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About The Chemawa American (Chemawa, Or.) 19??-current | View Entire Issue (April 1, 1913)
THE CHEM AW A AM ERICAN HONOR ST U D EN TS W illie A xtelle, Idaho T h e follow ing are honor stu d e n ts for P at B elgard, M ontana th e one m o n th , h aving m ade an av erag e G eorge B arrett, A laska Jo h n A dam s, M ontana p ercen tag e of 90 or iro re : F ifth G rade A rth u r M oore, O regon - - F ra n k F ish e r, M ontana . . . W illiam N oble, C alifornia - H ow ard L ogan, C alifornia - N icholas L indguist, A laska Jo h n Beyers, A laska . . . E rn e s t C opeland, O regon - Law rence M ahach, C alifornia R obt. D ow nie, W ashington - M artha C lark, O regon - - Jo h n H all, M ontana - - A rilla S e lsit, O regon M ary S tevens, M ontana . . Jessie L ogan, C alifornia . . Louise S heehan, A laska - - M artha A lfaro, C alifornia - May F ile S teel, M ontana - A gnes F o n tain e, M ontana - 17 - - - • 92 91 91 90 - - - - 94 93 92 91 90 Ju n io rs - - - - • - - - . . - 98 98 98 98 97 97 96 96 96 96 96 95 94 94 93 - 93 - 93 - 92 Chas. K ader, M ontana M ichael M cLeod, A laska R ichard P erk in s, W ashington R u th L ip h art, O regon Roy Van P elt, C alifornia Seniors F ra n k Jo h n so n , A laska Paul K in in n o o k , A laska Jam es E vans, A laska E th el R oberts, C alifornia E th el W ilson, W ashington N ick H atch , A laska David B illings, O regon Dewev Billy, C alifornia M aude Low ry, C alifornia Patsy B arrett, A laska B ennie W ilcox, A laska • - - - - • - - - - 98 94 93 92 92 92 91 91 90 90 90 AGRICULTURE FOR GRADES O U T L I N E D B Y A L B E R T II. G IL L E T T Teacher o f A griculture S E E D S —T E S T IN G A N D S O W IN G 3E plan for testing seeds was given in the December is sue of the Chemawa American. The seed supply for 1913 is at hand and ready to be tested that we may know that they possess the first essential quality of good seed-power to germinate. An effort has been made to secure high-class seeds. When the quality and quantity of a crop is at stake, it is economy to buy the best and pay the price asked. There are many reputable seed companies whose goods can be depended upon for quality and purity. It is quite common to hear complaints that seeds lack vitality. Often these complaints are well founded, more often, however, the fault is with the sower, not the seed company that sold the seeds. The seed must be properly sown. One sower may lav great stress on using the feet to firm the soil over affi
