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Domestic News
November 20, 1931
Clinch Valley News
Tazewell, Jeffersonville, Tazewell County, Virginia
What is this article about?
Samples of fine corn from Botetourt and Tazewell counties are exhibited at the office, grown by C. C. Cronise, W. D. Bunny, and John Y. Whitt. Tazewell corn is praised for quality and yield, suggested for entry in Marion contest.
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FINE CORN.
Several samples of fine corn are on exhibition in this office. One sample from Botetourt, grown by C. C. Cronise, a fine white variety. One sample of yellow corn, grown by W. D. Bunny and two samples grown by our friend of the north side, John Y. Whitt—white and red grained. The red grain mixed is an old fashioned corn not often seen now, but fine corn it is. As to which of these samples is the best, opinions differ.
Tazewell can cope with any county in Southwest or anywhere else, in quality and quantity per acre. Samples of Tazewell's fine corn should be entered in the contest at Marion, and show 'em.
Several samples of fine corn are on exhibition in this office. One sample from Botetourt, grown by C. C. Cronise, a fine white variety. One sample of yellow corn, grown by W. D. Bunny and two samples grown by our friend of the north side, John Y. Whitt—white and red grained. The red grain mixed is an old fashioned corn not often seen now, but fine corn it is. As to which of these samples is the best, opinions differ.
Tazewell can cope with any county in Southwest or anywhere else, in quality and quantity per acre. Samples of Tazewell's fine corn should be entered in the contest at Marion, and show 'em.
What sub-type of article is it?
Agriculture
What keywords are associated?
Fine Corn
Corn Samples
Botetourt
Tazewell
Agriculture Contest
What entities or persons were involved?
C. C. Cronise
W. D. Bunny
John Y. Whitt
Where did it happen?
Tazewell
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
Tazewell
Key Persons
C. C. Cronise
W. D. Bunny
John Y. Whitt
Event Details
Several samples of fine corn exhibited: white from Botetourt by C. C. Cronise; yellow by W. D. Bunny; white and red-grained by John Y. Whitt. Tazewell corn praised for quality and quantity; suggested for Marion contest.