Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-09-28
,,T,ors IN NEBRASKA.

Thea ,.na a Large xieaa. Exeept lm
AeH . STATES aardsa spot
k Neb., Aug. 2e.-on crossing
NJ 5assnrr River running to Lincoln.
sses III. l,ngton land agents party
prospect which, from an Rgrl-
iEeass standpoint, could not be ex-
4. corn is luxuriant and sturdy
Il M y stalk shows large-siZed ears
l7@ .s,s ont from IT. It Is so far adj
Ill sbat the uninitiated could be
H. @ halleye very readily that II ls
II - s[s harm from any source. Not
Il lid &sdlng its nne appearances, how
I@S ss NOT yet out OF danger Of frost,
\ NJ sg@ NOT be for at least two weeks.
, M. crop OF oats has been reaped in
III ssson. Much OF II is still In the
-i u Nv a good deal OF II has been
n III II IL thrashing out from
[ III rfty bushels 10 the acre and
III Ssrage about forty. The wheat
III s,xs ali been harvested, and farm
Viii now busy blowing their land
fHk3 sssAaory to putting in another crop
3a@af wheat
Vahg Lincoln the outlook is much
srs,snlslng. Between Wayerly and
XII smssst, distance OF sixty miles. is
f xss4s OF country which has usually
AtI ssscribed as the garden spot OF
N %x@x#a. Crops have always been
assst here. however poorly they
&C been in other parts Of the
I'll & S asst year and this year have
40 d = ID only known exceptions 70 this
laslss emehow this belt has suffered
s*yzs this year. Il has rained eopi-
w : sQ IL all sides OF II and all around
HE clouds refused 10 give II
o,h.. IN it moisture until too late to save
M. ssrs crop. For a stretch OF coun-
Hgs miles long and sixty miles
~. H. corn crop is comparative
faa 84M II will only run from quarter
|uF aSN crop. averaging as a whole
i "a se-third an ordinary crop.
w have not faired 10 badly. They
aste shlng out from thirty-nye 10
@ hels an acre Heavy rains fell
section at the end OF last week
anne too late. however. 70 save
4 De- H OF the corn. Very much OF II
desr Ni# beyond redemption and a good
azst has already been cut for fod-
eat in this section Is thrashlng
"A MAAs "a bushels 70 the acre.
n OF Fairmont the scene again
san MNa# and an ocean OF waving corn.
"a Ind luxuriant. is TO be seen as
. eye can reach ia every diree,
be crop from Hastings TO the
s4H boundary Of the state is prae-
Y nade. and nothing but a killing
ID now blight Il. II will average
sa than sixty bushels 10 tho acre.
*@y many large fields will yield
Nj guss helH
xH Mccook Is where the diHaa-
k last year were most severely
s.s s gains OF this year have more
Vii ede up for the losses then Eus-
s@8 The whole section OF country
isf Pc a yoritable garden. and the
ssis{ BEL baoyant beyond expression.
sssr Ms wheat II thraahlng OUT about
4S bushels to the acre and the best
ar s8 pre- yielding thirty bushels.
z2AH wheat IA running from twelve
= "a #ls zen bushels 20 the acre. Oats
sHkV from nifty 70 sixty bushels. the
M - thrashing out 100 buahela
&2x8#a IL new crop here with
nc people are delighted. All
...a #Ae live stock eat q with relish,
r. proving TO De fattenlng fodder.
4i year Il yields ono ton 20 the
81 after the third year Il yields
wpps year. which foot up seven
e half tons 70 tho acre. Il IL
the market IS per ton. but TO
81 pc the results have shown it 70
81 No. $40 per acre. Il 10 the coming
along the the Oats Of the Re.
asn valley.