Out of the Dust - 1930 Oklahoma Crossword

The name of a field call or historical kind of vocal music sung by southern labourers. A choice of words that is both historically accurate and helps the reader understand the intensity of an emotional state.
Animal hunted for sport and meat because it is a threat to the livelihood of farmers. jackrabbits were seen in the way that grasshoppers 60 years earlier had been viewed, as crop destroyers.
Motorcycle rally held beginning in 1936 by John Clarence Hoel to express his love of motorcycles and racing, and to promote is his dealership, a shared historical experience for the people of the 1930s.
Huge dust storms with extremely high winds that caused much damage and gave rise to pneumonia in people.
Emigration of thousands of farmers in the early 1930s from Oklahoma, Texas, Colorado, Kansas, and New Mexico to California in search of a better life.
Musicians who created and performed “Tin Pan Alley” style music on what were thought to be cheap, upright pianos, indicative of a lower class of musicians.
Instrument used to accompany silent movies.
Elderly farm animal used to do work instead of a horse connoting stubbornness.
Deep sleep resulting from hard, physical labour.
Way of describing people who treat each other fairly and in a kind manner.
Where children in various grades learn from a teacher side by side in one room.
Name of shabby weathered house in a rectangular area bordered by New Mexico to the west and Oklahoma to the north and east.
Unmarried younger man, an historical physical labourer, who pushes a plow through farm fields.
Method of washing clothes using scrub washboard and pail.
Way that women dealt with thickness of dough when making biscuits.