Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-30

count of rain, some Just finishing: pastures
good; fall plowing in progress; corn doing
Cedar--Harvesting finished; corn matur-
ing finely.
,Colfax-,rhreshing we'll advanced; corn
Dixon-sman grain in shock injured
somewhat by rain; oats fair crop; corn do
Dodge-Oats and wheat practically out Of
the way; corn in excellent condition; pas
lures improved.
DouglaS-Hot, shOWery weather has ad-
Nanced corn very rapidly.
Holt-Corn growing hnely. haying pro-
crossing very nicely, shock threshing well
Knox-Threshing delayed by rain; oats
good crop; fine corn weather.
Madison-Much small grain still In shock
in= we'll.
Pierce-Corn mostly in milk; some very
early shows slight denting.
Sarpy-Stack thresning IN progress; fall
plowing well advanced; corn dong finely
some hay being secured.
Stanton-Corn growing well and beginning
to harden.
misunderstanding and haying proceed
Ing very well; corn doing finely.
Neutrality-suspicious. corn blown down but
is coming out all right; weather conditions
Wayne-Threshing retarded by rain; oats
damaged some; corn caring extra Wehi
potatoes good crop; alfalfa ready for third
Central Section.
Blaine-Corn needs rain; stock looks fine;
haying progressing well.
Boone-Thresning ana plowing progress
ing we'll; hay fine crop; third crop of alfalfa
being cut; corn doing well.
Bu1aloIThreshing progressing slowly
wheat and rye good; oats slightly damaged
by wet weather; corn growing WE'LL needs
dry, warm weather.
Custer-rhreshing progressing WELL al;
falta good; grass good; corn growing well
with Just about enough rain.
Dawson-Haying and threshing progress
ing well; corn weIl cared and in good condi-
tion; good growing week.
Garheld-Potato crop good; threshing well
advanced; plowing backward.
Hail-Corn heavily cared and filling welli
some early corn maturing; fall plowlng
we'll advanced; hay crop fine.
Howard-Oats and rye good; fall plowing
and haying in progress; corn making very
rapid growth and promises hne crop.
Notwithstanding progressing rapidly;
corn advancing fast; much plowing done.
Nance-Farm work well advanced: large
area being prepared for winter wheat; hne
week for corn,
sherman-shock threshing about hnishedi
blowing; corn growing finely
Valley-Haying and fan blowing in pro-
gress corn fine and progressing rapidly,
southwestern Section.
Adams-Corn is maturing fast; fall plow-
ing about half done; third crop OF alfalfa
being cut prairie hay being secured
Dundy-Haying is progressing slowly:
showery week; corn rank growth large
Franklin-Corn growing finely
Frontier-Threshing progressing nicely,
sGSG FGrnas is' - GOOD week for re hayyfing and
threshing; corn caring nicely and growing
finely; millet and wild hay good crops.
grain all stacked OF threshed; corn all
looking fine.
most too dry for blowing; good week for
maturing ctrn; hayins progressing rapidly,
Hayes-Threshing and haying we'll ad-
Hitchcock-Much prairie hay secured in
fine condition; potatoes mostly ripe, good
crop; threshing and plowing progressing
Hearney-Potstoes maturing. moderate
crop. of good quality; blowing well ad-
tion for making prairie hay.
turning out well; corn doing fine.
fast
Phelps-Haying begun. big crop; fall
plowing in progress; good week for corn;
Red Wiiiow-Corn maturing fast, early
corn denting, crop will be large; fruit
webster-Good crop OF prairie hay being
staC ked; pastures excellent. third crop OF
alfalfa secured in good condition; corn do
ing well.
Western and NOrthwesterB Sections.
Box Butte-Grain largely in stack; good
week for haying.
Brown-Spring wheat poor TO fair crop
but badly smutted; corn maturing fast;
grain IN stack; rain needed
Cherry-F1ne week for haying; threshinE
begun. yield excellent.
Keith-Late oats and barley being cut
fair crop; prairie hay about half cut, heavy
crop; potatoes fair crop.
Keya Paha-small grain injured by dry
weather and rust
SCOTS Blun-Oats mostly cut; potatoes
and beets look we'll.
Sheridan 80 Harvesting about finished:
corn doing well.
sieux-Haying about half done: alfalfa
ready to cut.
EOek-Threshing being done; oats fair