Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-27
THERE WAS A LIGHT FROST
slight Damage TO Tender Plants In
some sections Spring wheat Head
Ing out-Beet Crop Good.

general on the morning NJ the 22nd, do
Ing slight damage 10 tender plants in
some localities. The mean temperature
for the week was about normal. Dry
farm crops are In need OF rain. but irri-
gated crops are in good condition aud
have made rapid growth. Spring
wheat IL heading out Sugar hccta are
In excellent condition and promise more
than an average crop, Corn is growing
nicely. New potatoes are ready Tor use.
The cutting OF the nrat crop Of lucorn
Is general the yield is considerably
lighter than usual.
CORRESPONDENT REMARKS.
Garland. Boxoldor Co.-wurm days.
but cool nights and morning.. Just
commenced cutting first crop OF iucorn,
which lH very light Dry farm crops
arr poor ana much In need ut rain
Spring wheat looks fair.-A. II. Gleason.
brigham city. ttuh-Thc week has
been dry and aulgry. Meadows ana
crops generally have suffered. First
crop Of luccrn ~ poor Winter wheat
ON dry farms iu some sections o. burn
Ing UP. The present condition % crops
Indicate light yields. James Bywaigr
Newton, cache Co.=Thc weather the
past week has been favorable 90 crops,
which are looking fair. Frost every
night. The first crop uf lucurn VIII Dc
light none cut yeti. y. Hansen.
Logan, Cache CO.-All growing crops
have made wpld progress during the
past week Spring grain looks we'll,
but IAN grain ia not so good. Light
frost ON morning 81 2ind which nlppcd
potatoes in the Fields but did not Hgoin
10 hurt them iu town.. A. Darlington.
Woodruff. Rich tu.--Ihr past week
has been Ideal Tor the growth of crops.
l.uccrn o. about "a foot high. Fan wheat
~ coming into the boot The late frusts
have injured some small fruit fotlturg
were slightly damaged by the frost VI
the 22nd Thomas Ashton.
Mcudowviilc. Rich Gothic past
week has been clear and warm with
the exception of tho 2lat Ice once
eighth inch thick night ~ elst; potatoes
were frozen un HAT ground, Grain and
lucrfn are looking WE'LL. s. Munut
Peterson. Morgan Co.-Light frUgth
at the beginning. but altogether the
week was a favorable one Tor plant
growth. Peas arr In full bloom.
GooHoberriea are very plentiful. Straw
berries Will De uu average crop. Luz
Germ ON some % the uplunda will be cut
next wcek-Eli WhItclr.
Marr.uttr. WcbUr Cu.-Nrry warm
and dry All week. Az crops are doing
nnely. sugar bcrtH are much better
than last year. First cutting of luccrn
now IN progress: Il will yield only
about two-thlrds ". q full crop. FAN
wheat looks better than az last report
Plenty Uf water for irrigaion.-J. A..
Ulntah. weber Co.-No rain during
the week. Ideal weather Tor huylng.
Thus Tar the hay crop shows only
about two-thlrdH Of an average crop
Almost an Of the winter wheat. which
" now heading, VIII bo too short FOR
cutting Chaa, dc Ia Baumc.
Tuoolc Tourlr Co.-rhr weather has
been suitable Tor AN Irrigated crops and
they have made rapid growth. Some uf
the dry farm wheat u very llght, and
some " IL Is being cut FOR hay. i. J.
ELLINGTON.
Taylorsyillc. salt Lake Co.-Au lrrl-
gated crops are doing we'll. Corn and
potatoes look promising, Dry farm
grain looks bad, First crop uf luccru o.
being cut ana la very light Brcta are
making a good growth. u. BRING
oakley summit Co.-Nlco. warm
week aud small grain grew rapidly.
Luceru IN about 10 Inches hiHh. Gar
dcnA are doing nicely River ~ very
high. First watering Of wheat has be-
gum, 49,, Snupp
Coaivlilc. summit Goa tine growing
week with the exception OF the frusta
at night which damaged peas ana other
tender plants, Grass and grain have
done wolff. beard.
salem, t.lh Co-Tho past week has
bcon very favorable Tor the growth ~
vegetation. crops look well, nnylng lH
the order OF the day. Early potatoes
beginning 90 be- used. EARLY pieces of
fan rye commencing 60 ripcn-D' r.
Taylor.
Lchi Utah Gothic week. generally,
was favorable for growth Most crops
look fair, Heot thinning ~ about CONE
plctcd the plants generally look well,
luccrn cutting Just started. The yield
viii be lighter than last season, but viii
be fnir.-J WoodhouHo.
payHon city Utah Gothic cutting
and handling Of the hrHt crop OF hay ia
Keeping the farmers busy. Home
grown peas, turnips, strawberries and
cherries are ON the market. Dry land
hay lH very light BpetH. potatoes and
corn are looking hno. The ground u
getting dry and rain would do much
good ID. stark.
m0rnlugs OF tho wcck but the heat
during the day has been oppressive
frhunderHtorm on tho 2ith with 90 Oi
rainfall Vegetation ~ growing rapid
lv and the river and creeks are high
The high water IN Provo river has don,
some damage 20 low meadows and
graln lands. Lucorn will soon be ready
10 cut.--John Crook
Teyan. Junb Goa very favorable
growing week, days hot but nights cool
and pleasant. Fan wheat ~ heading
out. Spring wheat and oats look Wei
hut are two weeks behind the HonHon
I.ucern Il just starting 10 bloom
Strawberries are ripe but scarce'-Wm
Nj Pleasant. sanpete Gothic wea.
Their OF the past week nus heon yer,
beneficial 20 the garden, farm and or,
chard. There r. an abundance "I
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