Farming the Cutover: A Social History of Northern Wisconsin,1900-1940 Book

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Farming the Cutover: A Social History of Northern Wisconsin,1900-1940, A tender elegy to yeoman farming and to the American dream that it represented for centuries. Gough sets forth a tenacious indictment of those who fancied themselves the best and the brightest, who wrought the destruction of that dream. His achingly sad , Farming the Cutover: A Social History of Northern Wisconsin,1900-1940

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Farming the Cutover: A Social History of Northern Wisconsin,1900-1940
Written by author Robert Gough
Published by University Press of Kansas, October 1997
"A tender elegy to yeoman farming and to the American dream that it represented for centuries. Gough sets forth a tenacious indictment of those who fancied themselves the best and the brightest, who wrought the destruction of that dream. His achingly sad
After northern Wisconsin was cleared by commercial loggers early in the twentieth century, enthusiastic promoters and optimistic settlers envisioned transforming this "cutover" into a land of yeoman farmers. Here thousands of families—mostly immigran

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Acknowledgments
Introduction 1
1 The Cutover in 1900 9
2 Building a New Life in the Cutover, 1900-1920 48
3 The Shaping of the Cutover by Agricultural Experts, 1895-1925 93
4 Struggles with Adversity, 1920-1940 115
5 A New View of the Cutover, 1925-1940 150
6 The Cutover in the Late 1930s: Last Efforts at Yeoman Farming 179
Epilogue 217
Notes 233
Bibliographic Essay 281
Index 285

Title: Farming the Cutover: A Social History of Northern Wisconsin,1900-1940

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	Acknowledgments
	Introduction	1
1	The Cutover in 1900	9
2	Building a New Life in the Cutover, 1900-1920	48
3	The Shaping of the Cutover by Agricultural Experts, 1895-1925	93
4	Struggles with Adversity, 1920-1940	115
5	A New View of the Cutover, 1925-1940	150
6	The Cutover in the Late 1930s: Last Efforts at Yeoman Farming	179
	Epilogue	217
	Notes	233
	Bibliographic Essay	281
	Index	285