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The Des Moines Register

Des Moines, Iowa • Tue, May 4, 1937Page 4

Dust Bowl areas considered nation's biggest problem; Some residents stay while others leave

Tags:Farming Crisis American Midwest Dust Storm Agricultural Disaster Dust Bowl Great Plains Great Depression Soil Erosion 1930s

Also discusses government recovery efforts in the Dust Bowl area.

Dust Bowl areas considered nation's biggest problem; Some residents stay while others leave

Dust Bowl areas considered nation's biggest problem; Some residents stay while others leave

Dust Bowl areas considered nation's biggest problem; Some residents stay while others leave

Tags:Farming Crisis American Midwest Dust Storm Agricultural Disaster Dust Bowl Great Plains Great Depression Soil Erosion 1930s

The Des Moines Register

Des Moines, Iowa • Tue, May 4, 1937Page 4

The Des Moines Register

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