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SONORA, Mexico - DESCRIPTION AND TRAVEL, 1900-

SONORA, Mexico - DESCRIPTION AND TRAVEL, 1900-

Sonora - land of enchantment and enterprise

Author

O. Haraway

Article Date

November 1935

Language

English

Journal Title

Tuc

Journal Volume

8

Page Number(s)

3

Subject Headings

SONORA, Mexico - DESCRIPTION AND TRAVEL, 1900-

Object type

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New road to Kinoland

Author

D.Carter

Article Date

M 1961

Language

English

Journal Title

Ariz Hwys

Journal Volume

37

Page Number(s)

36-37

Subject Headings

SONORA, Mexico - DESCRIPTION AND TRAVEL, 1900-

Object type

Rights

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