Corn Breeding Discovery Poised to Boost US Wealth
In Washington on February 25, experts describe a corn breeding breakthrough doubling yields without extra land or cost. Archival reports highlight seed selection, pedigreed varieties, and corn breeder associations across Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska, and Minota, noting massive potential gains and rising premiums for superior seed stock.
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Illnois
St. Louis Exposition
Illnois Corp
Iowa
Kansas
Neraska
Missouri
Ohio
Corn Sidzing Association
Shamel
Iminota Corn Breeder's
Haa
Indiana
Elnes
Mr. Shumel
Illinois Corn Breeders
Corn Breeding Advances Told by Experts in Farm Pages
Mr Shammel discusses big corn breeding farms and seed selection. He notes seed from pedigreed ears improves yields, with examples of 60 bushels per acre vs 30 on ordinary seed. States leading corn production, world crop totals, and progress in plant height, leaf width, and ear weight through selective breeding.
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Agriculture Department
Archizala
Dixon Shamel
United States
Nots Agricultural College
Urbana
Indiana
Ilinois
Agricultural College
Mr. Shames
Mike Wise
West
Mr. Shemel
Bloomington
Lis
Leaming
Helds
Riley
Boone County
Hiineis
Europe
Surone
Taly
Russia
Broumania
Bugaria
Servia
Africa
Cape Colony
Valley of the Nile
South Africa
Australia
Mexico
Breeding Corn to End Barren Stalks Says Frank G. Carpen
A corn breeder argues for eliminating barren stalks to boost yields. By removing tassels and focusing on productive stalks, the aim is to produce ears on every stalk, increasing per acre output from typical 32 bushels to higher figures. The piece cites field practices and theoretical gains.
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Imi
Frank G. Carpen
Boston Arrives at Frisco After Panama Yellow Fever
The United States cruiser Boston arrives in Frisco from Panama via Acapulco. While at Panama the ship faced yellow fever outbreaks killing Dr Kahipase and Tom Matsumoto. As sickness decreased the vessel moved from Ancon Brazil and prepared to head to Puget Sound with two convalescents aboard and others left in hospital.
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Fpenams
San Francisco
Boston
Panama
Acapulco
Pacific Squadron
New York
Kahipase
Tom Matsumoto
Puget
Gound
Mills
Tdru
Tehant Wood
P. P. Seckett
Ancon
Brazil
Girl Bandit in Male Garb Tempts Paris Robbery
Special Cable Paris February 25 A girl aged 18 named Blanche Larue posed as a timid youth to rob a passerby in Rue Chaudron. The revolver was seized after the victim knocked the imposter down. Larue, daughter of a Rouen tradesman, fled home and came to Paris last Thursday following newspaper tales of Apache crimes. She alleged a sequence of events ending in a hotel quarrel after following a knife fight between two hooligans in Montmartre.
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Paris
Chaudron
Blanche Larue
Rouen
Montmartre
Old Chaldea to Be an Eden
Sir William Willcocks outlines plans to revive ancient Euphrates and Tigris irrigation works in fifteen blocks. First block would cost £8,000,000 and Britain could aid by building a Baghdad to Nu skh railway if permission is granted. He says his Egyptian irrigation work is finished and desires to revive Chaldea.
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Hombay
William Willcocks
Egyptia
Kno
Euphrates
Tigris
Wiliam
Britain
Bagdad
Nushkt
Egypt
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Frank
Ashington
Uncle Sam
Mississippi River
Atlantic
Asia
Moon
Jersey
Nebraska
Texas
Kentucky
Indian Territory
Florida
Alabama
South Carolina
South American
Shammel
Tllinois
Onlg
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Alineia
Idaho
Constance
Butler Marble and Granite Co
Marietta CA
Wapotit—wa
Howe
Pup
DR. King Medical CO
Marietta
Gov. Marietta
Poadhtras
Atlanta, GA
DR. King Medical
City of Atlanta
Cor
Marietta and
Peachtres
Marietta St
Earth
Stop Cave
King
Marietta Street
Peachtree Streets
Google
Cooper
Avesta
Iewersiogurvilons
Tree Siedicad
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