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Library Friends of Payson to host presentation on Arizona’s ostrich-ranching history

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Published November 7, 2026

The Library Friends of Payson will welcome award-winning historian and author Janelle Molony for a presentation on an unusual chapter of Arizona history Monday, Nov. 16.

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