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Statement of farmers in Salt River Project in regard to their experience with the use of pumped water and as to the falling off in... |
1934 |
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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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With Padre Kino on the Trail |
1934 |
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Children's health camps |
1934 |
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Determining the need for and conditions under which adult agricultural education should be offered in the Salt River Valley |
1934 |
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The biological resources of the cliff dwellers |
1934 |
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Soil erosion in relation to vegetation on certain soil-type areas in Arizona and New Mexico |
1934 |
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If you wan'ta ride herd on the Arizona market: you'll hafta lissen to Arizona Al |
1934 |
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Railroad transportation through Prescott. |
1934 |
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Traders to the Navajos; the story of the Wetherills of Kayenta |
1934 |
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Annual Report of the Arizona Livestock Sanitary Board. Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 1934 |
1934 |
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Report on field work with the Rainbow Bridge-Monument Valley Expedition of 1934 |
1934 |
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Desert Wife |
1934 |
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Highline Book summary of Arizona's rights on Colorado River |
1934 |
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Rational plan for conservation of water resources of Salt River Valle |
1933 |
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Soil survey of the Yuma-Wellton area, Arizona-California |
1933 |
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If you want prosperity to return to America, read the Agricultural Utilities Plan of Farm Relief |
1933 |
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Chino Valley Irrigation District Willow Creek Project |
1933 |
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Facts regarding railroads, public highways, and motor vehicles |
1933 |
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The administration of the state and school lands in Arizona |
1933 |
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The History of Tombstone to 1887 |
1933 |
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A History of Mesa |
1933 |
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Marketing Arizona Beef Cattle |
1933 |
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Physiological and environmental factors affecting the length of cotton fibers |
1933 |
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Teacher-training and placement in Arizona. |
1933 |
