Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-08-28
rrgED IN GROWTH
.or HELD BACK BY LACK
w OF SUNSHINE.

Or y "
ut;curnr Delayed by Low
...rature AMI Much in Danger OF
@P e.re II Ia in Condition to
|" ..,-Rains stop Harve't.
,bcr bureaus weekly sum-
,,op conditions is as follows:
,ha third consecutive week OF
= +, rooJ weather in the northern
'''' ,.t Of the Rocky Mountains.
! 5 ,l,r,bDp temperature conditions
..ag1 in the Southern States. A
~ # the Missouri and portions
s ..o.r Mississippi and Red River
|. ", valleys have suffered from
moisture. while drought pre-
n, rpn raj and upper portions OF
a.. ,,lDey central and southern
md il portions of Florida and
.n,Eont the northern and eastern
~ ,he corn belt the weather has
,,ol for maturing corn, which
.0r late. The crop has, how
.,r,,r improved. especially in the
.nl western districts, the out
.. promising in Kansas. In the
.,.ru portions of the corn belt,
~, Nebraska, Iowa, Wisconsin
ro,s Of Missouri and Illinois,
m,nt need for warmth and for
,qrt sunshine. Drought in the
.a.o valley has materially lessen
n,,spccts for corn in that sec
sl,ye further checked the pro-
ar spring wheat harvest in the
and Minnesota. In the central
.-gn Rocky Mountain and Eor h
roast districts spring wheat has
!, mosrsssed under favorable con-
m shock and stack have been in
rwpt weather in portions of the
and upper Mississippi valleys.
IN has made rapid growth
ol. the cotton belt. and in por-
lie central and wcste-.; districts
sya North Carolina complaint
nrjl growth is quite general rust
ta.lug being also reported in the
and eastern districts, while
ai0s have caused injury in por-
North Carolina, Alabama, Louis
ni Arkansas. Little picking has
re in South Carolina, Florida and
first" bale having been sinned
A Carolina on the 18th, four days
ian the average.
weather has affected tobacco I'M
Ny in Kentucky, Pennsylvania
FEW England; elsewhere the crop
de satisfactory progress.
general outlook for apples Is not
Peciol Reports by States.
yg, are special Geographic bull
r nearby States:
sample rainfall In most sections;
good condition, considerable fall
lone, corn advanced, but crop still
1 fears entertained that much crop
:. nature unless frost Is late; thresh
81 continues light yield; marked Inn
,i In PASTURES; second crop clover
2p,d growth, large crop TO be har-
seed, potatoes yielding below ex-
apples continue dropping; out
romhle.
Precipitation ample In south. de-
HSrNhrrc, temperature deficiency
4rd. thrCShinG wheat and oats III
Elton continues: no Improvement In
ny potatoes yielding light; late po-
auIstng; corn greatly improved, but
Y favorable weather balance Of sea-
0og is not expected; apples prom
4 aep, all growing crops need warm
oo, and very dry; drought serious
and south, and gardens, potatoes,
n FbeS, pastures, buckwkeat, forage
@ corn much affected: late corn
s very poor and deteriorat!ng In
q State; Weld OF wheat, oats, and
= 'r to fair; blowing for wheat
a'e potatoes promising in north;
Al aliWE hcrun; apples affected by
,olrS ripcnIug; peaches very
- Is .alr; large crop of plums, but
% Cool. moderately dry weather
it, completion of oat harvest ana
brit checked growth of Negeta-
az da',y corn, which is backward
ID potatoes and huckwheat fairly
5. sugar heets making fine growth
- t,anciuc rapidly and rye seeding
"a es fairly promising.
Corn two to four weeks be
=. and should frost occur before
slFumber little sound corn will be
wme oats In northern sections
an IT, elsewhere grain harvest com
x tdrcshing under way; potatoes
Il, wood crop anticipated; tobacco
"a ,u.. GOOD crop; apples light crop,
n +. nlackhcrrics heavy crop.
80 MI grains cut In south but
!. is nearly ripe; three good days
a. ,or stacking and some shock
~ 1ut much wheat, oats, and bar
W enough to thresh: damp, cloudy,
al Gather In north has delayed ripen-
"a Nesting OF wheat and oats: corn
an % weather to mature 1t before
an
cs Week uuscasouably cold, cloudy,
rts stacking and threshing retard-
,st c OATS damaged In shock; corn
:. Some progress, hut there Is urgent
.Tw, dry weather for normal de-
AZ, o. early md late planted fields;
= 1ea, early apples abundant; late
BOW Improvement.
Cool. wet week, uufavorable
- s''Wth of corn; early fields in
o stage, late fields need warmer
"T ,tt.'r stacking and threshinS
Nrrk because Of excessive rain
IN shock reported from mum
-.f@>trrn counties: hay and pas
n s-I. fall blowing begun IN south
Ikhh crop light.
80. ,orn fine; early about made In
. cd .NStiag and silktuE; threShing,
Ces toW'Hg progressing In west, but
late 'aWs Ina ceatral and cast por-
Alsec o@WaSr to wheat and oats In
j Eli %'.h ny d3WpucSS; grass fine ;
IRE "ia.ia fine and ready to cut;
-- -'>"S In south, poor In north.
Az ''4 III Few Lines.