1910 to about 17 or so were rough years in okla. WW1 took a lot of the men off the farms who never returned,and there were lots of small farming towns that never really recovered. A huge typhoid epidemic killed whole families in western okla in 1912 if i recall the year right. My own grandmas family of eight lost their dad and all the boys leaving the three remaining mother and two daughters on their own. They were living in the territory before the run. Story is my great grand dad was hid out in the indian territory from the law,and when he got word that the law was around he would hide out until great grandma sent word it was safe. Drought those years got quite a few more farms,and the dust bowl of course changed everything. Tough old country especialy when you consider they didnt have the water wells and things we do now. I live in grady county,just north of Blanchard ,and still own some land there. It sure has changed since i was a kid.
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