Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-05-17

and Apple Trees Injured by Frost.
The weekly crop report issued by the
| weather bureau says: From the upper
| Mississippi valley eastward to the New
| England and middle Atlantic coasts the
| week was decidedly cold and unfavora-
| bic to growth, with light to heavy trosts,
causing much damage to fruit in the
| northern portion Of the middle Atlantic
| States and in New England. The tenn
peraturc conditions III the Southern
| States Missouri valley and throughout
the Rocky Mountain and Pacific coast
| districts were favorable. highly on the
north Pacific coast. Drought continues
| in Florida and over portions of the east
| gulf and south Atlantic States, and rain
| is generally needed in the Ohio valley
and middle Atlantic States. Rains have
afforded relief locally in the middle and
| southern Rocky Mountain districts, but
| more is needed in those sections. The
greater part OF the upper lake region and
portions of the upper Mississippi, upper
| Missouri and Red River of the North
valleys are suffering from excessive mois-
ture
| Owing to excessive rains littlc or no
corn has yet been planted in Minnesota
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mis- worI, has molr ranid progress. Good
stand, mr., ronor,1lv rrnortrd in thr Mis-
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worms are mpairing the stands in the
| Ohio valley and Tennessee. In Kansas.
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gion has experienced a week highly fav-
orahlc to the wheat crop which Is much
improved in that section. The crop con
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rI.r l 8; 800,
| ana northern California; out IL III p""E
| condition in the southern part of the
| State.
|
early SoWn spring wheat has Germl~
mated we'll and is making vigorous
| ,ro,,,tb nsunci,lly in tbn southern norton
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continued rams hl"'h Oh inc crop - H't
| TO he sown not more than half thc in
| tended orreocp hoyinr hcrn sown in
| %',,I, n,t.t
-N"Ith D"N"'a'
| oAlS harvest mas begun IN South Naro-
| lima, and the crop is riprnlnG in Texas,
while seeding continues in fine northern
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| "'N!il''H' MS ''oP n"N ""t' 7'"' .",''
satisfactory progress IN the states Of the
| central valleys but has dctcriOratrd in
| tb, .o,t o,lr Sto+n. who're Il :; hn,lin,,
| Wv '"' @', r,.'''' - "
", 100 ,..;
"f'l'F hhpf"N tIl'"' III tue '"h"'''''t
| OF meadows Is Indicated III the states OF
| the Missouri and unprr NISSissipDi val
| Lave, tb, iol,, ro.inn ,od Nav, En,I,nd
| ,''"' ''' ~ - 80" ' 'N
| but less lANoranIe reports are t'NclN"H