Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-21

beino cultivated second time; alfalfa heavy
crop; oats and wheat good; apples drop
Cedar-Corn fair stand and growing well.
mostly cultivated once.
Colfax-Wheat in central part OF county
damaged by hail; alfalfa about half cut
corn doing very well, mostly cultivated
once.
Cuming-small grain doing nicely; corn
growing rapidly.
Dakofa-corn growing rapidly; pastures
good early potatoes blossoming.
Dixon-Pastures and meadows in fine con-
dition; small grain fair; corn cultivation
progressing as rapidly as rain will permit,
Dodge-Corn, beets and potatoes are look
ing very promising; wheat and oats head-
ing; first crop. of alfalfa cut.
Douglas-Spring wheat doing nicely; corn
growing fast oats good
Holt-Listed corn on low land poor s,taiIi stana,
! too wet to cultivate; alfalfa hne, cutting
commenced; pastures good.
Knox-Corn nearly all cultivated once;
alfalfa ready to cut; hay heavy crop; small
Madison-small grain looking we'll; rye
| beginning to turn corn making fair
growth; cut worm damaging corn. -,
| waiting second time; oats heading, but still
short; wheat promises fair crop; hay and
stantonEwheat and oats heading and
| will Weld WELL rye good; corn good stand,
cultivated once; alfalfa heavy crop
spring wheat looks good; corn growing
very fast. -. -. -.,,.
| misunderstanding wheat very eVOu
winter wheat headed; early oats heading;
| corn doing we'll; alfalfa being cut
wayne|Corn backward and thin stand;
oats heading, very short straw
CENTRAL SECTION.
| Boone-Spring wheat good. acreage small
| little alfalfa cut; oats doing well; corn I'M
proved some, but much Of II thin ana
BnfTaio-wheat and all small grain do
! ing finely; pastures good; corn talr' put
small little spring wheat s9wn, LOOKS VEL wd,,.
ming to head; oats good; pastures excellent;
corn growing rapidly, Some fields weedy; u
| Dawson Wheat doing fine, some damage
| IA arNeidNCrops have grown slowly. be-
cause of cold, wet weather: hay Will De
Ot tGreeley-Corn generally fair stand and
fields clear of weeds; small grain ooihs
Hail,-Cern making rapid growth, mostly
cultivated and fairly clean; rain delayed
haying; winter wheat and oats good. good; o,,,.
tivated once; alfalfa being cut; small grain
looks fine; pastures good. ..,-,,. ,,o,,
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Merrick - Alfalfa harvest progresslnin y 4 I
| nicely: wheat on high land good; corn smal
and weedy; sugar beets fair; oats ra'he'
sherman-smaI grain looks fine; hay
crop will be large pass0rfs S0,t resI% sSUot 10 cut cut
Vailey-Winter wheat filling well, buI
much Of 1t short straw; corn backward ahc
thin stand, oats IdlT, pONdtoSS S'o''
SOUTHWESTERN SECTION.
| Adams-Winter wheat1ooks well, very lit
Il tie rust; corn growing fast, some sign
damage from heavy rainstorm of 18th.
Chase--Alfalfa ready to cut potatoe'
fine; cultivation delayed by rain. .
Dundy-Alfalfa heavy crop, mostly cut
small grain fine; corn weedy. ,A.o
J short straw, heads well filled; corn smal
| but looking we'll; rain damaged consluerapi
FrontierIEariy sown wheat filling well
some damage by hail and excessive ram
| too wet to cut alfalfa or cultivate corn
| F1lrnas-Wheat filling well and LOGGING
: little on low ground: corn looks fairly vel
! some fields weedy; alfalfa harvest begun. IN,
Gosper-Too wet to cultivate corn, sn,,o oae se
heading very short; wheat much damage
HarianFWheat looking fine except wher
damaged by hail: small grain badly dam
! aged by hail In places; corn growing Slowly
HayesNWheat looks we'll: corn small bu
= | growing nicely; grass good.
: Hitchcock-Wheat looks well, slightly al
I fected by rust potatoes fine; corn rathe
small growing well, free OF Weeus' susa
Kearney"Wheat improving; oats, pc
v | tatoes and alfalfa continue in first-clas
Z condition; pastures excellent; some affair
n TJneoIn-Sbundant rain, slight damag
n by hail. crops look fine. IN ....,o..
| Perkins-Warm and shoWeryi all Nesete
: PheIps-Wheat filling very well; cor
, | mostly cultivated once pastures SpoN
| considerable damage by hail In places
: | spring wheat doing well.
Z Red Yellowstone damage by hail. groun
d too wet for haying; fruit crop light; VII
| ter rye and wheat fine; corn growing nicer
Webster--Corn backward but maxim
,; | good growth, mostly cultivated once; re
, Weedy fields; grass and pastures mt
wheat looking well. ~
!, | WESTERN AND NORTHWESTERN SEN
: TIONS.
Box Butte-Large acreage OF potatoes d'
ing, finely; grass and small grain good
!, Cherry-Pastures in excellent CONDITION
= cattle look fine; very wet.
Dawes-Grass fine; stock doing wei
A small grain good. -, a.,
"a "a Keith-Grass and small grain doing fnel
corn growing very slowly; rye and "a
, wheat filling well and promise good Gro
- Keya Paha-Large acreage OF sprin
: wheat in splendid condition; corn grown
we'll but too wet TO cultivate.
b Rock-Spring wheat good: acreage sma
"a | corn very late, doing well on high Ian
some cultivated low lands too wet.
Sheridan-Potatoes up and look nm
small grain doing well.
Sioux-Rye headed, some being cut Il
hay. -. a. N0N ElEAASi, IS NJ,