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917.91 F29 1182956Federal Writer s projectArizinakansasjcity publicj librarykansas missouriSI city,Books will be issued onlyon of card.presentation libraryPlease lost cards andreportof residencechange promptly.Card holders are forresponsibleall books, records, films, picturesor other materialslibrarychecked out on their cards.026600330DA IE DUt.MI a1974JULLIBRARYpU8LICotrrmsMAI*A R IZOWAA STATE GUIDEWorkers the WritersCompiled by of Programthe Work Administrationof Projectsin the State ArizonaofAMERICAN GUIDE SERIESILLUSTRATEDTheArizona StateSponsored Teachersby atCollege Flagstaff-HASTINGS -HOUSE Publishers NEW YORKIN APRIL 1940""*-s:": .v.***J, **"!WORKS AGENCYFEDERALM. AdministratorCARMODY,JOHNWORK ADMINISTRATIONPROJECTSF. C. CommissionerHARRINGTON,FLORENCE AssistantKERR,W. State AdministratorJ. JAMIESON,The Arizona WPA Writers, isProject sponsoredthe Arizona State Commissionby HighwayFourth PrintingCOPYRIGHT BY1940THE ARIZONA STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE AT FLAGSTAFFPRINTED IN U. S. A.All arerights the to book orreserved, including this partsrights reproducethereof in form.anyForewordTHE ARIZONA GUIDE seeks to tell the of thestory wide-opencolor that nature has of townsthespaces, generously splashed,inhabited to the of the whitecontinuously prior coming man,and of the missions. It contrasts the air-cooled-by-nature, pineclad northern area with the desert area of cenair-cooled-by-mantral ...
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917.91 F29 1182956
Federal Writer s project
Arizina
kansas
jcity public
j library
kansas missouriSI city,
Books will be issued only
on of card.presentation library
Please lost cards andreport
of residencechange promptly.
Card holders are forresponsible
all books, records, films, pictures
or other materialslibrary
checked out on their cards. 026600330
DA IE DUt
.MI a
1974JUL
LIBRARYpU8LIC
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MAI * A R IZOWA
A STATE GUIDE
Workers the WritersCompiled by of Program
the Work Administrationof Projects
in the State Arizonaof
AMERICAN GUIDE SERIES
ILLUSTRATED
TheArizona StateSponsored Teachersby atCollege Flagstaff
-HASTINGS -HOUSE Publishers NEW YORK IN APRIL 1940
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-s
:": .v.***
J, **"!
WORKS AGENCYFEDERAL
M. AdministratorCARMODY,JOHN
WORK ADMINISTRATIONPROJECTS
F. C. CommissionerHARRINGTON,
FLORENCE AssistantKERR,
W. State AdministratorJ. JAMIESON,
The Arizona WPA Writers, isProject sponsored
the Arizona State Commissionby Highway
Fourth Printing
COPYRIGHT BY1940
THE ARIZONA STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE AT FLAGSTAFF
PRINTED IN U. S. A.
All arerights the to book orreserved, including this partsrights reproduce
thereof in form.any Foreword
THE ARIZONA GUIDE seeks to tell the of thestory wide-open
color that nature has of townsthespaces, generously splashed,
inhabited to the of the whitecontinuously prior coming man,
and of the missions. It contrasts the air-cooled-by-nature, pine
clad northern area with the desert area of cenair-cooled-by-man
tral Arizona. It credit to the farmer beans andgives dry raising
to the farmer in thecorn, irrigated citrus, lettuce, cantaloupe,
and alfalfa and to the miners of and otherbelt, gold, copper,
minerals. The dude ranch the modernand the cattle ranch,
and the Indian theprimitive public school, climaxingcity village,
in the of and the school arecolleges higher learning, private por
Tales of the is madeold west are as mentiontrayed. presented
of modern writers. The receives attention and sopictograph
does art. Arizona is a haven for thedelightful retired,
an for the ambitious Arizona is a ofstudyopportunity young.
and this GUIDE is so that knowcontrasts, your guide you may
Arizona.
THOMAS TORMEYJ.
Arizona State TeachersPresident,
atCollege Flagstaff
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