Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-18

pastures and meadows fine; corn growing
finely; potatoes splendid.
Dodge-Oats very rank; wheat heading;
rye and potatoes promise a large crop; corn
and sugar beets good stand and in fine con-
Douglas-Spring wheat and oats much
improved, beginning. to head; rye good;
corn, good stand and generally free from
h~olt-Spring wheat and oats looking
well; corn growing fast; early potatoes In
bloom; small fruit yielding. well.
Madison-Oats and wheat lodged some:
hay will be a large crop; corn very fine;
potatoes unusually fine.
Pierce-Oats looking fine; wheat rusting
some; potatoes large crop; corn fine and
cultivation progressing satisfactorily.
cellent crop; oats making rank growth;
corn washed some and cultivation retarded
Sarpy-Wheat, corn and oats IN good
condition and growing fast.
Stanton-Crops growing very fast; corn
helds getting weedy; sugar beets in fine
ThurstOn-Rye and barley headed out;
rapidly and clear Of weeds.
Wa~shington-Oats and wheat heading;
corn in fine condition, fields generally clear
of weeds; lowlands too wet
Wayne-Small grain and corn growing
rapidly cultivation Of corn well advanced;
pastures fine; potatoes goou.
Central Section.
stack; wheat very rank: corn growing
well, cultivated first time; pastures good.
Bunalo-Rye and wheat filling well and
promises a large crop; oats doing well;
corn mostly cultivated and some twice. =
Custer-Alfalfa, potatoes. pastures and
~Dawson-Corn growing nicely; winter
wheat filling nicely; oats improving won
derfully; corn good stand and being cul-
Garfeld-Fan wheat and rye beginning
to ripen; range fine; stock doing well;
Greeley = Corn making good growth,
nearly all cultivated first time. some sec
o1 aai time; grass ssoa and d snail grain sH t6e. corn
looks we'll; sugar beets splendid; wheat
and oats in fine condition.
Howard-Oats heading out. straw will be
long; some corn cultivated second time;
winter. wheat and rye fine.
Merrick-Rye and winter wheat looking
extra well; oats making heavy growth;
potatoes fine; corn looking very well.
Nance-Wheat promises to make, splen-
to small grain and corn by hall and wind.
S~herman-Rye and winter wheat filling
S ws5d' 6 Eass promise 6r fsrs seo nav CROP cpP3 potatoes
Valley-Fall wheat fine: spring wheat
fair; first crop of alfalfa about half cut;
wheeler-some corn cultivated second
time; good growing week.
Southwestern Section.
Adams-Fall wheat ripening fast; oats
heading and promise good crop; pastures
excellent; first crop OF alfalfa stacked;
corn fine.
~Chase-Crops growing well; grasshoppers
| nuAutIOuEs no dInukG.
Dundy-Rain needed In south part of
county; crops growing well.
EranklinwWheat and rye looking ins;
nearly cut and secured in good condition.
Frontier-Corn growing well; rather hot
too fast; heavy crop Of alfalfa cut.
~as-Al cutting about finished;
corn growing finely; some fields cultivated
Gosper-Rye and wheat well hlled; corn
"uS
ready to cut; large crop of alfalfa Sc
cured in good. condition.
Hayes-Small grain injured by dry, no.
weather; corn growing well.
H~itchcock-Hot. dry week; rain needed
wheat and rye nearly ripe.
Kearney-Alfalfa cut; wheat ripening
fast: oats good: corn fine and cultivation
progressing nicely; potatoes good.
Lncoln-Wheat., rye and potatoes grow
Perkins-Two good rains; some damage
Phelps~Rye we'll filled and rIpening: win,
ter wheat filling well; corn growing fast
most Of II very clear Of weeds
corn growing fast; alfalfa good crop and
mostly cut; rain would be beneficial.
we'll and is growing fast; early oats head,
ing; second crop of alfalfa starting finely
Western and Northwestern Section.
Banner-wheat, oats and millet damaged
by drouth.
Box Butte-very hot, ground getting dry
grass injured.
~Brown-Lght rain beneficial, but NOR,
needed, grass good.
Cherry-Grass growing WE'LL. alfalfa II
stack: cattle doing we'll.
Cheyenne-Corn locking well; wheat dam
aged by dry weather.
Dawes-Hot and dry; rain needed; gras!
turning brown.
Deuel-General rain needed; alfalfa being
cut; corn looks fair.
K~eith-Crops growing well; gr~asshopper;
very numerous.
~Rock-Alfalfa good and ready to cut
corn and early potatoes good.
SCOTS B~lun-showers have been very
beneficial; some alfalfa In stack.
SiouN-Rye headed; stock looking well
good prospect fer wild hay.
Thomas-Two good showers; pasture!
and range In fine condition.
g. A. LONELAND,
Section Director, Lincoln. Neb.
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