Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-11
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Rainfall for the past week was below
normal. The temperature was ABOVE
the average with very much sunshine.
The growth of vegetation and crops has
been rapid. The prospects for fine
crop Of fruit Of all kinds is lattering'
Corn about all planted.
Berkely- Weather most too dry for
best results 20 growing crops. Most
farmers are planting corn. Peach crop
on low cIayey land is killed, but In
porous soil good crop Is expected.
Acknowledged corn planting IS be-
Ing vigorously pushed. = Doddrldge-
Weater favorable for all kinds OF crops.
Fruit trees OF all kind in full bloom.
Corn planting about done excepting new
land. Fayette-Weat good for crops
and farm work. Observation-Disclosures
conditions favorable for all crops. Farm
work progressed rapidly. oats all
sowed. Corn planting about hall finish
ed. Fine prospects for fruit Of all kinds.
Stock improving. Grass abundant.
Wheat looking well. Gilmer-Wheat and
grass now bids fair for fine crop. Farm
ers are planting corn generally. Harri-
son-Past week very warm, accompan-
led by rain, starting vegetation rapidly.
Wheat is reviying. Corn nearly all
PLANTED. Frnit trees blooming rapidly.
Observation-Disclosures are about done
blowing and planting corn. Jackson
Weather good for crops, though little
TOO wet for corn planting. Everything
on the jump. JefTerson-Some little
corn planted. Ground dried out for
spring blowing. KanaWha-Rapid adj
vance in all crops and vegetation. IL
weather continues favorable corn plant
ing will be finished next week and III
good condition. MariOn-Wheat looks
fine: potatoes, corn and all vegetables
are doing well. Prospect for good crop
OF fruit. Observation-Disclosures phe-
uomenal growth OF vegetation. Colo
wave did not effect Us. Apple
crop looks very promising. Marshall
Weather has been very favorable Tor
growing crops and farm work. Morgan
Past weel; has been good for growth
Of crops and blooming of fruit trees,
especially apple. Pear was not injured
20 the extent predicted. OhiO-FarmerS
somewhat retarded by wet weather, but
an vegetation coming forward. Apple
trees In bloom and prospects hattering.
P~estor-Farmers finished sowing
oats. Grass and wheat look well.
Season little behind. Buds
and blooms advancing rapidly, fruit
safe TO date. Boane-Fine growing
weather. Crops looking well. Fine
prospects for fruit Ritchie-PaSt
seven days favorable to all growing
crops. With abundant sunshine vege-
tati0n has made rapid growth. Sum
mers-AIl kinds of fruit a failure. Trees
not blooming. Wheat looks now like
we would have half crop. Tyler-Fine
prospect for all kinds of fruit as ever
had in this county. Tucker
Weather all that could be desired.
Every one feeling happy. UpShur-
Most favorable week Of spring for farm
ers and crops. VIII have plenty OF
fruit. Wetzel-Fine growing weather.
Apple crop promising. Wirt-More
dampuesS would have been beneficial to
growing crops. Wheat and grass have
made remarkable growth. Corn about
an planted. Splendid week for farm
work. Wood-Farm work progressing
rapidly. Considerable corn planted.
Wheat q fine growth.
w w. DENT,
Director State Weather Service.