26 INDIAN CORN CULTURE. 
turing early. Resembles Wisconsin Yellow 
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it has been known for many years as Clarridge 
Corn. 
Queen of the Prairie: Kars 6 to 8 inches long 
and about 1? inch in diameter, slightly taper- 
ing; cob small, red, 16 to 18 rowed. Kernels 
yellow, flat, deeply dented. Plant about 9 feet 
tall. Matures medium early. 
Riley’s Favorite: Kars 8 to 9 inches long, 
about 24 inches in diameter, nearly cylindrical, 
butt and tip well filled, 16 to 22 rowed; cob 
red, small. Kernels yellow, narrow, wedge 
shape, deep. Plants of medium size, strong, 
productive. Mr. James Riley of Boone Co., Ind., 
originated this corn about 1880, by cross fertil- 
*J.C. in Farmers’ Review, April 23, 1890. 
