The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-07-23

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- First nopoxsu 1ren -
Whssa Horv0se oebse croDA
We nsy ~ lit lie wxk u hss-
vessiag ~ eznia esop = 49, sses'o.
q the ccantsJ kas comDenced and
t,.ese , every puspert u big crops
We have siready heasd ofa Eamber
a farmers sho hsve boen WIDEST cut
49,. sasiDa1nsy cGhen are als0ue
resdrSD eommeI1ce- IL o. cnup =
s1so<n ready ~ the sickle, and In
swo veein more, If nothing turns up
70 isfwe i, re msy asesy eoscssde
tsst IL 4rsin crop viEl b CO q das
ger. In . large majority - our
Northwestern counties the crops are
Io1Aing splendidly-
IndtsssEs TrfSese. szA-J
The prospect vas DeveS better ss
. heavy efap u % kinds Of srsin.asd
10 two weeks more wheat waA Re
ready Tor the harvest Al kirsss Of
grain and meadows td fsir 20 ri-sd
boGst;fn1sy. Evesystisg iaise.ses .
proassous ye9 Tor fke fxxDer- q
never before wzs there . l-ss szssszus
a cd CROPS On kand-
- DS<es ns~<zsr-g
In the sossa pass & fhe cErr
oo<n 10 god, better sEs2n sae average
WHIST aT4z4ed sose ~ DE- ss-ay
dsDsth- assd br the Ase hssrv s=os-aE
i sbort bat PROMISES vesi, ossz god
In the vexs pars ges<-sl good es1<a-
To, 6z1 sn1e gr.zxaDF.en Craving
awsy O. soEne a the f&rmx nor1. oG
the CestyzI- In the rsosr5e~- rarz
the greatest dsnAge las seen scae
By tbs boyy,eTx, soxne sel4s asznx A.
Hs6ss entirely raias@zA Corn an-
In the eastern no comgsslut 10 assde-
. very good average beng prescribed
all sround. THIS 8 good showing
ard should raske ~ fss bop~fsi ssd
happy.
NJ Yssassr. ysx-nAI
Some Of the spring wheat seenss 70
be Affected With spx - q sst u
blight that has siriveIed the grain 70
that where there seemed 70 b. = fair
promise the realization u csynpzrs-
iively small We hope ,hs; tisis fail
ur~ - but partial, f0 Cur tanners
have been rejoicing In the hope Of an
abundant harvest. The fall wheat is
al right, ard the crop i generally
harvested.
fcxrroli Es-si1.
The grain crop 10 npenin2 rapidly,
ard harvest 10 near IT hand Bariey
~ already ripe and 10 being cut. The
Eheat harvest win be airiy cosr-
Denced by the middle ~ las, u Dext
week, ard, in fact, some has already
been cut. The crop is very fair. %;
remarkably heavy ~ > rule, but rssh-
~ better than the average.
lspartrAks Esseos, Dsexinssn %
They rise ard swarm around In the !
ar, but soon light again. When ]
tney light On . field 81 grain ii i de- |
stroyed very fsst, a. they seem u
come down IN swzrns. Ii the .spes-
~ insects were 10 leave as now we
think our people would harvest near
ly half . crop of wheat and pretty |
fair crop Of oats and corn. Iu some
parts u the county the grain j. pref
" well cleaned out, especially on
scattering farms; but in some Of the |
largest grain raising communities but |
little damage has been done.
,sisourney sews.l
Whea. in very fair conai,ioa straw
short and not exceedingly thick on
the ground: heads full average size,
and apparently well slled; ~ appear
ance 81 the chinch bugs to be seen:
viii soon be ready to harvest. Rye
mostly ripe, and fair crop.Oats very |
fine and web grown considering the |
season; will yield more than an ~
erage crop. Rain would help the
yield. Corn never looked better--is
well tended, well grown, and with
rain At an early day, must yield the
heaviest crop ever raised in this part
Ct the country.
MuscatIns Journal
The wheat harvest has commenced
pretty generally in this section. Re-
ports Indicate that the crop will fall |
considerably short Of the average,
though it is much better than was
expected ten days ago.