The next two decades saw a reprieve from the earlier stagnation and people were again motivated to make Greenbrier into a thriving village. The relocation of U.S. Highway 65 through Greenbrier in 1942 gave a real boost to the town. Following the drought of 1950, a rapid movement from cotton to dairy and livestock farming was observed. The income from the average farm tripled.
the next two decades saw a reprieve from the earlier stagnation and people were again motivated to make greenbrier into a thriving village the relocation of us highway 65 through greenbrier in 1942 gave a real boost to the town following the drought of 1950 a rapid movement from cotton to dairy and livestock farming was observed the income from the average farm tripled