Show IZE OF REDSKINS MAY BE i MADE NiAflE DINNER POP FOR PALEfACE I lad rad American white men been as lent t and industrious In their corn corne e r as were the Mandan fans lans the nations nation's meat supply now ild lId be greater and so would our ourI l I e were content to grow the corn chi ch ht would thrive in the warm and summer summer sections We Ve thought t wouldn't grow north of Iowa and th the uplands of the West So we wea a what year ear after year there rob- rob the soil of its and lesIng les- les ng Ing ng the meat crop You cant can't fat fat- livestock on all wheat farms Buti But i corn a great livestock Indus- Indus will 11 spread northward or such or suc a corn we can thank the Heine men of f the Mandan l Ins Inon Inong In- In a s on ong before white while men were the soil to any large ex- ex alp the Northwest these medil medi- medi l EO men ien began breeding a new type corn corli one which didn't require a 1 t summer Year by year they n selecting seed each fall tor for next text springs spring's sowing When they m in- in their corn required fourtha four fourths fourths tha to mature But up in Mont Mon Mon- t they dont don't have four months of mer Spring is late and fall frosts e early Same is true in the Das Da Da- and 8 s and northern Minnesota I Imen From four months these medicine men kept on cutting flown down own the season season sea sea- sea sea-I I I son for tor their corn maize corn maize they call it Now ow they have corn which will give the grower a fully matured ear earIn earin earin I in from seventy se to ninety days With that kind of quick maturing corn the whole Northwest can rival I the Middle states as a corn belt territory Cattle and hogs can be fattened In Montana and the Dakotas enriching the soil for larger wheat production and increasing the supply I I of beefsteaks pork porle chops and veal I cutlets I The late James J. J Hill once said that the nation could quit worrying worrying worrying worry worry- ing about its meat and bread when the Northwest began growing corn cornand cornand cornand and meat In large fashion But the empire builder of the Northwest himself himself himself him him- self was doubtful about breeding acorn a acorn acorn corn which would grow profitably in western Dakota and Montana pow ow the Mandan l Indians who long guarded their secret for they considered considered considered consid consid- ered their corn as sacred maize have given their neighbors seed of a corn which will thrive where I summer nights are cool and summer days few Thus lo 10 the poor re redskin skin returns I go good d for the evil we did him in driving driving I ing his ancestors from our warm and fertile lands |