Archive image from page 28 of Delano Bros' seed catalogue of. Delano Bros.' seed catalogue of everything for the farm and vegetable garden for 1894 delanobrosseedca1894dela Year: 1894 King ol' the KarliesâThis is positively the earliest (lent CDi u ill ctillivatioii, being one week to ten diiys earli- er than Tiide of the North; it has ripened in eighty days after phmting. With this record (n ei-yone shonkl planl a few acres for early corn for tlu horses and hogs. Slalks 6 to 7 feel high: ears 7 to 9 inches long; very soft, deep grain and small red eob. By mail, pkt., M)e; lb., 3()e; liy i x


Archive image from page 28 of Delano Bros' seed catalogue of. Delano Bros.' seed catalogue of everything for the farm and vegetable garden for 1894 delanobrosseedca1894dela Year: 1894 King ol' the KarliesâThis is positively the earliest (lent CDi u ill ctillivatioii, being one week to ten diiys earli- er than Tiide of the North; it has ripened in eighty days after phmting. With this record (n ei-yone shonkl planl a few acres for early corn for tlu horses and hogs. Slalks 6 to 7 feel high: ears 7 to 9 inches long; very soft, deep grain and small red eob. By mail, pkt., M)e; lb., 3()e; liy i xpress or freight, pk., 40c; 'bu., $,'>; 2 bii., $1 per bu. Dklano Hkos., Lee Pakk, Neb., Nov. 5tli, 1891. Dear Sirs: The King of the Earliescorn jjiirchased of you hist spring has yiore than equaled niy expectations as to (piality, quantity and eailincss. I am convinced that it is the best Yellow Dent Oorn for early feeding that has ever tjecn raised in this section. I eoiigralulate you ii])on oh- ' taining such a vnhiable early curn and think all ivy it will try no other. It yiekled for me this year 48 bushels of shelleil corn per acre. Very truly yours. 'j. L. H. Knight. Dakota DentâA magniticent early dent corn. Plaiit- I'd as late as June 27, 189, it made a crop of hard seed corn. Sure to ripen. At our ('le\ation of 23U0 fee', it makes a hardy early corn that w ill do well in any part of the country. It yields heavily. Tkt., 10c; ])k., 30c; bu., $ Hogue's Yellow DentâThis corn is a distinct varie- ty of deep grained yellow corn, that has been bred up to its present iiigh standing by one of Neljraska's ex])ert seed-corn growers. It won |250 cash premium at the St. Joseph Exposition, and tested 63 pounds of corn to70U)s. of ears. It is a grand corn for Nebraska and Kansas. By mail, pkt., lOc; 11)., 30c; l»v express or freight, pk., 40c; bu., $; 2 bu,, $ per'bu. Clai'k's MastodonâThis variety was originated by ('. S. Clark, of Wakeman. Ohio, the large


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