February 1933

In this issue

The main theme revolves around Arizona's highway system and its funding. The article emphasizes the importance of federal aid, state funding, and proper allocation of resources for highway construction and maintenance. Diversion of highway funds is opposed to ensure continued progress.

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Chapters

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  Accounting for Highway Expenditures

  JOSEPH M. KALLA, Assistant Accountant

• Discussion of Oil Roads

  Julian W. Powers,C. E. Nowlin

• In a Petrified Forest

  C. H. Nowlin

• The Engineer

  C. H. Nowlin

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  Roads Lead as Job Providers

  C. H. Nowlin,George H. La Berge, M. D.

• The Medicinal Plants of Arizona

  GEORGE H. LA BERGE, M. D.

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  Highway System Faces Stagnation

  Mr. Weeks,Thomas H. MacDonald

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  Editorials

  J. Stannard Baker

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  Protecting Our Highways by Licensing Our Drivers

  J. Stannard Baker

• The Great and Ancient Order of the Cacti

  Terence Healy,H. S. Cederblom,L. C. Bolles

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  Commission Notes

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  State Projects Under Construction

  None

• Road Conditions

  T. S. O'CONNELL