Coalville Times | 1909-11-12 | Page 8 | Cob-Pipe Corn

Cob-Pips Corn. f In the. Missouri river bottoms g ys. I rlely of corn known .ta the cob-pips j corn la grown for Hint purposti. A I- ! though tho yield from the grain of . this variety of corn la leas than that of the oilier Improved vnrletles, the -net returns from the com and the j cobs exceed that of the other varle- j ties hy four or five dollars per acre. 1 I Missouri produces annually about I S.VOOn.Oiu) cob pipes, the yield from one ucro nlone being estimated it from two to three thousand cobs.' These cobs uro sold nt $2 GO par thou V sand. C