Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-07-21
WEATHER CROP REPORT.
u S. Department of Agricuture-North Dakota section-For Week
Ending July H. 1899.

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The weather conditions during the past week have been.
as a rule, even more favorable for the growth Of crops,
than those of the previous week. Warm weather has
caused rapid growth of wheat, and it is generally heading
reported in wheat in Barnes, Cass, Trail and Richland
counties, but the injury is not mentioned as serious so far.
Excessive rain and also hail in Pembina county has caused
what was needed for corn, which has made rapid growth
to to make excellent gro " Barley and flax are in blossom.
Oats is heading and doing we'll. Haying is progressing gen.
will be secured. Gophers are reported doing a large
amount of damage to grain in Foster county.
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and the early part Of this Week x caused assssI some 81 sn damage assg TT to grain in crops "qs
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grain, and corna and potatoes progressed nicely; some ha,ins being
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s son3ifien I,} potatoes "a sssai sps; S ssa is ss1jnd t Rs. Ssa wspu h9 sss srs gsqSip e
all grain has has been bm, rapid rai the ts corn crop has made =; very very marked prog e.
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n ?so5; 5ass hs zens 5 sait s %s: sr has x ssse Of H ssis S piees, but S3$9 no 's5S s%sgs
com repostedii summer ANIME f crans aye IS the s Gfaef 5oo * w weIk; wb II seems seems f y
and uneven. '',DS' 0'0p' 'N''p' 'N' avn wa"
MoNs-Braddock-Cr Crops are in good condition 50 far, but rain is
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early wheat headed out: all crops look we'll; gophers are doing a large
S ~6 be very or Ss sho4f, both IN the straw and dH heads. 10 a. : ''' '"'
excellent; wheat all headed out, and
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t 5nt sdm su vdy h te weather. wsSs; ds ali sro %sf IN s sSs vi eS h', doing fsRe's snei i ysS'
most Of the &ass IS cennenain 9s s fo So SIS M 0 weather. i fsv n co. No.
3 5esd;Sg: ps3stsss and sard St s s1ua kinds iaa4 hss! sns.p s2a iiyo ss;. wheat
no 1ssESsS c5s3nss B1 warm; a ss, ' i g2 S2 d SSt . viii 3ift Be s sssur is needed;
NELSON Else N Michigan-c0ndit0 of crop rather poor owing to excessive
EMP! "a d d6ns 1top Crops Cir Ta hayG ~ nish rapid %h ps9g {s 6. aS;iing tn p past
s sitSSn; 9 season So ei IS isfy aass s week sso}R ats sS shs x ss aaG s Th c nss',e$S sat
T Ssssisy + FIT Ct IL, It: 1 %s%'lt ss assS s sas md d WIND $sa; ;{e; gram. IN Iii 4;
crops are growing FAST; wheat mostly headed out and looks we'll;
rather too much rain. Bathgate-The past week has been extremely
e sst:. sssie s sf Ssss' o seRis q s xesst sf Ssas s all h %ssta Se'; s5 5sss' i ss
is being cut this week. WahaIa-Excessive rains during the past
week; early grain headed out and looking well; late grain on low land
suffering from too much moisture; some hail, but damage slight.
Drayton-An crops growing fast; wheat heading and some fax in
blossom.
Observation-Disclosures favorable during the past week; everything
growing fast; wheat has commenced to head out; haying will be gen.
eral next week.
RA ?as6ss snas?7. 1i bsy!i It, fai seo 5esas: d ss;; Wheat Wheat b heading s sd 7 saS
heavy. Observation-Disclosures warm and favorable; wheat heading out;
potatoes in blossom.
Weather favorable; crops generally good, except in
of all kinds look quite good, but rust
appears in some of the wheat; corn is improving. Cofax-Too much
rain and suN1y weather; wheat commencing to rust; flax doing well,
but the stand is thin; oats and barley rank and heavy, and are liable
to lodge. Hankinson-The week has been without drawbacks to
crops, but has been hot and dry corn which was heretofore back
ward, has caught up nicely with the season; rain and cooler weather
will insure an excellent crop Farmington-The past week has been
very warm, in fact it has been too warm for wheat; some signs of rust
in places. but no serious damage has resulted yet; wheat is all headed
Rather warm for wheat; a little cooler weather is what is needed;
hayng is generally in progress.
STARK-Belfed-Two nice rains during the week; crops Of all kinds
growing fast; haying has commenced. Observation-Disclosures during
the week have given grain a new start, and all early grain may be
considered safe, and will make a fair crop; late sown grain will need
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