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When all the dust was settling,  so much static electricity  was floating around that cars would short out. Men stopped shaking hands during this time because they feared getting shocked off their feet. In 1935, 850 million tons of topsoil blew away and contributed to the dust bowl.

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What Robert had to go threw was his sister dying because of dust pneumonia. He was really sick too because of it and his only medicine was whiskey and hot water. He worked in the farm at that time and his greatest achievement cause of that was that they made

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Woody Guthrie, or "Dust Bowl Troubadour," as people called him, was a musician who wrote songs about the Dust Bowl. At the time, he lived in Pampa, Texas, one of the hardest-hit areas during the time of the Dust Bowl.

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Woody Guthrie was born in 1922 in okema oklahoma where he moved to pampa texas when was 18. He lived throught black sunday and wrote many songs about the dust bowl he died in 1967 of huntingtons di

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Judy Cantrell's father was born during a dust storm in 1933 in Cluster county, Oklahoma. For the doctor to find the house they had to put a kerosene lantern on a fence post. The family relocated to Nebraska and became very successful farmers there.

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Woody Guthrie was born in 1912, and at 18 moved to Texas in one of the hardest hit areas in the entire dust bowl he experienced black sunday, during this, he was inspired to write the song "so long its been good to know you" he

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Forester was 6 years old, when he arrived at Oakland, California. He sailed through primary and secondary school. he worked evenings and weekends as a "box boy", a "belt boy" and a "copy boy" for different companies.

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the story that interested me the most was Sam Arguello story because it was about a guy that lived in New Mexico and wanted to to ser

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He became a mortician and he also was the nations first degreed Mortuary science program.

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Samantha Babb was born to a gambling father, and her and her family moved around the country often as a result. She had hoped to find work in a big city newspaper. Unfortunately, it was at this time that the Great Depression hit, and she was forced to find more menial work as a writer of short stories. When she returned to her hometown, the dust had rendered it virtually unrecognizable, and she returned to California

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Robert McCoy was born in rural Texas County, Oklahoma. Him and his family moved to Guymon in 1938 in the fall. The next spring his older sister got pneumonia from the dust bowl and died. Next he got the disease and was so sick that he had to repeat third grade. In August 1940 him and his family moved again to New Mexico. When he was 13 he started working on his family's ranch.

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-She and her two sisters were pretty much on their own during the dust bowl due to her mother being institutionalized and her father was constantly busy or sick
-She had incredible success academically during the dust bowl, being the salutatorian of her high school class and graduating from college summa 🤬 laude
-She later became an accountant, and then a mother of ten
-She also started a camp named Camp Friendship for under-priveledged kids

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Woody Guthrie was an extremely influential music artist during the times of the Dust Bowl. He made lots of songs about the dust bowl and the great depression to help people get through it. He was born in Okema, Oklahoma in 1912 and moved to Texas in 1930. This small town was one of the hardest his places by the dust bowl. Later on he moved to California with the rest of the Oakies to get away from the dust bowl to look for a job. After writing several hit songs, he moved to New York to pursue music and write even more hit songs to become one of the greatest artists of his time.

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Sanora Babb is dead. She started her life in Oklahoma and grew up to become a reporter in Kansas. She ended up being strung along in a long line of pyramid schemes but in the end her dreams were ruined due to the stock market. She returned home as a defeated husk of a person and saw her old hometown mowed down by the intense dust storms that had ruined many towns alike it. She died in 2004.

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was a farmer in Oklahoma he retired and restored farms that were ruined.

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Woody Guthrie was an American Folk musician born in Okema, Oklahoma, 1912. The Dust Storms is what gave him inspiration to write some of his songs. One of the songs was "So Long, It’s Been Good to Know You." His best known song is "This Land Is Your Land.” He died in 1967 from Huntington’s disease.

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Dale Coens survival story stood out to me the most because at 20 he drafted into the Army Air Force, when he came back to his home there was still prominent damage from the dustbowl and he has excited to help his family and keep the land safe. Today, Dale Coens is dead and died in 2010.

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Born to a acholic father and was always on the move and ended up in Midwest just as the dust bowl hit

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She was born one month before the stock market crashed and the bank foreclosed her family's farm. Their farm was in Beaver County, Oklahoma. She states,"My parents had the place half paid for when they lost it."