High Notes and Class Reports At R.H.S. Chronicles
The eighth and seventh grades study notebooks on Theodore Roosevelt and the seven functions of the human body while freshman and senior classes cover algebra, Latin posters, civics, and English works. A morality column argues poverty breeds leadership. junior news covers football, Armistice Day games, and Drake vs. Iowa State in Ames with spirited school reporting.
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Theodore Roosevelt
America
R.H.S
Ames
Evans
Iowa State
Drake
Rolfe
Iowa State Stadium
Red and Allike Clover Prices Lower This Fall
Iowa farmers buy red clover seed more than they sell it, so prices for the 1930 planting will be lower. The note references crop prospects and the role of an Iowa crop official, with mentions of a Rolfe home coming and a school writing cabinet promotion in The Arrow.
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Iowa
Rolfe
Mr. Evans
Norman Siefkin
the Arrow
Red clover seed prices and acreage trends in Iowa
Iowa farmers faced high red clover seed prices but increased acreage earlier, while prices posted declines from 1928 levels. Nationally the 1929 red clover crop rose about fifty percent, with continued shifts toward clover in rotations and higher yields per acre. Projections suggest 1930 acreage could exceed any ten year period.
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Iowa Experiment Station
Iowa
Iowa Department of Agriculture
United States
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