
1928 |
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The mechanism of water-binding in soils. |
1941 |
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The Mexican immigrant, his life story |
1931 |
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The Microbiological Oxidation of Various Nitrogen Fertilizers in Desert Soils, with Special Reference to the Behavior of Anhydrous Ammonia |
1941 |
