Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-09-11
WEEKLY CROP BULLETIN.

While the past week has been more favorable for harvest.
ing and threshing than the two preceding ones, still rains
have fallen almost daily iii some sections, retarding ali
work, and causing grain to further deteriorate. In some
sections, where there has been no rain, threshing has been.
going on, with variable results, most of the wheat grading
low, on accounted damage from wet weather.
Harvest may be said to be finished, except Of flax, and Of
that, all sown early has been cut, but that sown late is
still green and shows no signs ofsripening, but if not
harmed BY frost within the next two weeks, which seems
very improbable, will make a good crop.
Corn and potatoes are ripe and are being gathered in
most sections. Fodder crops are being cut, while the late
rains have caused such a rapid growth of grass that in
most sections, plenty Of hay will be secured for feed.
little threshing dome and grain that has been thhreshed Is heating in
sloWnsss q II to ripen; ground IS very soft, and il many fields would
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p3Sa aGns e a lay S la q PC Fsfa v :, 5 sssPaWs / shower; th.sssbiag:
Favorable 11 one fos th1eshing, most q which now finished. Tower
f Sasia farm se es;' s Sssk .sssss Gssa s eespisssd so asa o aaa 9gi gsn dayGra sas
it will be q light crop; corn and potatoes about ready to gather.
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lax asss about lssdH een Slsei + wheat V { baby ssRobid lsach ed'' bszl g q gssdn, a fossRs
wheat ass ' IS s!aREn so Is tie 5s'e Shock + o Rssssss asFn Ps sd s ii ssls s zsiiR Rssy
! . ) bushels e Wheat; !ss as4 ee seest tS1ea agss Sissss y5s5ss t #isP : Z
very hne stand; corn and potatoes about matured; grazing very good,
aM1ns srudE add esrn 51Sn past nia hsz been : good week tor haynaaing;
FosTER-Barlow-T past week has been favorable for all crops;
e ga e ero @stp peash i fss kIl P P5 sas6 il being Hsy cut Fl aa yy;;s9s y, win sb e !
ers have .interferred with stacking and threshing; late fax not ripe
z ySe y ieas thFeshing has been done but have not YET learned as e
ek "a y tb Fo sSssf .nipg nsas {ss st hssyy g 5%Rs T. have fsss started ass! grain : s5 Eseg
comes soon, wheat will be unstable; fax does not show any signs Of
MG flaEA J = hnI Ha5bor-Th reshing has sonnenced; wheat yields
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d days more more, i It fr9 9 keeps keeps off; Washburn4Thrsshn commenced;
asa i doing we'll, and IS good crop As last Year i expected i { isost
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grain g gle sa Isg ii II e shocE ys apd h STACK; fs what h iEsls st zap 8. sh bssn sSt ~ Y
sproutfng badly; weather too warm and moist. AN ls g 80
Rs gram i craving asi in ths sh6eEs! he ct sssp isssRRsd v By assy gra ssinS I
moulding 'Rss 2sst e Shock; t aessiasesb ds9 Isl h sBsi Esi; e sss ia j Ut sRS Sss. and
5s ss4 Z : g : s %sS .zsssss s szs s ! z s ssi:'E s ss5a =. T @sis s ysss
8sss ripe Il e some some E early a. p FAX ~ cut fst fos 6 say; R Ra Yields 81 fro sa2 3 q ia L.
bushels bashs per 3sra acre sao WahPet h be- generally favorable the past
under way; Some fall blowing done. 81 49, = ni'spA Z w
ana Tie crop g much better than u Vas ssri 1ss i r s KS season. a I'M most
{ ne hea s9In pai and q n exc is. SIT ia but dd II i p sRoh5eg d IL the fields i t oTing ! to
the ones first set and some Of them sproutng. DTclkiinson~Pota,
crops srl ii al ' @atusd dsG good rain i latter Eess Part az # & V sasn = growing o'hef
Hssag. 5as g1aTiss; pgsassss t aaae Ra PPs sebsi aGasi yis bsz i Se;as. a ass
all threshed. average yield about 3
bushels mshls on aaeereage1c cut very few got back seed; some hax being cut;
IT will take about two weeks moreto ripen that sown late; pota-
toes generally poor. A @#
TRAIII-Galesburg-Rain fore part Of week delayed threshing some;
shock threshng will be finished this week; nearly all the fax will be
cut this week; blowing in progress. Observation-Disclosures wheat
has been threshed, averaging from 8 to s bushels per acre Of No.2
northern; there will be considerable fax, but about one-third of that
seeded was powed up
3sss nbHisl Bsss DELAYED bs r ssh Yields AZ ins sasss about R ssYs ] sssD, and
AISHl-Dundee-Heay rains have prevailed the past week; about
s ssssa, sd It & a : generals sssR j t L sses a4s zsf j n q Ss & shape e. stacks have taken
Continued dry weather; most Of the flax is yet to
cut; no threshing done yet. s
.oPosALs FOR BEEF. FLOUR AND