St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-13
cid largely. weather all that could be

will yield largely. weather all that could be
desired.
LIE Sneur-Wheat is about all harvested and
turns out well. the most of it being No. 1. Other
crops are doing finely. Corn looks WELL
Bingham Lake-Barey all cut. Wheat most
all in shocks. Oats about half harvested. Some
flax cut. Corn looking fine, and still making
hay. Weather continue favorable
Bigeow--Weather cool and clear. Wheat and
oats all harvested. Very little flax cut Every
thing in fine condition.
St, Peter-Small grain about all harvested and
in fine condition. Threshers commenced in
some places. Weather clear and fine.
Coeridge-Wheat, barley and oats are now
being threshed, and are turning out good some
fields of wheat as high forty bushels; cora
doing splendid.
Startington-Small grain all cut and some
threshing being done. The yield is exceedingly
good. Corn doing fine.
Hoskins-Small grain all in stack. Corn doing
fine.
misunderstanding all done in good shape.
Corn doing nicely. Prospects very good.
Norfolk-The stacking of small grain has be-
gun in this section
Morain-During last week clear and cool,
Wayne-All small grain harvested and stack
ing going on. Splendid weather for it. Corn still
growing and promises good crop.
Concord-Small grain all in stack. Corn prom
Uses WELL
Blair-Weather during the past week has been
good, and crops are doing well. Small grain
cured.
Hubbard-Small grain all stacked; corn doing
fine; need rain now,
Bancroft-Small grain all harvested in good
shape; corn is promising fine yield.
Herman-Small grain all in stack in good
shape and threshing begun; weather o, X.
threshing being done with good results as far as
quality of grain is concerned; corn doing well
and most of it will be out of the way from frost
in four weeks if not sooner; farmers are cutting
hay.
Craig-Stacking is over; wheat averages about
twenty bushels per acre.
misunderstanding is nearly finished in this
vicinity; averages about twenty bushels per
acre; corn is looking fine.
Lyons-Nearly all small grain is in stack and
that threshed is good No. and q good yield.
Tacoma-Small grain secured in good shape
in stacks and threshing fairly begun; adyices
as to yield per acre quality; weather a little
cold for corn.
Calhoun-Crop prospects still continue as good
as can be expected small grain damaged
slightly by rain, but corn is splendid.
Jackson-Weather last week clear and cool;
small grain turning out far better than expected !;
corn still good.
Pania-No change from last report; all crops
are doing as well as ever.
Windom-Oats, barley and wheat are nearly
all harvested; some thrashing done and reports
very favorable; corn is doing nicely.
Mountain Lake-Wheat, oats, barley and rye
all cut in this section, and most of the barley,
rye and wheat in the stack, all having been
harvested and got in the stacks in good shape ::
flax is ripening fast; corn is looking well, but
needs some rain; weather very favorable for
stacking and with week more of fine weather
all the small grain with the exceptions of the
flax crop, will be stacked.
Sibley-Wheat, oats, barley and rye are nearly
all harvested and being stacked; flax reaping is
past. Corn is looking fine. Weather excellent.
Ottawa-The grain in tits vicinity is all cut,
and great many farmers through thresh-
ing. Corn good.
Lake Elmo-Crops are looking well. Barley
all stacked and most of the wheat and oats. Very
little to cut. Corn doing well.
Misunderstanding nearly through in this
section; small grain nearly all secured corn
bids fair for large crop; weather clear and hot
to-day.
Hospers.-Crops are very good; harvesting all
done; corn getting along nicely.
Seney.-Small grain is about all stacked somo
farmers have threshed some oats and wheat :;
oats will average sixty bushels per acre; wheat
| fifteen to twenty-five bushels per acre.
Sioux City-Farmers in this vicinity are about
through harvesting Some wheat and flax is now
coming to market. Corn is doing as nicely as
could be expected. The yield of all crops will be
larger than that OF last year.
st. James-Small grain about all stacked and
some threshing being done. The yield is heavy.
Corn looks well and will be good, fair crop
through this vicinity If frost does not injure it.
Shakopee-Farmers pretty well through
harvesting. Quite number of machines have
started to threshing in the shock Can't say as
yet how the yield will pan out.
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