Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-28
FROST GENERAL IN CENTRAL WEST
East Nebraska, SorthWest Miasourt
and Kansas Receive the Cola.


NORFOLK. Neb., May Z7.-CspeciAl.)-
Frost cane IN this sscrjon with 3D-6egree
temperature today
ST. JOSEPH. Mo- May Zz.-Nu-thwesf
Missouri wRs visited by 3 damaging frost
last night The strawberry crop pGrueu-
larry suffered
KANSAS CTTT. May g7.-Thsre WAS 3
frost last night II northwestern Missouri
End generally ever Kansas with the tenn
pernturs IN many places In Kansas reach
tnE 70 degrees according 10 reports re
cstved NJ the weather bureau here this
morning.
vKRMILIoN, s D. May E.-ispsciEl
Telegram. )-Fr1it growers fear thai the
fruit crop was killed by the heavy whiie
frost lRs night il iE certain thai early
strawberries are ruined. Flurns and apples
have also suffered.
ST. LOUIE, May El--TodEy nErkz ths
eleventh anniversary Of the Devastating tor
nAdo that Fwept through St Louis May z,
1896 about O'Clock IN the afternoon The
tsuperRfars TODAY registered 4 degrees AIo
according 10 the Euvs-nrosut weather
bureau this "a TIE coolest weSthsr rss1T9so
IN 81. Louis on May q IN sevsnty-one
years
IOWA FALLS. Ia. May Z.-CsPeciRl
ton last night.
sioux CITY. La May R6.-F'on0wing two
dsTs steady rain the Temperature here
dropped 70 g. degrees today. Tonight il iE
elsar and cold and the weather bureau has
given warning of froEt
FREMONT. Nsb-. May Z7.-cspscisl-
There was 3 heavy frost here lEss night
In some localities ios formed. The prtn-
cipAl damage was 10 garden truck. Corn
and potatoes VII be set back, but not
badly damaged. il Is not thought 70 have
been heavy enough 20 inJurs fruit
1INwOOD Neh-, May E.-cspecihl p
There was q heavy frost here last night
Il made ice Rs thiek as window glass Il
killed early garden truck.
AUBURN. Neb- May E.-Cspscisl This
vicinity vas visited by heavy frost last
night. which il reported 70 have killed
much Of The growing vegetables. Unfur-
( ruusfeiv there has been no moisture in this
/ locality since the last snuW, some three or
1 tour weeks ago, and 81 the very best now
! II vii be impossible 10 have more than
n half crop Of EhsE1 and there must be
moisture 3, a vsry short time 70 even DO
TINS
SEWARD. Neb, May z.-tspeciRl- "A
heavy fr1,Et rrsvHile8 here last niEhI, bui
in rzets q belRted rainK, cold weather
MAY Enozrg and frost ali fruits and crops
are O. X
GREELEY. Ngr May s,-CspeeiaLl-Ii
WAS extremely c1lG here yesterday, wiz
frosr last night II Nv clear TINS morning
with q premise q grsEtnE weather,
WAYNE. Nsh-, May 27.-gspscasl "A
hight fros1 occurred 1sst night, hut cid nc
damage 70 rsce-G1s1n to speak Of
PAPTLIIOr Nea-, May E.-(Specisl-l- y
A neas-v truEr visited this section las
night. Gardens and early potatoes are
killed
PIATrsMoTTH. Nsb.. May z.-Csps-
. -cial. "A white GTast visited The vicinity
IkdE morning killing tomato plants and
Z uthsT tender vegetation
HERMAN. Neb- May z.-lspeciBl.D -
Lar night this section % the state wEi
VISITED By a heavy frost and there Was 9
lirht cruEt q zoe formed on water FHrIn-
ers say they cEnnoi notice thai there has
been any damage duns. Only uns mar
has hssn heard 70 complain that hiI
tomatos plants were frozen Corn Is MOI
hu-1 & particle, and EtrBWbsrries are no.
injured. II seems that Bn green STUFF Il
- used u winter WeEthsr that IL does no'
disturb II IN ne least
DIES MONIES, Ia, May E.-(Spects1 p
The latest frost in Iowa occurred uzii
morning when according 70 the ufBciz, rec
ora here. the Thermometer registered b
degrees This was cod enough 70 produns
psrceptIhls trost IN many places and
zoe IN ths more exposed locations. bit be
cause uf the fact that the cold dit no'
continue long there vas little injury u
plEnts or vegetation The vegetables Wers
injured slightly. but rhs frUu is said no
70 have basn injured a. Al Director Sag,
of ths Iowa weather End crop service 60
tinEts6 thar there would be 10 inJurg
throuEhuut central Iowa and that there Il