Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-11

rain and a little Alfalfa in stack damaged;
FinmoreScorn doing hnsly: small grain
toes good; cherries damsSsd by Wind;
aged small grain slightly; oats heading out
and ln fine condition; wheat improving.
good: oats looking better; grass excellent;
| potatoes and alfalfa hne.
Jefferson-Wheat steadily improving;
oats most too rank growth. heading out
JohnsonELttie damage from heavy rain;
all crops doing hnely: a little wheat
Lancsster-whea and oats in fine con-
| dition; corn mostly free from weeds and
doing we'll; potatoes fine.
Nemaha-Oats heading out and promise
full CROP hay will be a large crop; corn
doing well, but some washed out by rain.
Nuckolls-Wheat and oats still improv-
ing: rye good: alfalfa two-thirde of a crop;
corn fine and being cultivated second
oto-wheat and oats are doing unusually
well; corn growing nicely fruit not very
toes are fine.
Pawnee1wheat well headed out and NIL
corn n growing we'll. being euitIvsted the
second time.
Poik-some damage from heavy rain; fall
growthi pastures, meadows and potatoes
fine.
Richsrdson-wheat filling well, some
lodged by storm; oats just beginning to
head; corn growing finely: potatoes good.
saline-wheat and oats doing finely;
crop generally doing finely.
Ssunders-Wheat filling well; oats not
Condition. growing rapidly; potatoes good.
Seward-Wheat in full head: oats grow
Ing very rank grass good; corn clean and
Thayer-winter wheat Improving: oats
doing finely; some. corn damaged by heavy
~York-Smsli grain doing we'll: some fields
Of corn getting weedy.
Northeastern Section.
Antelope-Some alfalfa cut, very heavy
crop; wheat and oats growing finely; some
corn getting weedy; apple crop will be
Burt-Corn growing very fast. alfalfa
being cut, good crop; cherries light crop
rye. beginning to ripen; wheat and oats
C~edar-Barley and rye heading; corn
growing fast; pastures fine.
Colfax-Smali grain doing well; corn a
good stand and doing nicely. bu Acultivation
DELAYED by rain; early potatoes In bloom;
cultivation first time about finished; fruit
will be a small crop.
Dakota-Wheat and oats doing nicely
pastures and meadows good; corn a good
stand and mostly cultivated frst time.
Dixon-Three good rains; corn generally
clear of weeds and grass; all crops looking
fine.
Dodge-Fan wheat and rye filling well
farm work retarded by rain, but corn and
Douglas-winter wheat short, but headed
well: corn looks splendid.
Holt-Rye looking we'll; pastures excel
( lent; stock in good condition.
Knox-Some corn damaged by heavy rain
alfalfa in blossom; corn growing fast; past
ures and hay very good.
Madiso1-Ali crops growing nicely; beet'
ting a little weedy, but most OF then
clean.
P~ierce-crops Of all kinds looking well
strawberries and cherries ripening' fall
crop: potatoes good.
rains: alfalfa ready TO cut.
Z s~tanton-small. grain growing very rank
corn in splendid condition; pastures muci
. improved; potato crop will be large.
Thurston-Small grain and grass mucf
improved by rain; corn coming up rap
idly.
) some rather weedy; early potatoes in bios
> som; corn clear and good stand.
Central Section.
B~laIne-crops growing nicely; corn beinl
BooneNWinter wheat heading well: sprinl
wheat unusually good; oats weedy, blu
condition improved; corn cultivation pro
crossing well.
| condition; corr growing well, cultivation II
progress; corn looks well, but some getting
Custer-Good crop of alfalfa being cut
corn UP, good stand.
Garheld-Every prospect for big crops
Greeley-Winter wheat heading and look
= well; spring wheat and oats rather weedy
3 Haiipoats. rye and wheat in remark
ably good condition; alfalfa being cut AM
!. damaged some by wet weather; potatoe
4 good.
a Howard-winter grain and corn damage
5 nome 1 neu sy hsa ESod Ia eondI eS1 generally crop
Merrick-Oats much improved and shoy
: heavy growth OF straw; rye, wheat an,
q oats heading; corn good; potatoes and ha,
a Nance-Alfalfa. timothy and clover beinI
cut for hay; strawberries and cherries ripe
e wheat and oats in head.
Sherman-Winter wheat and rye excep
pastures good; some cornfelds gettinI
! Vsliey-Aifslfa and potatoes fine; rye un
d pastures and hay splendid; early potatoe
A In bloom; good crop of small fruit.
Southwestern Section.
Adams-wheat and oats are looking fine
corn doing well; alfalfa being cut an
some damaged by rain; cherries an
strawberries ripe.
: Chase-Corn growing well; small grain 1
Dundy-Large crop of alfalfa being cut
rye nearly ready to harvest:
being cut; warm. favorsbIe week {or sr corI
Furnas-Wheat promises to be a yer
heavy crop; rye good and nearly ready t
n harvest; pastures excellent; alfalfa heav
n crop.
= Gosper-Rye and wheat fine; corn goo
bIdnQf grass ETONlnB nlCely.
1t Harian-wheat and oats growinE wei
,f alfalfa being cut and damaged some b
rain; corn damaged some by heavy rail-
Hayes-Rye and barley looking well; ha
and pastures good; stock doing well; CO!
cultivation In progress; some report {
chinch bugs.
Hitchcock-Good growing week; corn Gu
tivation in progress.
ne Ke&rney-Winter wheat good height an
weedy and too wet to cultivate; pasture
excellent.
,y L~incoln-Small grain. corn and potatoe
growing nicely; pastures good; alfalI
- about ready to cut.
PhelpS-Wheat doing well, except sma
= area damaged by hail; corn late. but zoe
q stand; oats and rye doing well.
q Red Willow-Wheat and rye maturfn
rapidly and indications for a rood WELD
- heavy yield OF alfalfa.
= Webster-Wheat still improving; alfali
being cut. with moderate yield; pastur,
dne. Dotatoes and cats Rood