Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-08-12

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"a 81 sta1e curing the week
en4tng August S AIDED in bringing
ali Sections ACCORDING to fenorts re-.
teiyed by !. q. Haw' comfy AGENT
leader for the state, from Is county
SENnts scattered tha atata
Rye threshinr IL nracticallv cono.
plsted III many sections 81 The stats
and wha1t lthrsshinr vii, heein this
week and Will be in fun swing by
next week. Much Of the oats ana
barley threshins Is under wav hit
the reports give very few raf,,rns
from the 1thresher excent IN rye, In
some counties this cron ia rHnn;nr
from is t0 40 bushels r. the acre
lin others IRON, < to 30 hnsha,
Houtatandinr feat,re. a. h re-
! ports Nc the need If rasn
for potatoes ,ewerywhere in the state
except the country west Of the
- ma :, oistmr.. tha .nraaS 80 ~ rnse
which ia nov showinr nm IN some 81
lthe western counties and-ws;ii ~.
doubtedly do considerahie dan,afe "a
Iiate wheat.
The report Of Grand Forks county,
made BY d, s. Morris, coHnty agent,
follows:
Extremely hot weather prevailed
Eduring the entire week. Considerable
Iihail damage west of Kempton and
north hof Marvel Monday evening,
Wheat oats and barley harvest Is
generaLin all parts of the county.
The hot weather the past week has
forced the .ripeRing of all the small
gran: Considerable rye has been
thresned with some Yields as high
as y. ousneis per acre. n wheat
have made snlendid progress with
the exception of a. few delds that are
badly diseased. Corn has made good
week has been good corn weather,
Pastures continue to be, good gener:
any; IN places they are o anq
heed ram however. second cuttings
OF alral1a are nelng' made: U Is
uo1nf some carnage TO late "neat'
otner reports ioiio"'
fN Bottincau.
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NIT, caoi u1ae+har anS - go 80
=, nj+. t;oo nce,,rrea d,ri,. 49,, ~ w,
~ TaaI = ~ harves+ is nrs c]tin.ii,
Nssn ~ tha 100 =,
Yields ang from 20 to AZ bushels
Grain is of fine uuaity. Wheat, oat.
and barley harvest IL enera Esti.
mated Weld az wheat in county ia i;
bushels with other grains in propor
ton. Corn ia excellent. some : fee;
high. Potato prospects are excellent
hin snite Of considerable disease Sec.
ond crop alfalfa and sweet clover i
cut hut did mt Weld az hi,hNas frs
crop, Sweet clover pastures are hold.
ing out well-C. r.. Aamodt.
sargent. .
The weather has been extremely no
with very little wind and mo rain
cool nights, however. Wheat harves
is well along with about Is PEI cen
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a. - % soUu 80.
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some mail IN section >northwes
OF Mimic leading toward Hoople. Dam
age heavy In some places. Weath
mas been hot. harvesting Is genera
III M whole county Many IN caster
part are about through. Wheat !
about ready In the western part. Corr
is akln rapid growth due to warn
weather. Flax is In excellent condi
ton. NO wilt is seen. Most fields ar
free OF weeds. Rye "threshing is abou
to begin. No report on WELD In YET
Early potatoes. are maturing. Hay ant
pasture crops are abundant. There J
considerable red rust in oats and bar
days.. c. Hathaway.
Mclean.
W. have h,d M =, IA, bail, ~ sewer
uihds durirr Tho uoaL wifi, ths =,
cantann of nne ~ +1vn ss,a,i Loo
~ r,ers The uea+her hoe re-, Nv,
No enG ~, i. =. r.n;di,. 80 =
and Will he reaav T, e,it!in snme cas
- q maoL aar1}ar tbon Nc 800
Wha,t oa+s sn3 h, riev "a heins Ia -
,as+aa go =. 800 80 ness;hIo 6,,nt.
~ first 80 ~ 80 ",eap thare nr.o ~
EsiSarai,1e ehor+e,a of fsS,, Ia "a ~,
many nan have come ~ d,,ring ~.