Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-05-18
JACK Frost.
ue Pays Latc Though Telling visit to
Northw0atorn States.

Northwaatern States.
OMAHA, Neb., May 13.-There was !
heavier fall of frost in Nebraska and |
western Iowa Saturday night than
Friday night Gardens were damaged
to some extent and fruit also in some
| sections. Corn and other cereals were
not damaged and in some places fruit
vas not touched
Dies MONIES, Ia, May 13.-Reports
show heavy frosts throughout the
state Saturday night. Much damage
was done to early vegetables, fruit and
corn in low places. Some corn will
require replanting.
Sioux CITY, Ia, May ia heavy
frost is reported at points in Iowa,
South Dakota and Nebraska. Garden
truck and fruit trees suffered the
greatest damage, but the grains were
only slightly injured. Four inches of
snow fell in the Black Hills Friday
night Water is said to have frozen at
Jefferson, Ia.
TOPEKA, Kan, May 13.-Frosts are
reported in the southern parts of the
state and in the low lands along tho
Arkansas, Walnut and Kansas rivers
and tributaries. Vegetables, small
fruits and small grains were injured
fruit was not materially injured.
MoNTEvIDEo, Mimi, May ia very
heavy frost is reported all over Chip
pewa county. Fruit trees are i'll bios
som and the Strawberries are just be-
ginning to bud. 1t is feared that much
damage has been done to not only
fruits but young flax.
| low
was frost throughout this region Sat-
urday night. 1t is feared early vegeta-
. tion has suffered as ice formed in some
places to the thickness of half an inch.
GAINESVILLE, Mimi, May lat is
feared that great damage was done to
t growing stuff by the frost of Friday
and Saturday nights Wheat is prob
ably safe enough, but good deal of
early gardening will have to be done
7 over again.
: CHICAGO, May 13.-Dispatches from
, interior points in Illinois indicate
5 heavy frosts Saturday night. Beyond
e nipping tender garden stock, no dam
1 age is reported Little corn or grain
is up. Fruit was affected.
BENTON HARBoR, Mich, May "a
y Hundreds of fruit and berry farmers
y throughout this section expected to
+ lose their berry, grape and peach crops
l. from the effects of frost, but winds pre-
+ vailed throughout the night, which
/ averted freeze. Probably all danger
is now passed for the earlier varieties
g which are in their tenderest stage o.
growth.
DETROIT, Mich, May 13.-Much fea.
is expressed for the safety of small
fruits and vegetables throughout Mich
igan by the cold snap. In the vicinit
of Morley and st. Clair considera bl
harm was done fruits by hailstone
and the high wind.
LANSING, Mich, May 13.-The mel
curry has recorded drop of from 81 de
grees Friday to % degrees Sunda
morning. Owing to a clouded sky tn
damage was reduced to q minimum
Weather Observer Schneider think
that wheat and oats are all right, bu
that market gardening and the fru
crop must have suffered.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, May l3.-Thel
was frost in many parts of Indiana SUI
day night. 1t is feared that great dan
age will be done, especially to frui
i ilt IllB nto oCCL Gil "
es ward one, all kinds of fruit tire,
pc putting forth their bloom three weel
-, ~ earlier than usual There has bee
N' continuous warm weather for s.
NC weeks, and all kinds of fruit have e
49, capped up to this time. The horticu
us turists of the state say there was new
:. such prospect for a bountiful fru
I'd crop and they are much worried lie
on the sudden turn in the weather sha
Io uo blast their hopes.
~ MILWAUKEE, May 13.-Dispatch
e. covering all sections of the state inc
~ cate that the recent cold snap h
on caused great damage in ali quarters
nd the state to garden truck and tr
fruits except apples. In gre
many places the high winds pr
tected the vegetation. AS regar
small grains the cold was
direct benefit, as they were pr
crossing too fast owing to the e
cessively warm weather and were n
heading out at all Corn is all rig
and will suffer no damage. Tobac
is not affected to any extent. The d
patches received cover the state We
completely and show that the tot
damage will amount to thousands
dollars.