Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-06-21
CONDITION OF
CORN MAKES RAPID cd
WESTERN STATE
Rainfall Is Uneven-somc 8
fer from Too Much Moist
Wheat Generally Show
representation Well r.,

The weekly crop report
weather bureau gives the foI
eral summary of crop conditiol
out the country:
Highly favorable tempor,
tons prevailed during tho
great corn States of the cent
the central and west gulf Stal
from excessive heat, and n
from the upper Missouri vol
New England coast have
temperatures too low for
growth. The lower Missonr;
Mississippi valleys and the sad
ton of the upper lake rerio,l
ceived additional heavy rains
in portions of these districts a
need of cultivation. Abundant
effectually relieved drought IN
Atlantic States, but the almost
sence of rain in the central
gulf States has intensified ARD
ditions previously existing in
tions.
Corn has made rapid grow
braska, Kansas, Missouri Ipdia
portions of Illinois and Iowa
much improved in Ohio. In N
Iowa and northern Illinois tba
suffered from heavy rains. ana
consin and Michigan from both
moisture and low temperature
is suffering seriously from IA
the central and west gulf States.
Winter Wheat Looks Be /
Winter wheat has made favor
gress during the last week fuI
provement being reported from
valley and lake region. In nord
nOis the crop has suffered to soIJ
from heavy rains, and much id
rich soils is reported from w
Harvest has begun in Kansas nj
ern Illinois, has progressed undj
able conditions in Missouri, is i
ished in the Carolinas and ~
and wheat is ripening in soutl
braska with promising outlook.
wheat cmontinues in promising
in Washington and Oregon. ant
crop is being harvested in nortl
central California.
Spring wheat has been dan
flooded valleys in portions of Il
is doing we'll in the drier portion
State, and some Of the late
South Dakota is weedy. With
ceptions the crop is in cxccllei
ton.
Oats have suffered some il
northern Illinois and portions
from heavy rains, and too ranl
is reported from Nebraska and
sin; elsewhere the crop has adv,
vorably.
Over the northern portion of
crn and central districts and
throughout the eastern portion Of
ton belt cotton has experience
ally favorable conditions. Over Il
ern portion of the central dist
throughout Texas the crop has m
growth.
The season has been unfayOl
transplanting tobacco in the mi
lantic States and Kentucky, and
has suffered much from drought
ginia, North Carolina and por
Kentucky.
The general condition Of sr
tinues favorable, except in the [
ley and middle Atlantic States,
Reports from Western Sta
Texas-Excessive heat and dryi
severe on all vegetation; cotton ht
own generally, but In many section
arrested; corn being cut for fodder
Kentucky-Warm; some Iocalitlt
Ing for rain. others have too niue
harvest In progress, about nail Ct
doing well; tobacco acreage short
Missouri-Rain badly needed in S
otherwise week exceptionally favor
Illinois-Warm, with heavy rains
portion, and rather dry In SCUM
oats, corn, grasses, and potatoes "
but some injury to wheat, oats
potatoes by excessive rains IN mort
south by dry weather; wheat ia
gun; gardens doing well; some lfC
from trees.
Indiana-Too wet to cultivate ID
ton and rain interrupted clover
Ing in south section; improvement
and oats continues; corn, except
ern counties, and clover, potaIogi
co, tomatoes, and gardens IN eAce'
dition. ..4
Ohlo-Weather favorable, except
by storms In central and northern
wheat improved slightly, some S u.
ed; corn much improved; apple, ~
Michigan-Wet cool weather ue as
work and retarded growth Oh co COR
wheat, rye. oats, barley, meauO
nostures improved and are p
H i,,or,n drv weather much needed
hay. +. soutl
Wisconsin-Heavy rains ID SUI 49,
ton, elsewhere showers, corn co.. on,
low on lowlands and cay oo1 Sol
weedy; warm, dry weather, n ,luci
wheat and rye filling wen, inug 81,
on rich soil; oats and Dafiey D. D
lent promise: hay crop hea'!
plants large and vigorous, ,uoo+
rainfall in about half Of state
small grain considerably d9Lnos ,cr
cd valleys: In relatively Dry P0bt
cereal crops are doing We"
bulky. VII air+r,buted,
rains; favorable temporal urC 10 4
snring wheat, oats, barley IT,, LEt, =
toes, and grass continues E"''-'
orally making good growth.
Nebraska-Warm, with ne .ho9t
fine growing week; winter MnG max
TO promise large yield; OATS LS lH' r.,
growth and lodging somewhat
fine condition. oos
Kansas-Much field work IN eI IN
western divisions, but 700 Wv, mI beg
corn growing rapidly, having -,.ir g' y
fine: second crop alfalfa gro"'"0
Row at Mormon Meetina
The people of the Davis c ,rnre
Of Marshall County, ny" frsi