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The Salt River Valley and Maricopa County, Arizona. |
1916 |
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Roses and how to grow them in the Salt River Valley, Arizona. |
1916 |
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Cattle, sheep, goats, hogs and poultry raised profitably here. |
1916 |
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Colorado River and its utilization Water-supply paper; no. 395 |
1916 |
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Higley, Arizona, where we make rain when we need it. |
1916 |
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Phoenix Alfalfa Mills Brochure |
1916 |
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The Idea of Fertilization in the Culture of the Pueblo Indians |
1916 |
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Yuma Project |
1916-1927 |
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Yuma Project |
1916-1927 |
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Yuma Project |
1916-1927 |
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Yuma Project |
1916-1927 |
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Yuma Project |
1916-1927 |
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Yuma Project |
1916-1927 |
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Deportations from Bisbee |
1917 |
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The Apache trail of Arizona |
1917 |
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The law of necessity as applied in State of Arizona vs. H. E. Wooton |
1917 |
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Alfalfa in the Salt River Valley of Arizona |
1917 |
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Water Ordinance City of Tucson 1917. |
1917 |
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Dairying in the Salt River Valley. |
1917 |
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Effects of grazing upon western yellow-pine reproduction in the national forests of Arizona and New Mexico |
1917 |
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A sociological survey of the Bisbee Warren district |
1917 |
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Yavapai, the land of opportunity |
1917-18 |
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Santa Cruz Valley farms |
1918 |
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Fruits and Vegetables in the Salt River Valley of Arizona |
1918 |
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Cochise Graham Cattle Growers Association |
1918 |
