Ernest Schroen with 8-Eared Corn, December 1938
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Ann Arbor News, December 21, 1938
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EIGHT IN ONE: Ernest Schroen is shown with the eight ears of corn found in one husk when the corn crop was gathered at the Schroen farm at US-23 and Willis Rd., in York township, recently. The center ear is a large normal ear of corn, and grown closely around it are seven smaller ears, ranging from two to six inches in length. Most surprising to Mr. Schroen, however, is the fact that the freak ear went through the husking machine without losing its appendages.
Ann Arbor News, December 21, 1938
Caption
EIGHT IN ONE: Ernest Schroen is shown with the eight ears of corn found in one husk when the corn crop was gathered at the Schroen farm at US-23 and Willis Rd., in York township, recently. The center ear is a large normal ear of corn, and grown closely around it are seven smaller ears, ranging from two to six inches in length. Most surprising to Mr. Schroen, however, is the fact that the freak ear went through the husking machine without losing its appendages.
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1938
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December
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