The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-03
year.
Reports of corre.nopaeut..

Lover sound; Prairie Hope al hsled light crop.
w, qaAiiiy granherries the same Potatoes be
- "lss one Dali CROP Apples are fair crop. Car
~ gp~d, ouions good; 40 cabbage Anaccrtes-
fo.th aeout s;epled in everything except late cab
ton The rains have started the grass Prsine
asinx spnut anishet. An fruit picked. except late
sl'.~ sogpsyiils- ThFeshing al done, rrsne dtJ-
atfieu Potato digging we'll along; some already
2 ne pits Killing frost on eeth and eth Brin-
non Potato aierinz and apple picking In progress
Potatoes fair. though more small ones than usual.
Apple crop average. though are rusty Sub
SOL very dry yet
Upper Sound; oiympia-Frnst on 18th. 18th and
Ath cut tendG vegetation Winter apples are
ready 70 pick. Prrnea about ali gathered; light
complete DiRgins potatoes; crop light. but choice
Pastures got rcry dry. bat rains are improving them
some fan blowing going on Root crops are doing
e e,ney WI have fair crop q apples Columbia
cst1- First frusts mornings q 18th and 18th wilted
pumpkin et'cumtcr and potato wires 70 the ground;
also killed sugar corn. Fruit crop was generally
berries extraordinarily large crop Garden vegetables
iaily fair sversee Kegt Hon piesns well along;
VII probably finish early this week Potatoes now
being dug, Yield and quality good where uuin-
tuYed ~ cutwcrms. Tuion- Nearly all apples I'M
onss Hss AZ passse, ana T s sFa ~ 70 me
fair yield. Colby ~PotAtnes not good as thcT
should b. Not favorable year as whole. Bal
low Late fsins have started W. fall pastures fIune
dryHg finished; csop was good. Potatoes all dug
crop reor Apple eson not sood; and they are drop
seuthwsst co,,ntie., Kalams-Hops are mostly
secured IN good condition Prunes all dried In good
,hape Picking srres ana pears has commenced need
Ia Center FAN picwine begin Prune drying done
Fruit picking under faii headvay
HpuNne Country Peone-fsale on III blew on
Fa9 MINI , r@a y n;ss or ma ss.,roy tos
tors and all vines on hizh. AZ wen as low land.
Thteshins done Fairfield Winter wheat seeding
an fuil progress Potatoes light crop. beet harvest
progressing Smelly; crop better than last year Fruit
being picked: apple crop dne.
BIC Bend Country: Bcmis- killing frost on Ssh.
Eve ttfYo fnd M
large amount of fruit Fan wheat coming MP nne
Volunteer wheat Is four TO six inches high and VIII
make good fall pasture There is an unusual amount
If moisture IN the ground for this time n year 81
Andrews Thresherz not done yet Yield good
quality cord Crescent Greatest storm and heases.
frost known here 10 September Winter wheat
growing we'll Frii blowing commenced. Rtzviie-
Hard storm I'd blew of much fruit Fine wealth
for seeding
Palouse Country: Pullmsn-Hsrrest Is over:
wheat oats and barley in store Wheat about two
thirds cor. Oats one-half Barley almost fsi-
urc Crops about all secured In good shape
except frii, Hlgh winds have blown on the great.
tr part Of late APPLES. pears and late psachss Most
severe wndst0rn seen here on cd. dayton
An crops harvested and under cover Wheat was ey-
crptionsi in duality. Int harley was not up 20 ex-
pcc,Atons either in Weld or in Quality No seeding
for new eron has been done
Ri,titss Country: EnensbrR-Ths hav is now s
M Some eot wet. hui Il a fine crop. Wheat about
an threshed: thrsesorrths yield Oats and barley
not quite IN 70 average Potatoes not half
crop. but good Onions ore splendid. ot fhe acre
aes Is short Gle Elum Threading all done Oats
very poor Yield Potatoes about onethird CROP
nearly ready 10 dig
Yakima Country Parker Hieh winds 70 blew on
sorre APPLES hut cleaned the hers. which VIII hs All
picked hy Tuesday Week favorable TOT all farm
work
Kiictitst Country white Salmon Fall wheat com
ing up nicely nineen--ti crops gathered except
winter APPLIES potatoes and srme roots. Seeding and
blowing not vet finished Fruit crop was large hay
ard winter wheat good spring wheat below average;
com potatoes and gardens NJ usual
Notice 10 Correspondents This Is the last crop
bulletin ef the series of 1870 The director desires
TO express the thanks ~ the chief of ire weather
,n,resu ana his own for the valuable reports that
the correspondents have rairstakinsiy furnished
Repor,s NAV now he stopped until another season
exce,t IN the winter wheat regions. from which
monthly reports 10 reach this office ssont the 18th
a. ~ SALISBURY.
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