October 1999

In this issue

The text emphasizes the importance of adhering to rules, even when their rationale is unclear. The author's fear of being blamed for a disaster motivates them to comply, highlighting a conflict between personal annoyance and a sense of responsibility. This underscores the theme of societal order versus individual freedom.

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Chapters

• WIT STOP

  Gene Perret,Maurice Lewis

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  THE VERDE CANYON RAILROAD

• THE MOST DASTARDLY ACT OF THE PLEASANT VALLEY WAR

  Stanley E. Smith

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  MEDICINE MEN

  Stanley E. Smith

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  THE HEARD MUSEUM MAKEOVER

  tom fitzpatrick

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  AT HOME ON THE RANGE

  Bud Wilkinson

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  AUTUMN'S GOLD AND CRIMSON

  Tom Dollar

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  MINING COPPER WITH HELP FROM FOUR-LEGGED FRIENDS

  Teresa Williams,David H. Smith

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  THE WITCHES' WATER POCKET MYSTERY

  Leo W. Banks

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  ARIZONA HUMOR

  Gary Bennett,Michael P. Lent,Jacob Harris

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  GREAT WEEKENDS

  Kathleen Walker

• ALONG THE WAY

  Dale A. Adams,Lee W. Banks

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  BACK ROAD ADVENTURE

  Leo W. Banks

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  MILEPOSTS

  CARRIE MINER,Sam Negri,Richard G. Stahl

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  HIKE OF THE MONTH

  Tom Dollar