The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-08-31

retarded greatly on aecount@of ths
ground being too hard to u eesf
potatoes Will make fair3crops##SSAIflss
let is being harvested nSgnods#cosldia
tion, and COW peas and buckWheat are
doing fairly we'll. Peaches are a fair
crop. but apples viii be attiefslight.a
| Grapes are abundant. but rotting
some extent IN sone4countias.
Extracts From correspondents Re
Ports-Northern Section
BARBOUR Thrashing progress
ing rapidly. yield poor. but$lqualitys
good; oats making good corn
caring we'll; pastures and stsek&dpIngis
well.-J. d. D~adisman. s5
HARRISON: Grass nearly some ::s
stock not doing very we'll s@speaehssSS
plentiful. but Of poor auaiitg APPLES
scarce.-Alle1 Smith
LEWIS: Rain of great Ioeneft
pastures, but corn not ntnch be~neitef1s
about half CROP apples
NJ. Erwin.
MARION: nc ACCOMMODATIONS
might revived vegetation thresliIns
mostly done; oats good apples tall Al
ing; grapes rotting.. plurns sod but
peaches small crop.--l ailnaItsssM
MARION All Vegetatio lesefass
a rain; millet about ready TO cutsand
will be a fair crop; some pioWfngs
done: meadows starting slaWis#.-AAAYss
c. Koons
MAHSHALL Oats fttrningo CUT
good; pastures good corn NerS Green
for time of year: potatoes otting;,SS D.
pies scarce; peaches fair#crop:;MpIt5R
ing conmeuced.-J. Z. MclIeary
MONOSGALIA:: Corn oosssfairly
threshing ii proarasa oats
yielding well; peaches and pItniss ii Hen
t1tlf; about half an applecropst
S#5
PRESTON: Weather mostly
oat harvest; very little blowing
done for wheat; lightS@frost Saturday
morning.-M- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES z3
RANDOLPH: Harvesting conapIetsss
ed: hay an average OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Ingly good; corn promises an average
crop. but late; potatoes good.-GssJ
~Schoonover. #@
RANDOLPH: Weather faporabiesfor
growth of corn n buckwheat
dlC,rbuS Soca& SIOp5 lSA $1,000
frost bitten; pastures good,andEstocl
n good condition.--George ~ foktmE
ROANE: Good rains: startedsgrasssss
corn is also muchinlproyed.
but will be light; apples continue to8
fall; and peaches are smaILs--Jss#sDs@2ba
Summers.
ROANE: Dry w-eatherswith local
showers; high wind tangled corn TO-
some extent; a little hail i d
parts, but 40 damage.-M. Starcher.
TAYLOR: Corn doing fairly@WeII
but will be rather light; apples
md peaches very light crops. grapes
citing in some localities; tomatoes
otting.-W. L.. Knots.
TUCKER: Very cool nights@and7
farm days; corn oorstoSfairIy good
uckwheat fair; little fall plowing
pastures short; apples haIf
rop; but grapes and plums ful CROP
G. Fansler.
TYLER: Drought broken#by heaRs
ain; wheat t~hreshing in prograsss.S8E
ght yield; pastures short: vegetation
ably damaged by excessive drought
j. c.. Warner.
WRIT: Rain NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
corn will be a fair . but hill
orn, not one-fourth of crop;%#pas-#snSSS
Tres starting. and cattle doing we'll.
+. V. Vernon.
WOOD: Corn on hill land
failure; apple crop poor; ap~eachesSEs
air, but small, good crop grapess
ain will only help grass, d plowingas
,r wheat.--E. MeIdahl.
WOOD: Good rain his week
being dug. fair Weld
penlng, sndwiI be d f
q a week.-E.ss .Humphrey.
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