Rolfe and Plover Basketball Rivalry Ends Quietly
Rolfe loses to Plover in the Class A tourney with Plover winning while Ro lfe finishes with twelve wins and six losses in eighteen games. Coach Evans praised the season as strong though the rival clash lacked last year’s intensity as players from Rolfe and Plover underperformed.
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Evans
Winny
Rolfe
Ottosen
Plover
Peahontas
Dolliver
Ware
Rolfe Iter
Carroll
Calligan
H. Callen
Kaiser
Rudolfson
Arrall
Rolferi
R.H.S
Altho
Parso Tester
D M T School Notes Athletics Reflect on season and future
The D M T school notes review a 6 9 record with most losses by narrow margins and a near miss in the sectional tournament. They project a stronger track team next year with milers pole vault and discus players and anticipate a fast basketball squad returning three regulars and sophomores, aiming for the little Cyclones title. Evelyn Hovland is miscredited for a humor prize due to a linotype error.
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Damborg
Gerald Thompson
the Missionary Society
F. J. Nacke
Mary Beth Brintman
Harold Hohweiler
Grace cEwen
Pocahontas
Varina
Gillet Grove
Lincoln- Lee
Cyclones
Card of Thanks for Hospital Return
Upon arriving home I found a beautiful bouquet with a cheery card from Rolfe Community. I wish to thank the donors for their kindness. Chas. B. Bowen.
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Rolfe Community
Chas. B. Bowen
Plow Timing: Spring or Fall for Iowa Corn Yields
Iowa State College agronomist E. R. Henson notes that yields are similar for spring and fall plowing across Iowa with slight regional differences. Spring plowing dries surface soil and encourages deeper roots, while fall plowing preserves surface moisture and yields shallower roots, affecting drought resilience and top growth.
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Iowa
E. R. Henson
Farm Crops Department
Iowa State College
Mr. Henson
Season trends determine optimal plowing time
The article notes that wet springs favor fall plowing and that spring soil moisture levels influence which season yields more. It argues that the recurring seasonal pattern largely dictates the best plow timing for maximum yield.
Bread Club Demonstration Brings Training to Pocahontas
Miss Lulu Tregoning delivered an impressive baking demonstration at a previous 4-H club training. She will return to Pocahontas County next Tuesday March 18 to lead another training session at the courthouse assembly room starting at 10:00 a.m. Send a representative to involve local girls and obtain details from the County Agent.
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Lulu Tregoning
Pocahontas County
Court House
Pocahontas
Self-Starter Steps Up With Instructional Push
A local report notes that a self starter advances by following a disciplined, step by step plan, turning initial effort into measurable results. The piece stresses methodical progress and steady execution as keys to achievement.
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Mallard
Piover
Ose
Rolfe Fightnce Onivit
Winnifred Deegan
Keith Rickard
Everett Rickard
Faye Kelsey
Helen Barnes
Klein Seifert
Elva Faye Uttergon
Billy McIntire
Eldon Obrecht
Mildred Ernst
Bessie Peterson
Shirley Hocking
Maxine Kelsey
Glade
Ewesey
Margaret Pollock
The
State University
Daily
Iowan
Raymond Rogers
WCCO
Hamline University
St. Paul
D.M.T
Evelyn Hovland
Richard Hovland
Carol Smith
Ella Beth Peterson
United States
Faith Sorenson
LaVerne Vote
U. S
Hoover
Tennyson
Emmetsbore
Whittier, Longfellow
Lowell
I. F. Fisher
National Geographic
D. M. T. Woman’s Club
Pathfinder
Lm.t
Napoleon
Hazel Tyler
Lucille Weishaar
Eldon Ham
Russell Kauffman
Ruth Thorson
Hank
John Deere
Thompson Bros. Rolfe and
Going Deere
Bread Club
Squill
Webb’s
Rolfe and Plover Squill Kill Drug Company
Barnesville, Ohio
Independent Oil and Gas Company
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