The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1905-08-31
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Conditions For Past Week aasrGlyen
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Conditions For Past Week sasrGiycn
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The North Carolina section of the
climate and ser gpala serves TyIa &9fs tie d
partmentI of a~grieugltpprse. issues .a tnf
following Official bulletin f99rE thhfs past ]
week bod @A~ ss39iBo IL u.iis.sls II /
~ Insgelfefaf the weathershas beantso .
vet fof the BestaagFos~th ofaGpops J
the week a6as Been e1oady aafd5dh
man y places + rail- Has afailenetery
day. Cotton 4hla has beet eft njdfadfT "a
,coasideEshle ,,ssFdteeInf5, b. , az tai SaiihhS ssP1dS
tomy1and eorpi has been fdhE29MW 1ps4a and
the land badly washed. On the, other
phanddBhe rsinrsaaa ssgashipeeiinSEmnan
places preteda evegyt!o aeneferaahs ttP'
most crops especially cernjAsbnt as
pHniaanny: f aTmefs stffleHadt tkeirshay. ands
! fodder 4oac6e and cdrejj theaweekTWas.
Hin THAT srespeeto a~nfaRosable! isstThei
kavefagedtemperatf1r e1of 1hed Week. FOR
the StatesMas. enlNsabeHt zone degree 1@fe4
beinw the aEeEagez1 @ bsE7vls1 s7g--
a91Ino many PLACES the 7t armeF sfe
ready to RlloYY for f3rn YhSe2ttg a a4SI whiIe a
great deal of land has been broKen
it has been too wei, f6f. ptowlng, to be-
TT Hsg SBeehef TOO vet sf6r e6stoAdt In.
MANY sections if-lis amskihgsteosTnaehp !,
weed and n ffaaiting sGsbk sJIts IS
openihgol generally thrnrgheutt Athe
State and picking is in progress IN
many sectioats6 buta4areH eomNmeSn Id
the east and central districts.
some "a opening has been caused
by rastahdSha5 itig sS0haFhat pre-
mature. A few report bolls rott1pg
near the ground and also OF the cot4
ten3y6lleMing. Fa9t H02E5G tsed :
While tobacco cutting and curing
have been III .qpnf6oSg$Hss9Fb some time,
.l.there, is some that IS Just aA20pt ripe
in, the, western. distriets1 nh The eroP
will not be quite 1 alp5 SaFveAf!ag9e" IN 4mt93st
&nlacceesn., Willie s61nfee report oily aH6Het
'kha1f ' Gf6p: psAd"spetkitgg~ 4ilas
been repdtftecdih s1rne3poRtioasi pf7the
tsceeinftraFI atd western dsstfiets.JsIm all
:lHistriets sestting" ami cutting are In
p~rogress.d7 The .ruress are reported las
4. fam, anco Bor good but Leaf lssomneeThaa
Hacking in, body5giiqqrla1 sla4 CL I
A great deal of, lowlapd corn dam
aged by. rains; while many report an
Improvement in the corn during the
past week, others report too 7niucf
weed and not Barring weil:. Gotf;l boil
? early and 9late;;1 on" uplands will do
fairly weli,,' although the crOp-is' no
as good as was anticipated 6oK ,
= Mostsof the MINOR crops are dOlns
well! TuTnip planting is still in. pro
gress, some have. come up, andq. q goo'
: yield is expected, White. and sywee
i potatoes, buckwheat, COW peas, waite
melons are all doing, we'll 1p gen
eeraf, the fruit crop is q Failure, tn
q 4 Groottttinngg 4ahEdi! falling to the tggfouns
but" ia few report a1pplese ana 1peache
% Plentiful iFodder1aAd Aayshave bee
s greatly injured bytltheL srains an al
Il parts. e4 the StateISlE0ddeR strlppl1i
e is. under IMay i4r all, sections and i
places there is lots of hay, uncut tn
tweather being sunfayoSablheo =
q .ui RaiHs .~ireportbed4iL Ralslgh s 9I9l
+ lGoldsboro zQ,34; Greensboro 0k92
Lumberton 0.26; New Bern O.6S;'We
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