The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-06-06
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sWArnsfoo, IA, May e7.-Cwp fevofss
received from points in Northern Iowa show
FegS aatteEing pr0spects- There has been
considerable rain during the past week.
<hich has hads . good effect. WinnebAgo
d6usty sepor% q splendid outlook for Ill
kin1s OF crops Franklin County reports
better prospects tAul foe many years and
fasmeni aseE snAtly encouraged. Butter
County reports the prospects excellent.
Fruit Uf eyssy kind zPruMisees an enormous
yield Harding County reports the corn
al f5lanted and ss,ae of It ID shape for cult
waiting. A severe storm Of wind and rain
passed oyer that county last week In
Blackhawk County cora Is all planted, md
good proportion of it is ND.
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MILWAUKEE, Wis May 2!.-S. II. Sea
mans, Secretary of the National Mi1ers'
Association. has prepared Tor the WeOf
the members of the association report On
tAe preseut esuditian and outlook Of the
wheat crop as compared with the same
time i'm 1888, compiled from replies to
three Thousand circular inquiries sent to the
milling fraternity and Others. The cOnclu-
sion peacised By the report is that the pres
ent out,koek il very promising, taken as a
whole with indications that the yield for
1854 will approximate that for 1882 should
no Unforeseen misfortune happen to the
growth between now and harvest.
/ iPAIArRA, MIS-, May 27.-Wheat and
other small grains i'm this section are look
ing we'll Small fruits, especially grapes,
do not promise a large yield. 1t is thought
fully two-thirds of the grape blossoms in all
Of the large vineyards were destroyed by
the frosts.
FARGO, OAK, May 27.-Reports fiom all
sections Of the Red River Valley indicate
that the grain has been much helped by the
recent three days rain, which was general.
The rain has now ceased. Crops are doing
we'll
ILLINOIS.
MARINE, Ill, May 27.-An examination
of most of the wheat fields i'm the eastern
lIaif of Madison County shows the condition
of the crop to be very discOuraging. About
one field in ten promises, with favorable
weather, q fair yield, while the remainder is
fully one-half cheat, and is now, in the ma
jority of cases, being plowed under to be
planted in corn. The acreage of corn will
be very large. Planting will not be finished
before the LIST of Jnne. Prospects for a
large corn crop, excepting the lateness of
the season, are promising. Grass and
meadows have made a luXuriant growth.
This section will have fruits of all kinds i'm
great abundance.
lCARLINpIILE. ILL. May 27-The
weather for the past two weeks has been
good for growing crops. Wheat is looking
firm and corn is being planted The spring
has been backward, but prospects are good
for a bouutiful yield of all staple cereals.
UERANA, ILL, May 27.-Con planting
in Champaign County is nearly completed.
The weather has been very fine and the
ground is in good condition. The home
grown seed is coming up well. The wheat
crop improves with the favorable weather.
Fruit promises an abundant yiSld.
OTHER POINTS.
TORONTO, ONT, May 27.-Reports re.
eeived from over six hundred correspond.
ents show that the condition of fall wheat
in the province is much more satisfactory
than it was in May of last year. Yet it is
not uniformly good, and there are some dis
trictS in which the outlook is somewhat
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IRENE ends of the province-westward OF
the meridian of London and eastward of the
meridian of Kingston. For the large middle
district the accounts are on the whole favor.
able, and the weather of this month has
caused a marked improvement to take place
everywhere. Complete returns of the acre.
age under crop have not yet been received.
but as far as they have been obtained they
indicate an area twenty per cent less than
last year. EH
LITTLE Rock ARK, May 2s-Reports
from the cotton districts announce that the
present outlook for an average yield is prom
Using. An increase in many counties will
replace the portion of the crop destroyed BY
the overflow. The recent rains here de-
layed farm work and the crop will be back
wsrd three weeks The stands are now
aboys the ground, and the general outlook is
favorable. EANFE
BEDFORD, IND, May 27.-The prospect
for good wheat crop is very fiattering in
this county. The farmers say that there has
not been such wheat in Lawrence County in
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