The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-30

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Reports received continue favorable
dication6Apf good yields generally. de-
spite the bad spots in some counties.
Minneapolis business men are keep
ing in close touch with the situation.
One of the most comprehensive means
Of information is that afforded by the
National Bank Of Commerce Of Min
neapolis, which institution sent out hun
dreds Of inquiries to Minnesota, North
Dakota, South Dakota, Iowa and other
states.
A number Of reports picked at ran
dom from the hundreds received are
given below.
Minnesota Reports.
Dawson-Crops very satisfactory.
Red Wing-Prospect for the largest crop for a
number Of years in nearly every line.
Bird Island Crops very promising. ~.
Atwater-Yery favorable. 81.
Houston-Crops very good.
Pipestone-Prospects brighter than at any
time for the last four years.
Lake Benton-Crops In best condition. weather
ideal Il no hailstorms, crop will be big.
Balaton-Crop conditions are the best; no
rust.
zumbrota-splendid outlook; corn little be-
hind: warm weather will bring 1t along.
Albert Lea-This county never had inner
prospect for wheat corn and oats.
| Butterheld-Oats, barley and rye good; wheat
l
C;anby-Present weather continued will insure
| very satisfactory crops.
Ivanhoe-Crops in hrst-class condition; blue
4 stem wheat not SO good, but fair.
| Adrian-Best prospect. TOR years In this VI
cintty.
Monterey-Crops tho best for i've years; har
| vest now on.
| LakA1eld-Jackson county the best for si1
years; hay and oats especially.
1 Mapleton-Corn will be good crop; barley
and oats being cut; wheat ripe next week. -
Princeton-Outlook very favorable.
Glenwood- Condition promising; prospects fo
Mankato-crops generally good; rye and bar
ley being cut. ., -... Iii
l emit. s..g. ~
Cannon Falls-Crops good in this locality.
| Boyd-very good prospect. e@
ellingham-Wheat, oats, barley and rye al
looking we'll. ....
Ia Rushford-Crops good.
Long Prairie-Prospects for a full average.
Granite Falls-very satisfactory yield ind
Gated. :.a=
Pine Island-Barley mostly cut, threshin
twenty to thirty bushels; wheat and acts r1peI
Ing. They are little below average
Wadena--Best crop for several years prom
Used. -s-.: ~
North Dakota Reports.
) Kathryn-prospects excellent; bumper GRO
WiIliston-Crops very good, tho somewhat
need of rain at this writing
oLitchville-For ten years crops have new
been better; rust can do no damage.
Alice (Grass county)--Present crop prospec
vest Is assured. Eta r.... o.. ..
Lisbon-Crop conditions better than ever b
; fore in Ransom county; all kinds OF grain prof.
! Bismarci-More wheat and nax than ever b
: fore conditions excellent except that rain
needed. -ss
!, Minnewakon-Crops in Benson county we
! never better; unless struck by hail, gooo we
9 is certain. %H". sa+ ~ ~
Towner-we need rain and il We don't get
II Grafton-Prospects are not 90 good az In
= were ten days ago; too wet; some RED rust.
/ New Rockford-Crop conditions good alt
> dry weather has probably done some damage
q wheat.
It Leeds-wheat fairly good; northwest Of he
It 1t has suffered from dry weather. NJ,
e ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS conditions good; weatf
= Starkweather--An crops looking hne, exec
:, the late.sown grain, which needs rain
IL Lakota-The crop in this Vicinity will I
I. tahn wheat. ~, - .. .. -.
better. r.
Il South Dakota Reports.
white Lake-With favorable weather,
Yield will be immense; prospects were never D
u ter. .s~ EEs-. b. ...s. ..t-.-G =
y wessinston-Crops generally good and wins
: the best ever by 10 per cent; oats, barley, spe
and 1ax all good.
Woodsocket- Prospects for a bumper crop; b
e, outlook for years; harvest will begin abb
IL, Aug. 1.
y. acknowledgements conditions very favorat
ID Iowa Reports.
- Forest City-Prospects are for good crop.
Buffalo Center-Crop looks very good.
- Marathon-The outlook was never better
~, storm Lake-Much better prospects than
II year. .,..-. ..-. .A- d.
IN need rain soon -
al Burt-Crops very good. t" -
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