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Drifting dust burying farm abandoned farm equipment.In: Effect of Dust Storms on Health, U. S. Public Health Service, ReprintNo,. 1707 from the Public Health Reports, Vol. 50, no. 40, October 4, 1935.
Drifting dust burying farm abandoned farm equipment.In: Effect of Dust Storms on Health, U. S. Public Health Service, ReprintNo,. 1707 from the Public Health Reports, Vol. 50, no. 40, October 4, 1935.
A Civilian Conservation Corps enrollee planting trees for a windbreak to stoperosion. In: The Soil Conservation Service, D. Harper Simms, 1970. PraegerLibrary of U. S. Government Departments and Agencies.
A Civilian Conservation Corps enrollee planting trees for a windbreak to stoperosion. In: The Soil Conservation Service, D. Harper Simms, 1970. PraegerLibrary of U. S. Government Departments and Agencies.
Caption: Manhandled Land - fertile soil goes off by carload lots. A commonsite during the Dust Bowl. The erosion in this picture wasmore an effect of poor farming practice than drought though.In: To Hold This Soil, Russell Lord, 1938. Miscellaneo
Caption: Manhandled Land - fertile soil goes off by carload lots. A commonsite during the Dust Bowl. The erosion in this picture wasmore an effect of poor farming practice than drought though.In: To Hold This Soil, Russell Lord, 1938. Miscellaneo
Caption: Dust. Dust covers a fence line in the American Midwest during theDust Bowl years.In: To Hold This Soil, Russell Lord, 1938. Miscellaneous Publication No. 321, U.S. Department of Agriculture.
Caption: Dust. Dust covers a fence line in the American Midwest during theDust Bowl years.In: To Hold This Soil, Russell Lord, 1938. Miscellaneous Publication No. 321, U.S. Department of Agriculture.
A dust storm approaching Spearman. In: Monthly Weather Review, Volume 63,April 1935, p. 148.
A dust storm approaching Spearman. In: Monthly Weather Review, Volume 63,April 1935, p. 148.
Measuring the dust in the air a thousand feet above the earth with an Owensdust-counter from an open cock-pit aircraft.In: The Realm of the Air by Charles F. Talman, 1931. Library Call NumberLibrary Call Number M/0030 T151r.
Measuring the dust in the air a thousand feet above the earth with an Owensdust-counter from an open cock-pit aircraft.In: The Realm of the Air by Charles F. Talman, 1931. Library Call NumberLibrary Call Number M/0030 T151r.
Dust storm in western U.S.
Dust storm in western U.S.
Dust storm in western U.S.
Dust storm in western U.S.
Dust storm in western U.S.
Dust storm in western U.S.
Dust storm in western U.S.
Dust storm in western U.S.

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