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HENRY FIELD’S SEED SENSE FOR MARCH, 
1940—Henry Field Seed & Nursery Co., 
Shenandoah, 
Iowa 
Save This Radio Program 
Lots of you folks have said you didn’t 
have our radio program. Here’s one for 
you. It’s not as complete as I’d like it 
to be, but most everything’s on it. Bet¬ 
ter hang on to it. If you’re not a regular 
KFNF fan, we’re at 890 kilocycles. 
Time 
A. M. PROGRAM Announcer 
6:00 Weather, Markets and News.Pate Simmons 
6:15 Smithonians (Old time music).Pate Simmons 
6:45 Music—Buster Fellows.Paul Oliver 
7:00 Gardening Helps .Irving Steurer 
7:15 Music—Perry & Galen.Paul Oliver 
7:30 Morning Devotions _' .James Pearson & 
Seedhouse Girls 
8:00 News.Pate Simmons 
8:15 Music — Mable & Norman.Paul Oliver 
8:45 Old Timers. . Dutch Woodward 
9:00 KFNF Headlines.Dutch Woodward 
9:05 Flower Talk.Frank Field 
9:30 Buster.Dutch Woodward 
9:45 News—Buster.Bill Selah 
10:00 Music—Jimmie Morgan.Dutch Woodward 
10:30 Cornfield Hawaiians.Paul Oliver 
10:45 Music — Mable & Norman.Dutch Woodward 
11:00 Weather and Markets.Bill Selah 
11:15 Seed Sense of the Air—Planting Helps, 
and Farm Advice.Frank, Pate, Al¬ 
falfa John, Judge 
Smith 
11:45 Carters of Elm Street. . Mutual Network 
12:00 News.Bill Selah 
P. M. 
12:15 Noonday Dinner Concert.Paul Oliver 
12:30 Weather, Markets and Letter Basket_HENRY FIELD 
1:00 Grab Bag Program.Whole Seedhouse 
Gang 
1:30 Flower Lady.;. Helen Field 
Fischer 
1:45 The Pet Man.A. L. Stithcm 
2:00 Music—Jimmie Morgan.Dutch Woodward 
2:15 Poetry Corner.Galen Williams 
2:30 SIGN OFF 
5:00 Here Comes the Band.Paul Oliver 
5:15 Music—Buster Fellows (Solos).Paul Oliver 
5:30 News..Bill Selah 
5:45 Orphan Annie.Mutual Network 
6:00 Supper Hour—Music.Dutch Woodward 
6:30 Music—Jimmie Morgan.Dutch Woodward 
6:45 News.Bill Selah 
7:00 Letter Basket.HENRY FIELD 
7:30 Farm Sales and Want Ads. .....Dutch Woodward 
8:00 Special Programs. 
8:45 News...Bill Selah 
9:00 SIGN OFF 
SUNDAY Church Services 
8:00 A.M. KFNF Church Services.James Pearson 
0:00—on Shenandoah Church Services 
A Real Jr. Seedsman 
This is Ralph E. Preston of Galesburg, 
Ill., Rt. 4 with some of my Junior Seeds¬ 
men collections all ready to go out and 
sell. If any of you folks around there 
haven’t got your seed yet, better wait 
for Ralph. If he sells all ten, he gets a 
$1.00 bill or his choice of a dozen or 
more premiums. Each collection sells for 
39c and it has almost a $1.00 worth of 
seed in it. 
Wanted: 20,000 Junior 
Seedsmen 
Here’s your chance to become a Junior 
Seedsman and earn money or some of my 
many, many valuable premiums. I al¬ 
ready have about 15,0(10 boys and girls 
selling my seeds and the way I’m send¬ 
ing out watches, cameras and the like, 
you just wouldn’t believe. But there’s 
plenty left for you, so if you want to 
join, just send me a postcard and say, 
“Dear Mr. Field: Send me the 10 collec¬ 
tions of garden seed. I will sell them at 
39c each and send you $2.90 or will send 
you $3.90 and ask for one of your premi¬ 
ums.” Then sign your name and ad¬ 
dress and that’s all there is to it. Full 
direction Page 6 in the Catalog. 
Do You Like 
Seed Sense? 
Well, how does this 
Seed Sense strike 
you? Does it suit or 
have you got some 
bone to pick with it? 
I try to please, but 
unless you write what you think of it, 
I’d have a hard time guessing. 
So send in your brickbats and bouquets. 
Particularly the brickbats and we’ll fix 
it up to order. This is your magazine, 
remember, and it takes your suggestions, 
ideas, and letters to make it right. So, 
now it’s your turn to talk. I’m waiting 
—H. F. 
I Still Want Pictures 
I hope you don’t get tired of me remind¬ 
ing you to send in your snapshots, but 
with summer coming on, it’s a good time 
to take them. Send in your extra prints 
and the deal still holds good—each one I 
use, I pay for at 50c each. So send them 
in, children, flowers, field seeds or any in¬ 
teresting picture like we use in Seed 
Sense. We’ve got to have them if we’re 
going to have a Seed Sense.—H. F. 
Welcome, New Customers! 
Yes, after over 50 years of business, we 
still have new customers every year. This 
issue of Seed Sense is going to a lot of 
new people who have never been with 
us before, and I want to say hello to you 
new folks and tell you that you are per¬ 
fectly welcome. 
If you haven’t got acquainted with us 
and our way of doing business before, we 
want you to join in now and be “one of 
the bunch.” 
Hope you like Seed Sense.—H. F. 
Please Order Early! 
Yes, business is good with us as it always 
is. We keep on trying to please and I guess 
that’s what brings us the rush of business 
we have. But we don’t want too much all at 
one time, so I’m asking as a special favor 
you send your orders in as soon as possible. 
All will get good service, but the earlier 
ones get more of it.—H. F. 
Sec. 562 P. L. & R. 
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