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Why did the lumber boom end? Company towns were not profitable and turned into ghost towns. O Pine and cypress forests had been largely destroyed. Sawmills in Louisiana were una…

Why did the lumber boom end? Company towns were not profitable and turned into ghost towns. O Pine and cypress forests had been largely destroyed. Sawmills in Louisiana were una…
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Why did the lumber boom end?

Company towns were not profitable and turned into ghost towns.
O Pine and cypress forests had been largely destroyed.
Sawmills in Louisiana were unable to compete with Northern producers.
Lumber was no longer a sought-after resource

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because the war of military pass in

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B

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your welcome lol

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