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Indian Rights of Way
Fort Apache Agency
Timber Cutting on the Fort Apache Indian Reservation
Salt River Area
Hostetler; Howard; Hoyt
Social and Economic Developments
Fort Apache Scout
M - Manuscript and Annotated Maps
Forest Fire Ravages East Fork Area
Forestry School In Session At Alchesay High
Spring Round-up Time
Cosay Completes Many Years with Apache Recreation Program
Ecology Upper-Most In Apache's Planning
Why is it Fort Apache
Top Forest Fires Under Control, Mopping Up Will Take Few Days
Fires Contained, but Dry Forests in Great Danger
Worst of Fires Contained
Big Blaze Contained
Let it Rain, Let it Rain!
Firefighters Hope For Heavy Rains
New Blaze Erupts; Big Fire Still Going
Tom Smylie, U.S. Forest Service information officer
Arizonans Asked to Stay Away From Forests Until Rains Start
2 Forest Fires Checked; One Still Raging
All State's Forests Closed

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