Bloodstained Oz
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It was more than a hardscrabble life. It was a dry, dusty bit of hell. But nobody in Hawley was foolish enough to predict that things couldn’t get worse. If there was one thing they’d learned in the past two years, it was that things could always get worse.
The 1920s had been the boom time.
Demand for wheat was sky high and prices soared. Millions of acres of Great Plains farmland were plowed under to plant wheat. Nineteen Hundred and Thirty One had brought a bumper crop, – twelve million ...bushels – according to the papers. So much damned wheat that prices plummeted from sixty-eight cents a bushel the year before, to twenty-five.
Farms shut down; fields were abandoned, as those who couldn’t adapt drifted away, spirit broken.
But most of the folks in Hawley had faith in the land. They’d seen the hardest of times when they’d arrived in Kansas and built towns where there’d been only grasslands before. Pioneer spirit remained. The pioneers had known how to survive.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was more than a hardscrabble life. It was a dry, dusty bit of hell. But nobody in Hawley was foolish enough to predict that things couldn’t get worse. If there was one thing they’d learned in the past two years, it was that things could always get worse.
The 1920s had been the boom time.
Demand for wheat was sky high and prices soared. Millions of acres of Great Plains farmland were plowed under to plant wheat. Nineteen Hundred and Thirty One had brought a bumper crop, – twelve million ...bushels – according to the papers. So much damned wheat that prices plummeted from sixty-eight cents a bushel the year before, to twenty-five.
Farms shut down; fields were abandoned, as those who couldn’t adapt drifted away, spirit broken.
But most of the folks in Hawley had faith in the land. They’d seen the hardest of times when they’d arrived in Kansas and built towns where there’d been only grasslands before. Pioneer spirit remained. The pioneers had known how to survive.
What to read after Bloodstained Oz?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Moore to read onlineMoreLess
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