The Oklahoma governor responsible for halting farm foreclosures and ordering oil well quotas during the early Great Depression was _________.

William H. Murray, known as “Alfalfa Bill,” was Oklahoma’s governor during the early Great Depression. He halted farm foreclosures and ordered oil production quotas, also called proration, to control output. E. W. Marland and Leon Phillips became governors later.

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