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Desert associations - the palo verde January 1935 Masterkey
Desert associations - the ratama or horse-bean November 1934 Masterkey
Desert associations - the smoke tree July 1935 Masterkey
Desert associations - the tornillo or screwbean September 1934 Masterkey
Designer of homes for desert living June 1950 Mag Tuc
Designer of homes for desert living, Tucson's Jimmy Goebel... June 1950 Mat Tuc
Designer of homes for desert living, Tucson's Jimmy Goebl... June 1950 Mag Tuc
Dick Banegas has seen it all February 1973 Mohave
Did you know August 2, 1973 Mohave (Mohave County Miner)
Directory of Tucson's private schools September 1949 Mag Tuc
Discovery of Keyhole Natural Bridge April-June 1972 Masterkey
Discovery of the Keyhole Natural Bridge April-June 1972 Masterkey
Discussion November 1934 Masterkey
Doctrinal vs. statistical interpretations; an examination of Apachean endogamy October-December 1975 Masterkey
Dominic Anthony revels in new found freedom in America February-March 1976 Mohave (Mohave County Miner)
Don Cole and his camera pay a visit to Supai Canyon April 5, 1973 Mohave Mag
Dr. Arbor Munger, healer, finds active retirement in Mohave June 1974 Mohave
Dr. Robert L. Nugent, Vice President of the University of Arizona September 1949 Mag Tuc
Dudes and don'ts November 1952 Mag Tuc
Early mining in Mineral Park June-July 1976 Mohave (Mohave County Miner)
Ed Echols, rodeo boss of La Fiesta de los Vaqueros March 1952 Mag Tuc
Ed Galloway of Galloway Motors February 1952 Mag Tuc
Ed Schols, sheriff of Pima County for five colorful years February 1950 Mag Tuc
Education in County started in 1872 August 2, 1973 Mohave (Mohave County Miner)
El Dorado on the desert; Tucson's famed Rancho del Rio pleases all the "dudes." January 1949 Mag Tuc
El Teatro Royal May 1952 Mag Tuc
El Tejano June 1952 Mag Tuc
Elliott Arnold March 1951 Mag Tuc
English traditions thrive in the West, tool. October-November 1975 Mohave (Mohave Co. Miner)
Entrepreneur? Spell it Langerveld of Havasu City February 1973 Mohave
Ernie Molina, the ranchers' loyal friend April 1951 Mag Tuc
Ever-patient Mother Nature and winter rains bring Mohave a wonderful world of color April 5, 1973 Mohave Mag
Everett Putnam -- He remembers October 4, 1973 Mohave (Mohave County Miner)
Every step of the way. December 7, 1972 Mohave (Mohave County Miner)
Examples of ceremonial interchanges among Southwestern tribes May 1942 Masterkey
Examples of ceremonial interchanges among Southwestern tribes May 1942 Masterkey
Excavations at Mesa Grande, a classic period Hohokam site in Arizona January-March 1967 Masterkey
First an R & R center, then test facility, now Lake Havasu City June-July 1976 Mohave (Mohave County Miner)
First Hualapai named principal of Peach Springs school October 1974 Mohave
First Hualpai named principal of Peach Springs school October 1974 Mohave
First impressions of a newcomer September 1951 Mag Tuc
Fist mention in print of the Hopi snake dacne October-December 1964 Masterkey
Flu epidemic of 1918 December 7, 1972 Mohave (Mohave County Miner)
Form law to laundry October 1948 Mag Tuc
Fort Mohave burgeoned in 1859 in midst of a peaceful Mohave tribe February-March 1976 Mohave (Mohave County Miner)
Fort Mohave, guardpost on the western frontier June 1974 Mohave
Frank Cushing - "first war-chief of Zuni" September 1939 Masterkey
Frank Cushing - "first war-chief of Zuni." September 1939 Masterkey
Fred A. Emery, Tucson's first Republican mayor in twenty-one years May 1951 Mag Tuc
Fred Faver, a man with a vision October 5, 1972 Mohave (Mohave County Miner)
From "rackets" to real estate April 1949 Mag Tuc
From cows to dudes October 1952 Mag Tuc
From Fewkes to Lummis April-June 1975 Masterkey
From food to fillies November 1948 Mag Tuc
From food to fillies, aprofile of Tucson's own Zjimmy Benjamin,restauranterur and breeder of thoroughbreds November 1948 Mag Tuc