Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-07-10
WEEKLY CROP


WEEKLY CROP BULLETIN.
the past week, generally accompanied By cool weather, and
what vegetation had not alTeadE Observation-Disclosures,
was greatly revived and given q fresh start
Most late sowp grain bids fair to make nearly half acrop,
but of the early sown, butlitte remains. Wheat especially,
has suffered severely. and the full extent Of its damageean
not betod now, Oats corn, potatoes and FAX are now
growing rapidly, as is wild grass.
Considerable ground has been planted to forage crops,
and IN some sections, wheat, which is too poorSto be har-.
vested, will be cut for fodder.
Flax remains very uneven some being ID blossom, and
some fax just coming up.
but recent rainshaye revived potatoes and flax. Minnie Iake-The
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forgrass, fax and milet.
BH Esiisls' Ut sal hss ss.. r ATE s sssses ,a sa a ,sS, p tss sasaf' Which : :
REsa5sIe GHIsssgIa ngoIssir v ts past past w wsssSa has h hslps Sad dh $ grass gsaz some some.
fetal effect on vegetation not previously DESTROYED by weeds and
Ass-..W.arren--Rec ent rains have improved crop; oats stalks growing;
sGss q s Hh recent ss laina p'9 ussa HsnofHs ay paa hg be sses Il gr ssy D pgssl
Weather s6 sG have B 6eea fa saa BGsis osWha A Wseas reasipy. .! Hieks sand soel
poets e hall ssopoi What wheat : lstt; oats generally fair; corn dong
ssns I se1s an an potatoes DONG sGa R asfl EVE TTsfs sasaess IN weather ssss s. ana ram an
a Via iR Rss.fa vssss sn ss III, s'z lax corn and ae oats n ssisys al nas asS ssts ":
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since the rain; aaz fair; oats far; wheat past recovery, with the *
hsys s1as aaai ssPlsz a sns os san ~. has ] 11 iaIs g gEsia, and W.} Es gHl NOW "
sssS s ssP$ Ssiis 4 SI 5s;s q ! J Am ss.I ss ss.,l 5ssslas ss 81: i, St a;s ssaS;ss
past recovery. TulersenM4Hs ~ rains nn n have sG improved : a9 vegetation an snd
hay = @lisf ! l4 as4. 5'ste we're = s seo late s & sslP -aseas n nass '4 Hsadsa
ERN ,a9GoskIRsssat l Hssyy y Fai Ps have : gsa revived hssla The crop considerably oas ..aBGs
destroyed. Ns's1s " W. \ { - 'epu'SD = ~ a'sa0s
: Has Mss1 Rd Pa ma ess h sssn a { s9sa si gssa Sc 81 gs h5 ot ,ia Etsin
G is Tate 5s gTS Ws a e. s, sna b bsgs sM = n whsst being bgt p1 e aa up - W Vale al3s
sown grain. Fergus-Heavy rains have improved late soWn grain; the
S 81 sF; IS. E i ! s sssP s Il ss : S.. 4 sss 4sssys j has;s'ss9ksssss have have
RIGGS-Hannaford-Coo with good showers; flax and oats doing
KIDDER--crysta springs-corn and potatoes looking fine; hay i'm
MoURE-Griswold- Rain came too late 10 benefit wheat, but viii
e Rsp ase1 ssea and 'sl J R ssii inches sse i l ssfn ssEe past esss s week eaihsy s bs e5as q
Ssss' p psasaes 0 and n lseme s sssa gram grain, u aso p son ee apa. M pic asy nfN gs
rains win u help sa grain On new land and sumner fallow, and also. flax,
Io naat II ssgil s,si1 ssaa ,s hsys helped pastures potatoes and corn;
LEAN.Wsahburn-Cro improving since the recent rains; flax
sss fsia' ia se segs y xH e Bs worth F eassBg; sezn sd hs ssy , PseEsg as zPes
M eRane R1!csnS on B II ;M,e crop; corn growing e. slowly; no hay
5S 5s;.i R Rsis ssssIhssssasRRs5 sss l e - 81 fs sss;s e. .s ss g s e. S I'LL s sass
HsbronaaWs may gs some seed sns snd fes sass sia ses tha g rams vsrs much
N~EIsoN-Lee-Rain will help oats, barley and flax, but was too late
NIB g A ella pan Nay yet have half : crop of aaz. but not over 3
e seld f "a nhsa aitDa nsRe to- late t. 6 E gss g g Wnsas e ss9edt bl.s sS e.
Rains. have helped all crops, especially aS and oats. ST. Thomss-
e aTss5 SRssss' ssss vi .SRs ssys . y small ana s.r sh s th mostly 'sssp. =! ef asssfa:
RaHaacr 3 n this ha's sec IS IS IS IA S1i from abe being lasg : to ssid fs q gsa and N las
gt fodder enough fr stock, and about a gaarter Of 4 crop 3 q y g RAIN
R~AMSEY-Fox Lake-No wheat of any account; oats and barley fair;
flax good, but short. Crary|Oats and barley fair; flax good, but
short; rain has helped some wheat fields.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rains, where not too late, have helped the
crop. ##@4 # & ##& -
esMAsa w aps e lgon saai much inpr9 ga by recent rains
conditions, and a half crop is expected. observation-disclosures
soaked by recent rains, and grain looks very good. Pennington
Crops Of all kinds doing very well since the recent rains. .Theed-
Heavy rains make some crops sure, even il We get no more rain.
rains will help corn, flax, late wheat and
grass. Nichdson-Crop looking fair since heavy rain, and half crop
expected. # #
sTARK-Gladstone.Heav showers have helped out everything; late
grain will make half a crop. Dickinson-Grass has been helped by
the heavy rains and cool weather. 0 1.881
carbohydrates rains came too late to help wheat much:
some of it can be made feed of; fax should make a fair CROP. Fin
ley-Oats and barley viii make a fair crop; flax very spotted; wheat
that was apparently dead. is stooing
NmWindsor--Go showers have improved grain and grass.
Eldridge-Flax will now make a fair crop, as will some oats and bar
ley; but little wheat; potatoes doing finely. Medina-Rain has e.
U vived grass and flax: wheat was beyond recovery. Edmunds-Good
rains fell during the week. Pngree-There will not be seed raised
here. except on some limited areas of flax.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES wheat past recovery; fair prospect for hax
and oats, since the rains. Bisbee- Everything looks better since the
rain. but much Of the wheat is beyond recovery.
TRAILL-Buxton-Weat has been favorable for what little crop IL
5 left. &Gnmmings-feayy rain, but came too late to make a wheat
crop Mayrine-Gond rains will help some grain, and make a crop