YOPP SEED COMPANY, PADUCAH, KENTUCKY 29 
SEED CORN—White 
NOT PREPAID 
PADUCAH MARKET, (70 days). A very early, fair- 
sized ears, well-filled. Recommended highly for roasting 
ears and planted largely for early maturing field corn. 
Gal, 50¢, peck 90¢, bu. $3.00. 
SILVER WINE. (90 to 100 days). One of the very best 
yielding White Dent corns. Orjginated in Ford County, Illi- 
nois, and introduced in Iowa. Creamy white in color, cylin- 
drical shape, tapering only a little at the ti ; 18 to 20 rows; 
length, 9 inches; circumference, 7% inches; kernels rough 
and deep, a little space between rows. A fine shelling and 
high-yieiding variety. Gal. 35e, 4 bu. 60¢, bu. $2.00. 
HICKORY KING, (100 to 110 days). An old favorite 
sort, well known in this locality. Ears are rather small, but 
usually 2 or 3 on the stalk, and is a good yielder. The cob 
of this variety is small, a single grain of corn sometimes be- 
ing large enough to cover a cross section of the cob. The 
grains are very large, flinty, and of the finest quality for 
milling or feeding. Gal. 35e, 4 bu. 60¢, bu, $2.00. 
TENNESSEE RED COB. (120 days). An extra large field 
corn. The ears of this sort run from 9 to 12 inches long and 
have from 18 to 20 rows. It is a rather late maturing sort, 
but for bottom land and late crops, this corn cannot be ex- 
celled. One of the best milling corns; stalks from 8 to 12 
feet high and broad and short jointed. It makes one of the 
best ensilage corns. Gal. 35e, 4 bu. 60ec, bu. $2.00. 
BOONE COUNTY. (100 to 110 days). It is a very large, 
white corn, somewhat like Silver Mine, larger and later. Ear 
10 to 11 inches long, cylindrical. 18 to 22 rows. Grain deep 
and rather rough. Well-filled at hoth ends. Cobs always 
white and medium sive. Gal. 35e, 4 bu. 60¢, bu. $2.09. 
NEAL’S PAYMASTER. (110 days). This has become the 
most popular of the Red Cob Dent Corns. The grain is 
softer and more dented than the other Red Cob Corns and 
has two ears to most every stalk. The yield of this Corn 
is very large. The ears are of medium size and filled out 
well to the tip. Deep grain, and medium size cob. Gal. 
She, 4 bu. 60c, bu. $2.00. 
SEED CORN—Yellow 
NOT PREPAID 
REID'S YELLOW DENT. (100 days). This is now the 
standard variety in many of the corn-growing sections of 
the Middle West. Ears average 9 to 10 inches, tapering 
slightly toward tip; are about 6 inches in circumference; 
contain from 14 to 16 rows, and are remarkably uniform. 
Kernels light-yellow, deeply dented and well-placed on a 
cob of medium size. Gal. 35e, 4 bu. 60c¢, bu. $2.00. 

























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IMPROVED LEAMING 
IMPROVED LEAMING. (110 days). A very 
popular and productive variety. _On good 
land the stalks grow tall, producing 2 good 
ears to each stalk. The ears are long, with 
small red cob, well filled with grains of me- 
dium size, and of rich, golden color. Gal. 
B5e, % bu. 60c, bu, $2.00. 
JARVIS YELLOW PROLIFIC. (120 days). 
A heavy yielder, real deep golden grain; av~- 
erages 2 ears to stalk; 14 to pea cs + Bats 
arger ears a White Prolific. al, 35¢ : 
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BOONE COUNTY WHITE DENT 
