Flowing 'Gold' In The Dust Bowl. Joe Evans sunk two wells in his dust bowl farm near Hereford, Texas to get the water with chich to fight the drought. Here his son, Wayne, works in one of the pools created by the pumps which throw 2,000 gallons a minute to the surface. This water, and increased rains, make it possible for Evans to produce a crop on his 1,000 acres which, in 1932, virtually was a sea of shifting sand.
Flowing Gold In The Dust Bowl. Joe Evans sunk two wells in his dust bowl farm near Hereford, Texas to get the water with chich to fight the drought. Here his son, Wayne, works in one of the pools created by the pumps which throw 2,000 gallons a minute to the surface. This water, and increased rains, make it possible for Evans to produce a crop on his 1,000 acres which, in 1932, virtually was a sea of shifting sand.
Flowing 'Gold' In The Dust Bowl. Joe Evans sunk two wells in his dust bowl farm near Hereford, Texas to get the water with chich to fight the drought. Here his son, Wayne, works in one of the pools created by the pumps which throw 2,000 gallons a minute to the surface. This water, and increased rains, make it possible for Evans to produce a crop on his 1,000 acres which, in 1932, virtually was a sea of shifting sand.
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[Information from item housing] Depression Era: U.S.
