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Cora Johnstone Best’s autograph

Autograph of Cora Best that reads, “Yours ‘till the bears get me, Cora Johnstone Best.” Found on the interior of a Trail Riders of the Canadian Rockies pamphlet, ca. 1924.

Black and white photograph of a combination of cut worms and heat has destroyed the corn on this farm, six miles east of Appleton in Swift County, 1936.

Corn destroyed by cut worms and heat

A combination of cut worms and heat has destroyed the corn on this farm, six miles east of Appleton in Swift County, 1936.

Corn huskers at the Minnesota Valley Canning Company, LeSueur

Corn husking at the canning plant, c.1950.

Corn laboratory

Corn laboratory, Northrup, King and Company, Minneapolis. Photograph by Norton & Peele, January 12, 1945.

Corn stalk cutter

Corn stalk cutter in field. Photograph by Norton & Peel, April 28, 1950.

Corner Second Avenue and Pine Street, showing where buildings have been removed, Hibbing.

A photograph of a street in Hibbing showing vacant lots where houses had already been removed, 1920.

Cornerstone of the Church of St. Columba

Cornerstone of the Church of St. Columba (St. Paul). Photograph by Paul Nelson, June 30, 2017.

Corporals in military drill squad

Corporals in the Northwest School of Agriculture’s military drill squad. Top row, left to right: Corporals Isaacson, Nobben, Spokely, Saugen, Gibson, and Cawelti. Middle row: Bugler Mellum, Lieutenant Moses, Captain Bengston, Lieutenant Samuelson, and Sergeant Rubert. Bottom row: Guides Hallgren, Jones, and Lee; and Corporals Arneson and Warner, 1918.