Farm Seeds Letherman’s 
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A 200 Acre Field of Certified Clinton Oats being grown for us 
Letherman’s Farm Seeds 
Our policy is to supply seeds of the best quality obtainable, high in purity and germination, and varieties 
thoroughly adapted to this section. 
CLINTON 59 OATS 
And Clinton No. 11 a similar strain \ 
Over the past three years Clinton has, in o 
area, proved to be the best Oat in yield and dis- 
ease resistance. 
Clinton is stiff strawed, stools heavily and is 
medium height. In season it is a week to 10 days 
later than Vicland. Clinton has high test weight, 
' the kernels are plump and heavy with thin hulls. 
‘ Clinton 59 and 11 overcame the only fault found 
in original Clinton, that is greater uniformity in 
bearing and maturity. Sow 2% bushels per acre. 
“MISSOURI 0-205 OATS 
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SOY BEANS 
We recommend shallow planting, 1 inch deep 
In rows 1 bu. of seed per acre 
In drills 144 bu. of seed per acre 
Adams. New, early, leafy variety giving heavy 
“Yields of hay, yet early enough for big grain pro- 
duction. Combines without loss as pods are 
borne high, well off ground. Supply Limited. 
Monroe. The earliest variety recommended for 
Ohio. 4 or 5 days ahead of Earlyana and 10 days 
earlier than Hawkeye or Richland. A taller plant 
than Richland, yielding as well. 
Lincoln. Makes big top growth for hay. If planted 
early will mature seed, high in oil content. 
Hawkeye. This new Soy Bean matures early, at 
same time as Richland. It makes a large plant, is 
equal in standing ability and outyields Richland 
3 to 4 bushels per acre. 
Wilson Black. Late heavy variety for hay. 
A new strain developed by Missouri Exp. Sta. 
and put on the Ohio certification list as being well 
» worthy of trial. Several days earlier than Clinton, 
it has an extra high yield record and high test weight. 
Limited quantity available. Ask for price. 
THE NEW ANDREW OATS 
Serene mcr on ninnrens 
Inoculate Soy Beans with Nitragin 
New yellow variety slightly earlier than Clinton 
.,/ and like Clinton, resistant to Victoria blight, stem 
and crown rusts. Has good stiff straw. Well adapted 
to Stark, Wayne, Holmes and nearby counties, in 
any instances outyielding Clinton. 
WAYNE OATS 
The old standby on so many farms in this area. A 
week to 10 days later than Clinton, it is a big 
yielder and has stiff lodge resistant straw. 
Other Spring Grains 
Barley, Velvet Spring. Best variety for Ohio. 
Smooth awned, 6 rowed. Sow Q bu. per acre. 
Buckwheat. Sow 50 to 60 Ibs. per acre. 
It Pays in Larger Yields 
Nitragin S 2 Bu. size 40c, 5 Bu. size 60c 
25 Bu. size $2.70 
Grains for Fall Sowing 
NEW SENECA WHEAT 
An improvement over Thorne because of larger 
grain, and stiffer straw which stands up better. 
Thorne Wheat—Certified and uncertified stocks. 
ira New Butler Wheat 
Balboa Rye—Heavy stooling for fall pasture. 
Winter Barley —Giving good yields. 
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