Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-06

ntile rust corn uOlng very well, some
fields are fine.
Westinghouse wheat looks poor;
oats not very good; winter wheat well
Wayne-Small grain heading, will be
short straw; hay and potatoes fine; corn
weedy but growing we'll; potatoes and fax
excellent.
Central Section.
Blaine--Grass and small grain growing
finely; stock looks fine
Boone-Oats heading low; grass SPLEEN
did; considerable rust in wheat; alfalfa
hay much damaged by rain; cherries, good
croO.
Buffalo-wheat and rye fine; corn grow
ing fast, but still backward; oats improved;
pastures good.
Custer-Alfalfa mostly cut and much de-
layed by rain; winter wheat, and rye
headed and well dlled, promise large crop.
Dawson-Corn improving, second Guilt
walton about complete; oats uneven, some
too short to bind
Garfield-Corn weedy and two to three
weeks late; oats backward.
Greeley-Grass and small grain growing
Splendidly; some corn weedy.
Hall-Wheat harvest Just beginning with
fair to good crop; corn damaged some In
places by heavy rain; some blight in oats.
Howard-Exceedingly wet, all work de-
layed; alfalfa making heavy growth; con
siderable damage by hail and heavy rain.
Merrick-Lowlands flooded some corn
drowned out; wheat prospect good; oats
doing well; corn growing slowly and some
Shenandoah cultivation much delayed
by rain; corn small and weedy; hay crop
Will De Dig HuCn dldlld nay SDOlltu
Valley-Some rust in wheat; oats inn
proved; too much rain; corn growing well
but still small
Southwestern section.
Adams-Wheat harvest begun; both yield
and quality seem to be good; oats doing
we'll; corn small but growing nicely,
Dundy,-Unusually good crop of wheat;
corn being cultivated.
Franklin-Rains have delayed wheat
harvest and corn cultivation; lowland
flooded and cornfelds and alfalfa destroyed;
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Frontier-Fall wheat ripening nicely, not
full stand oats good.
FurnaS-Heavy rain and hail seriously
damaged crops; bottom lands flooded; rain
fall at Beaver City S51 inches; all work
delayed.
Gosper-Wheat and rye doing we'll; corn
small but growing nicely; mlllet fine; po-
tatoes good
Harlan-Bottom lands flooded; too wet TO
work in fields; corn very weedy; some rust
HayesERye harvest begun: oats headed
wild hay excellent crop; pastures good;
HItchcockNWheat harvest begun; consd-
cradle damage by wind and hail; potatoes
fine; beets growing we'll; rye about all cut.
Kearney-Wheat ripening in fine condi-
ton, heads well filled oats unusually good;
corn growing rapidly, cultivation delayed
Lincoin-.All small grain doing nicely,
heads filling well; corn rather small; hay
ing, retarded by rain; some damage from
Perkins-An crops making good growth;
| hay unusually tne crop.
| Phelps-Wheat harvest begun; corn grow
| ing we'll cultivation delayed by rain; some
| hay damaged; potatoes good.
Red Willow-Rye and wheat harvest be-
! gun, crop fair to good; corn growing well,
cultivation delayed and some alfalfa dam
! aged by rain.
| Webster-Wheat harvest just common
| cling; oats look we'll and growing rapidly;
| corn small but growing fast; potatoes and
| pastures good.
! Western and Northwestern Sections.
| Box Butte-Grass has made abundant
| growth; millet growing slowly.
Brown-Too much rain and too little sun
shine for crops.
Cherry-Hay will be a large crop; stock
/ in fine condition.
| Dawes-Range and hay splendid; bad
| week for putting up alfalfa.
| Deuel-Grass doing finely; snail grain
| damaged by hail.
| Keith-PrOspeCts of immense hay crop
| corn very backward.
| Keya Paha-Corn cultivation retarded by
| excessive rains; vegetation luXuriant.
| Rock-CorR weedy and late, too wet to
| cultivate; pastures fine.
| Sheridan-Small grain rusted some; first
| croD of alfalfa being cut.
! SiouX-Small grain about all headed
! looks well c. A. LONELAND,