Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-06

l clay (RcyaD Harvest being pushe
and small grain mostly cut: threshn
begun; yield and quality good (Spen
cer) HAY all in stack and SOM, i
damaged condition; small grain nov
III shock and q little threshing done
corn coming rapidly.
Sioux Qreton) Week favorable 70
Icrops; harvest almost completed; cor
doing We'll.
West Central District.
Sac (Sac City) Rainy; harvesting
nearly iinished some of the grain lef
uncut: corn showing up Well
Woodbury. (SouN city, Rain -
Temperature excess for week, % de
srees: favorable for harvest.
Monona (Mapleton Finest week o
the season: harvest about complete,
and some grain stacked corn promise:
heaviest crop in years but is ten day:
late. (onawa) Rain AZ; winter whea1
yielding forty eight bushels per acre
corn caring finely.
Carroll (carrolD Rain IL; fine fo,
| harvesting and having; corn is doing
| we'll.
| Harrison G.ogan) Rain "a fine 70,
prairies good: corn looking fine: hay
and pastures on the bottoms spoiled and
much tame hay injured; potatoes the
best in years.
Woodbury. (Correctonville) Rain
90. harvest completed and threshing
begun, light yield OF grain corn caring
Well.
Central District.
Grundy (Grundy CenteD Fine
week: harvest completed; early thresh-
ing begun.
Hardin Gowa Falls) - Harvesting
about completed; yield would be above
average but for wet spots where grain
could not be cut: corn doing WE'LL
Webster (Fort Dodge Rain lO2;
sunshine IS per cent; in south aud
heavy loss of small grain. the fields be-
Ing too wet to use binder; corn doing
We'll.
Greene (Jefferson) Rain o5: fine for
hay and grain harvest; corn making
good growth a large acreage of pas
ture injured by water
Boone (OSden -Most of the grain
and hay secured. (Woodwarc) Fine
weather: harvesting difficult on account
of soft fields, heavy loss of grain from
Story lNevada)- Harvesting about
finished: threshng begun; corn is maxi
ing good progress. Games l. S. CD
a favorable week for getting grain into
shock; corn doing all that can be ex-
pected.
Marshall Estate Center)- Harvesting
cone and stacking Well along: corn
looking we'll and prospects are bright
for big crop.
Jasper (Monroe)-Most of the hay
crop put up; some late oats to cut yet:
rye and spring wheat very good: oats
that We're lodged making a poor WELD.
Guthrie (StuarD-E'ine week for har
vestins and threshing; corn never
looked better than now; potatoes rot
ting in some fields.
Dallas (Waukee)-Rain 10; for July,
'.2s inches. oats poor quality and yield I
ing forty to fifty bushels per acre: /
spring wheat ten to twenty; barley
lbout forty bushels and excellent quail
ty.
South Central District.
Mahaska (Oskaloosa) Harvesting
md haying We'll along: some threshing
lone with good results; a shower would /,
lelp corn.
Warren Gndianola) Small grain in 4
hook and threshing begun finest out
ook for corn ever seen in this section:
ain. inch.
Madison lEarlham Harvesting over
ma threshing begun: some hay to put
Up yet: fine corn weather. ,
Union (Crestom Good harvest /,
Weather; corn, oats and hay scoring +,
God record.
Clarke (Hopeville)-Good week for ,
aging much timothy has been cut for ,
sed threshine oats begun. with good /;
ield and heavy weight as far as heard /,
rom; fine prospect for corn. probably :.
ever better at this time of the season. .
Lucas (chariton) Rain. IA; good for ,
aying and Stacking grain: hay crop j,
le best for years. (Warren)-Corn on
pland is immense: some threshing
one with variable results.
Monroe (Albia)-Rain, IA: seven ;,
ear days: grain about all in stack or :.
lock; hay saved i'm good condition.
Appanoose (Centerville)-Timo y y
FRY good and nearly all up: Hungarian =
X ~
1t We'll, only a little damaged: corn is -
itra good, and standing up we'll; fruit :,
'ntlnueS to improve.
Wayne (Seymour) Two weeks good :,
Gather: harvesting being pushed and =
reshers in operation: oats yielding 80 =.
90 bushels; corn doing WE'LL CALLER
MA vast amount of hay and grain II
we'd in good condition: corn making :.
pid growth and prospects fine. u
Decatur (Weldon) Harvesting rap =
ly pushed; grain being stacked or Y
reshed: much timothy cut for seed
IN never better; potatoes enormous; "
piles doing fairly Well Ia
(Mt. Ayr)-Rain Al; hay q
g nearly done and good crop pretty ~
ell taken care of: corn doing finely W
Southwest District. ST
Cass (WiotO Good week for farm l.
'rk; harvesting about completed: >
me threshing done. Jt
Red Oak)-No rain: v;
reshing progressing; highest yield of 81
inter- wheat reported 50 bushels. GEL NJ
about done and most of 81
ain cut. 81
Adams (Corning)-Best week for M
King care of oats and hay: will need
other week to finish; some oats
early planted corn never so VIC
cd as now. tE
Taylor (Blockton)-Rano on 9th. PA ar
hes; earliest and best cultivated pr
IN earring with two or three ears on el
llk: probably 10 per cent of small
hin is past saving. (Bedford)-Hay- d.
: most all done and a good cron. corn NJ