Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-28
DANGER SIGNALS TO FARMERS
Omaha Grain Exchange Plans t.
Spread Seed Corn Information.
NEBRASKA SUPPLY INSUFFICIENT
Bert BaII, secretary of Corn I'm
prsvemert Committee, Tells of
Other Extraordinarily
Authorities Cooperate.

Pans for whirlwiad campaign In this
interest CT better seed corn in Nebraska
were made by the Omaha Grain exchange
AT meeting at the Commercial eiuh
last r1ght Eminent agricultural author
tiles from over The state were presen,
AMI unanimously testified that the s.tua-
hon justified stringent measures. A few
speakers believed there was sufficient
seed corn on the farms ard In the ma
jor.ty Of cases in the crib OF each farmer
TO supply the farmers. but the pre-
ponderance Of opinion was that Nebraska
could not furnish enough good seed corn
DO insure an ordinary crop In the state
this year.
Among tie speakers were: +. l.
1Ialler. W. c. WhItmore, Prof. c. w.
Pugsley, Dean A. Z. Burnett. Bert Ball.
chancellor Samuel Avery. j., C. Robin
,son, S. I. Miller. Frank odell and rep
resen,atiyes Of the Great Western. Union
Pacific and Burlington railroads. Every
profession was represented and all were
equally interested in the vital subject
OF better seed corn.
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methcd Is TO use rag baby" which Is
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Wilton increase 70 .oany.
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seed corn eainpnshs carried on, success
iuiiy III o'her sAsss' ms op"..on
ina, ~ careful se'eeuoa u seea eaei'
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AT N&Assef " u'e ou'nhs.on SUI
o.hes faa'roaa men susksssea Una. ,ns'eau
nl tne usua1 custom o. one speoia' 70.
ss.fue.ioh 'sAih pe'hs run 'ms year .he
n'ea 'asA'"s s''s $500 VIZ. '"'e se.'o"
secure TOUT uai's On eAeh .oAa VI as
many % Nss neesesA's '. snsaa '"e oai''-
pAsh ~ sas NeeA' az .n'a ihs"ner
rus 'se-o'. pu.pos " eo'ea"s t"e
Aai'asrs anu se'''hs mem y eo-opeias
: Noaia oe more eAsns suoou'pnsneu. De-
'a''s 2. sne excursion "il oe ieia WIN
eon'm'.'ee pue SEVERN rams WIN % se'
cured 10 VISIT every county IN the state
Z lna. gan e .eaenea ~ ran aha 'he seq
se'eeuoh aoe'1iha WA ~ splea" ny so'e
speAAe's tio'n we onNe.sv % ne
as a.u sspee'as nVm uhs eApefi-
n'ea s'Ano"' "n,sn "ss VIZ" repre-
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~ Cooperation Of University.
: Prof. fngsley, Dean Burnett and Chan
celior Avery pledged the willing co-opera'
sst'on OF the university men 10 the work.
each voicinx = warning and calling at
'eh.ioh 70 the uahsef OF hssieeuns tue
problem. ihey aiso advocated rotation OF
efopT r'oi ."ss'ey paying parucular at
.eh''on 70 .his subject ~ one OF import
Ahee almost - great as mat OF good seed
sssh
&c. ROBINSON VINO Tor many years has
soasnt ana SOLD seed corn said until yes
teruay ne had not been alarmed. but upon
examining several samples OF corn had
Iouna al the wsrnings Justified by the
iacit. re has purchased 1900 bushels Of
kood seed corn. but has already sold this
sna mneh o. u VIII 60 to the farmers OF
NEBRASKA. from which state Il was all
secured.