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During the 1920s, many farmers in the United States did not prosper. Despite the economic boom in urban areas, agricultural prices fell due to overproduction and increased competition from foreign markets. Additionally, the rise of mechanization led to fewer labor needs, further straining the farming community. As a result, many farmers faced significant financial hardship during this decade.

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