Scientific farming wins Bam Power top corn prize
Bam Power, supported by the Corn club, adopts up to date farming to improve his wornout farm. He cleans, fertilizes, and uses insect control, raising 139 bushels of corn on a contest acre at low cost. He wins first prize of 100 dollars for the best acre, a Jersey cow, a governor signed honor, and a trip to Washington with other state boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bam Power
Jeys
Sam
Diles Pagan
Joe Watton
Bill Googe
Corn Club
Bam
Washington
Chapter III renders Sam's stump blasting dilemma
AMS mother refuses blasting by the inexperienced Sam fearing danger from dynamite. A man named Nolan arrives to begin the job, while Sam, eager to learn, watches with Ian driving the field nearby and friends gathering after hearing the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ams
Sam
Nolan
Ian
Feld
Local Vulcanizing Ad Offers Cheap, Prompt Service
An exhibitable Vulcanizing message promises best quality at lower prices than rivals. The operator, resident at home with no rent costs, invites inspections at Krauss Garage and accepts orders there. Inner tube vulcanizing priced 20 to 50 cents. casings from one to seven dollars based on length. also offers turning an old tie into a new one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krauss Garage
Certificate of dissolution for Winoma Mining Company
North Carolina secretary certifies dissolution after unanimous stockholder consent. Company in Indian Trail Union county with principal office in Indian Trail. Proceedings dated June 2 1915 and certificate issued June 2 1916 signed by Secretary J Bryan Grimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of North Carolina
Department of State
Winoma Mining Company
Indian Treil
County of Union
R. L. Welch
Raleigh
J. Bryan Grimes
Young Sam Powell Plants a Dream Farm and Learns from Experts
Sam Powell, with help from his family and government agent Mr Burns, outlines a vast multi crop plan on his two acres, calendar year goals, and study path. He aims to grow corn and cotton, add Irish potatoes and peanuts, stock with registered hogs and cattle, plant alfalfa and bees, and pursue education at a state agricultural college while supporting his mother and sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nola
Nolan
Joe Watson
Sam
Joe
Nolin
Boys’ Corn Club
Bob Faith
Washington
Powell
Florence
Mra Powell
Ike
Agricultural Department
Mr. Burns
Bermuda
Johnson Grass
Hurney
Colum
ABC of Hee
Chase Five
Rurux
Sas
Mother's
State Agricultural College
Sun
Wei
Mother
Sam Powell
The Forgotten Word and a Professed Scientist
Professor Dabney seeks access to an Anthropological Assembly by using a password learned from Rhoda Weston. After rescuing a girl from danger and meeting Rhoda, his mission succeeds. He learns love was the final word that unlocks both password and heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Chapman
Achilles Dabney
Aces Dabney
Ilustrious Society
Anthropological Assembly
Sane
Dabney
Rhoda Weston
Rhoda
Idaline
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By Asa Patrick
American Press Association
H. H. Henson
Meacham
Kinghan
Gardner
M. Waller
Grocer
B. C. Redfearn
Bruner
Monroe
N.C
Marshville
Matthews
W. C. Lemmond
Officce
Old Library
N. C
Ney McNeeley
Savings, Loan & Trust Building
W. B. Houston
Fitzgerald Building
Court House
Monroe, N. C
R. L. Payne
Union Drug Co
W. B, Love
Law Building
Austin & Correll
Seaboard
AIR Line Railway
Charlotte
Lacal
Birmingham
Portsmouth
New York
Atlanta
Rutherfordton
Birmingham - Atlanta
Wilmington
Hee
Pullman
J. Brigman
John T. West
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