The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-29

20 injury. Oats In Lewis and other southwest
counties ars mostly in the shock and threshed.
cades Y now practically completed Thrrshins in
we helos = nearly completed and frum the stack II
show the Yield q wheat oats and barley 70 be con-
20 average Yield 10 the Wslia wsils country 70
TAR Yield in the Spokane and Big Bend districts.
with poor crop IN msny localities.
The fruit crop Is bountiful one. especially sp-
ne condition The yisid win not be hesyy' but -iil
be Of excellent quality. Picking win be general in
ten 10 fourteen days
some to be the tobacco worm. has appeared in San
Iuan county" says Mr. r. C. wills
Reports of Correspondents.
Lower Sound: la Connsr-oa.s nearly ell cut.
win start merit week coupeviIie- Threshins begun.
but stopped by rain. good crop, both Of wheat
and oats Primes riPenins fast; drying wiz begin
toes badly damaged By worms: late ones have es--
capcd Oak Harbor-Ths ground is wen soaked;
grain win not be damaged much. II rain stops
BrinnonItalian prunes getting ripe piurs ripe.
s9ns early apples bare ben shipped :.
hage short crop Pan city-some rrsin damaged
dg en- rsss fsss pn 1ssas pnaa and ' esea
,as open badly Apple crop GOD na.'I,s, '' ne.
sreay ssse.a meadow, ana Wars
yestinE about completed, and ttreshing going on.
Oats generally lighter than expected. Hops good
about two weeks Enurnciaw.Rsin helped pas
lures. Some oats down, but no damage done. Hops
coming on fine. HarbornIhe worms are gone.
ening fast sumner-worms DESTROYED about one
hall the potato crop and gardens Pastures good
has benefited pastures and vegetables. which were
suffering
lighter thar. expected VIII be fair crop Garden
vegetables doing weil. Fruit light crop. Mel
bourne Most Of the grain secured. Heavy rain q
rsss. Considerable grain being housed Rain lat
ter part Of week stopped cutting Tbfcshing In
r e nes s q 70 , ons erep, s H.
vest about ended Oats and wheat yield below
pecta,ions. wildwood -Hayesting done, Thresh-
good promised last month; heavy straw. but poor
iy filed. Other grain in better shape Amboy-H
. ad sSs n Ss sars 70
Harvesting done; yield Of wheat and oats far be
low expectation. Late potatoes ar. looking nae.
center-Threshing begun. Data and wheat very
light. Prune crop light piums full crop; dryers
Spokane Country; Loon Lake Vegetables
greatly benefited BY rain. Deep creek-No injury
70 crops By rain. Cutting sbou, done. and 'hresh-
Having finished: beginning TO thrcsh spring whes,
and oats. Fairfield Harvesting progressing finely.
Yield below average. Potatoes less than half crop
Mig BEND Country. 81 s-Thrcshins be-
gun ccuiee City-Threshns begun whsst and
oats Of good quality, except summer failow land.
where II grows very rank
Pslouse Country; paha-Thrcshins in full prog
rcss Potatoes look nice Some are sowing wheat
Ri,zville-Ground too dry for sowing winter wheat
Thrpshinr well under way An average wheat crop
Fietcher-Hsrres all done Wheat Yield less than
average crop. but Of good quality. Potatoes half
crop quality fair.
wsnn wsils Country: wsiia walia-Harvest Is
over Dayton-Rain nterfeeed with harvest. no
damage. Wheat quality excellent. but not up to
expectations, although up to average, Barley.
predictions Of enormous crop not fuhed; crop light
In yield and quality: very little will pass for brew
ing Fruit. crop Is enormous. and fruit perfect
Not worm Ia f. Cabbage . total failure
Kltcktat Country: Centervflle--whest cut and
,h.eshing progressing rapidly Wheat Of good quail
ity. but less than average erop. Lyle Threshing
hnished and corn cutting and fruit gathering " on
hand Scott Yield IL root crops Is good. but they
are taking the dry rot
q. N. SALISBURY
Section Director.