1930 RPPC Norton Kansas Jack Rabbits Reed Studio Corn Husking Contest Poem For Sale

Discover a unique piece of Kansas history with this original Real Photo Postcard (RPPC) from November 14, 1930. The striking black and white image captures a vast field populated by numerous jackrabbits, offering a glimpse into rural life during the Great Depression era. This fascinating postcard features an intriguing poem overlay that connects the local wildlife to the agricultural practices and the significant National Corn Husking Contest held in Norton County, Kansas, on that specific date. The verse humorously notes a shift from raising jackrabbits to more profitable livestock and crops like hogs, cattle, wheat, and corn, highlighting the agricultural focus of the time.This collectible RPPC was produced by The Reed Studio in Norton, Kansas, a local photographic studio known for documenting regional scenes. It serves as a historical artifact, illustrating both the natural environment and the economic realities of farming communities in the early 20th century. The detailed photograph and the contextual poem make this postcard a compelling item for collectors of Kansas memorabilia, agricultural history, wildlife photography, or unique vintage postcards. Its specific date and location provide valuable insight into a particular moment in American history.