Wes and Ham: A terse local note
Fragmentary OCR reads Wes and Ham names in a brief local item with unclear context. No dates places or actions are identifiable to expand into a full event or notice.
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Newspaper
Kennewick Courier
Location
Kennewick, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1909
Page
3
Seed Selection Rules For Modern Agriculture
A newspaper-style guide stresses choosing large plump seed for higher yields and quality. It explains seed sorting by size, smut prevention, crop rotation effects, and the importance of fully mature, well-proportioned ears for early-ripening corn strains.
Breeding Corn Yields Up Through Uniform Ear Selection
Agricultural notes describe choosing ears with uniform size and tight kernel attachment to cob for faster improvement. A sample ear guides field selection, with future articles promising more on breeding methods. Local items include Haypardoned F P Durham, a Spokane jail term, a Seattle armory balcony incident, and a Seattle land condemnation notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
New State Armory
Spokane
Olympia
Ross
Northern Pacific
Coast Land Company
Pullman
Pacific Coast
Puget Sound
University of Washington
State College
Bellingham
Cheney
Ellensburg
Everett M. Richards
Richards
Cascade Lumber Company
Yakima
North Yakima
Kittitas County
Lewis County
King County
North
Good and Bad Type2 Wheat Quality Compared
A caption notes XIII-GOOD AND BAD TYPE2 WHEAT. The image shows shriveled, shrunk kernels on the right indicating inferior condition. The left side contrasts with plump kernels suggesting better quality.
Breeding Wheat for Higher Seed Yields in Local Plots
Practical guide outlines selecting marketable seed by grain size and weight using wind separation to remove light shriveled grain. It emphasizes hardness for milling value and describes multi year selection plots, saving seed from top heads, and evaluating straw strength rust resistance and ultimate yield to identify the best variety for field use.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wes
Ham
Kennewick Trading Co
Liverpool
London & Globe Ins
Queen Insurance Company
R. Stanton
First International Bank Bldg
Kennewick
Fruit Growers’ Association
Auth
Rhode Island
Northwest
Tul
Kennewick, Wash
Mechanical Electric Company
F. E Coulson, Prop
Kennéwick, Wn
The
Brunswick
C. E. Tripp & Son
C. V. Gregory
Iowa State College
Hay
F. P. Durham
Spokane County
H. A. Howek
Howe
Man
Plannet
Howe’s
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