Scientific farming wins for Bam Powell in Boys' Corn Club
Bam Powell inspired by a government agent aims to be a scientific farmer and to win prizes from the Boys' Corn club. Sam cleans and fertilizes, improves trees, and plans his contest acre. He learns seed selection and pest control, grows 19 bushels per acre at 11 cents per bushel, and wins first prize of 100 plus a Jersey cow and governor signed certificate. With peers he visits Washington on the club trip.
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Bam Powell
Sam
Miles Fagan
Corn Club
Sam Saver
Joe Watson
Cate
Bill Googe
Bam
Washington
Powell
Plymouth Rock
Plymouth Rocks
Bng
Florence
Sam Powell
Jim
Uncle Remus
Darky
Long Island
Greeley
Colo
Sacramento Valley
California
Cheek
Jersey
Paris
San Diego
Cal
Bil
Bul
Bin
Bill
Wwe
State University
Sato
Ak le
George
Sam Powers Sustains A Allotment Contest Effort In 1880s
Florence assists as Mrs Powell tends garden work and Sam handles the contest acre alone under strict rules. He plants Irish potatoes first, beds and drills an acre, then sows five acres of corn, followed by cotton and dense cane.
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Florence
Powell
Sam
Certificate of Dissolution for Windma Mining Company
Official certificate from North Carolina Secretary of State J Bryan Grimes dissolving Windma Mining Company of Indian Trail Union County dated June 2 1916 with stockholders consent on file. Includes stray, jumbled agricultural notes about soil nitrogen potash and fertilizer needs ending mid sentence.
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State of North Carolina
Department of State
Windma Mining Company
Indian Trail
County of Union
R. L. Welch
Raleigh
J. Bryan Grimes
Statute
Sam Powell the Busy Young Farmer Learns Soil and Crop Care
A narrative follows Sam Powell who improves a worn farm through soil study, lime application, and nitrogen, potash, and phosphoric acid management. He divines crop needs by observation, applies manure and fertilizer, and diversifies with corn, cotton, peppers, potatoes, melons, and poultry.
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Sam
Powell Place
Bulleting
Acre
Fagan
Sam Powell
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