Rise and Fall of the Great Plains
The Great Plains span Montana to Texas and are defined by short grass and low rainfall. Despite vast land and potential, harsh climate, droughts, and economic cycles drove out migration, with the heyday in the 1880s and ongoing out-migration shaping the region.
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Contiguous
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Farm Women's Legal Rights workshop set for Brandon
A Farm Women's Legal Rights workshop will be held at the Victoria Inn Brandon on Nov 5 from 9 30 a m to 3 30 p m just before the Farm Women's Conference opening The 1997 provincial conference Centenary Challenge Salute to our Future is set for Brandon in April 1997 Nominations for regional rep and secretary are needed before the regional convention at Newdale in March
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