Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-02
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Thrasling Machines Begin aipg 70 Buzz
Throughout the Northwes:-A Large
Yield Of Wheat Of Fair 0uanty-The
Oats Harvest Completed Corn Coming
to The Front b setter than was Expected.
CHICAGO, ST. PAUL & OMAHA.
Eastern Division
acknowledgements about the same as
Monday, no rain or change of any
kind; to-day and yesterday has been
cloudy and cold; no thrashing vet.
Rusk-Grain mostly stacked, busy
thrashlng; wheat yield fair but poor
quality.
Augusta Farmers about half through
stacking wheat, not much thrashing done
yet; report an average yield; corn looking
well.
Baldwin Grain stacked and thrashing
progressing favorable.
Misunderstanding going on slowly;
considerable flax to be cut yet; weather
cool.
Hartford-W Gather COOL no thra5hing
for the last few days owing to the wet
condition of the grain; corn doing well.
Montrose--T hrashing progressing well;
not much grain marketed yet.
Salem-W fine; stacking all
done; thrashing going on; some grain
being marketed; corn improving; VIII be
fair crop if frost holds of little
longer.
Woodstock-Grain nearly all stacked;
weather cloudy and cool.
Heron Lake. Harvesting and stack
ing all done; some thrashing, with good
results. Weather cloudy and cool.
Slayton- Crops mostly ali stacked in
good shape; little thrashing done; wheat
yielding 20 to Is bushels per acre, oats 60
to TO- corn still doing well, with pros
poets of good crop; good yield Of po-
tatoes; weather cloudy and cool.
Sheldon---C Crops turning out well;
wheat will go Is and 90 bushels per acre:
corn will be all right if frost holds off a.
week longer.
Lake Crvstal-Thrashing going on,
fast; oats average about forty-fve bush
els; wheat twelve TO fifteen, splendid
quality, number one and two corn do
ing Splendid; potatoes good crop
Garden Clty-Stacking all done in good
sha pc and farmers busy cutting hay.
Cutting done shows large yield oats and
fair crop wheat; corn maturing fast and
will soon be out of danger OF frost.
Vernon Center-No change in crop re-
port; weather continues favorable for
thrashlng: all machines at work.
Amboy- Weather cool and pleasant,
Farmers through stacking and some
thrashing; corn doing well.
Wlnnebsgo-All stacking has been
done, and thrashlng progressing; all
crops of good yield and quality.
Blue Earth City, Mimi. = Weather
cloudy and cool; farmers through stack
ing and some thrashing.
Elmore-No change since last report:
weather cloudy and cool.
Adrian - Stacking three quarters
through; weather favorable.
Beaver Creek Harvesting NAV be con-
sidered complete: stacking mostly I'm
ished; some oats, rye and little wheat
marketed yield large; corn 0. K.
Valley Springs-No change in crop re-
port; weather favorable
MISUNDERSTANDING finished and
farmers busy haying; corn and fax look
ing very we'll
Sioux Fails-Small grain all secured: in
good condition; weather favorable for
corn.
ST. James-Farmcrs have threshed
nearly all the oats in this section and
nave tHIdsheu DuI very little wheat. So
far, wheat is about al stacked. corn is
looking well; weather partly cloudy and
warm.
Bigelow-Grain of all kinds now in
| stack. Thrashing will commence next
week. Weather cloudy and cool.
LeMars-All grain stacked. Corn do
ing well.
Henderson-Much thrashing is being
done. Wheat t1rnS ont we'll and will
average eighteen bushels per acre.
st. Peter-Crops all harvested and
thrashing well under way. Wheat is
turning out from fifteen to twenty bush
els per acre. Weather cloudy and cool.