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    • January 22

    • January 22

    • Buehman Studios

    • Bicycles; Local transit -- Arizona -- Tucson -- History

    • The City Marshal of Tucson announced on this date in 1911 that all bicycle riders were required to ring their bell when approaching an intersection. The penalty for failure could be a fine of $50 or 50 days in jail. This undated photograph depicts...
    • February 18

    • February 18

    • Buehman

    • Dental medicine

    • A dentist's ad in the Arizona Gazette on this date in 1896 offered extractions for 50 cents, silver fillings for $1.50, gold fillings for $2 and plates from $7 to $10 with a Saturday Special of 25 cents for extractions. This photograph shows a...
    • June 5

    • June 5

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    • Ku Klux Klan (1915- ). Yuma County Chapter; Racism--Arizona

    • On this date in 1921, the Ku Klux Klan burned a fiery cross at Telegraph Pass near Yuma. The Yuma Klan was established in 1921; they held their meetings at Somerton, Arizona, about ten miles southwest of Yuma. The membership was about 50 men; most...
    • October 7

    • October 7

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    • Palace Hotel (Tucson, Ariz.)

    • The Palace Hotel advertised on this date in 1886 that meals would be $5 per week, $1 for three meals or 50 cents a meal. This undated photograph shows the front entrance to the hotel.
    • February 22

    • February 22

    • Baer, Erwin

    • Floods--Arizona--Walnut Grove

    • Weakened by rains and flood waters, the Walnut Grove Dam on the Hassayampa River collapses on this date in 1890 killing 50 people and destroying property as far south as Wickenburg. This photo shows the remnants of the dam after the flood.

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