Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-08-16

helds which are late the Weld viii
/ hs cut to 6 to 4 bushels due 10 rust
ana weeds. some5rye threshtnr has
been finished with Yields rsnsIng
Have been cut. Corn ia makfnE good
Kruwth andsis DIN into h roastinr.
ear stage. Hfehland pastures ara drW
much hay and other food bas been
put up. ana it il estimated that I two
years supply Of forage has been sc.
! heavy damage Is late oats. Local
showers fell during the week With
two damp days and three e1trsmely
hot."-Chas. 6. Eastgate, Anidon.
CAS-.
Lack of moisture is damaging the
| corn and potato crops. Present indi-
acreage Cass county will not exceed
last years production OF potatoes.
with good rain and no early frost
hot wsathar have piayed havoc with,
/ he wheat eron and The avaraae vield
for sySS1 en,,ntv !. -ast,,nstsdS - ia,
hyahSf. 3. ~ rwastin1 is - nrac+;cai1v
csSsHIsf.d an6 thrs.htnr "a VAL m.
dsr Il usvs Eariv 1922 whsa+ 10
vta,dtne "a .h,,sha, IN snr. ~;nst.ncas
~ tie ofhsr hana thare 10 a con.
siderah,e ACREAGE hat viii not nav
l Sow ,ANStt&A~ S. RI NAAhtr - ~xyA fa Seao ~
r. ennrnie+.a mttrA avaress visIa
go $500 % s,,sh.is 49, AZ.
h : 49, 49, Az ~ het ~ rse +Ser'
| Nee "a -. as.n re- 49, n,,] .nd
son,s thrssh.d E.tinn.tnd v;sJd. run
frnne * - * h,,.haIs Mast 81 ~
ha r,av 49, hssr c,,t ava asriv sesd :
inr IL rood. whi1e the iate barley las
bsst V;aias nil, ~, rrom e - ao1
h,,ah ~ ~, aar ~ 800 ava ScrS
!. naesr - ~ 4" 1.t. 1ex hs. hsen
$500 ~ dro,,th Mich Alfalfa
u,hint 10. S.en ,eft for sesd IL not
setting due to drouth. Otherwise,
the crop is standing the drouth well
as is sweet clover. Other pastures
are dry. Hot. dry weather with no
winds prevailed during the week.
while light showers Thursday were
go.
Richland,
~. ~, ..,.r., =, .ba
in.es''tni i a. t re- oeun.v ma ~
souetm na, 1,,ii T1h h. en;.hsS
soo.nue ..nn VIe," o,i,, f1,r
,uhe.t r"nnjng eron < to ~ b,;sEsis
aar1o nataSy anI S a. nlota , n,,-
s ~ 20 ~ p a.e r,;.+ no W. -,,t IA
~ ~ ens 49, H. % anra ..aii..as
yieao 81 Wy - ro tr
, 90 : ~ has hesn snishsd al nvo. the,
oeH , ns;th ot tea a1nantion ~ ~ : nv
fields of flax. late barley AMI ]ourum
wheat. n latter two crops are nafo-
~ worth cutting. corn n ps-ast'es
are sunering severely from iacK OF
moisture n the potatoes are dryang
up on soil n are IN better
condition IN nght SOIL PASTURES are
practically al CRYING up Win
exception OF sweet clover, when IS
Sill looking good. Droutn .conditions
a curing n week.. u
Dynes' Wanpeton.
Wells
.sevare vinds Er,dav raused
a da maze ~ not ,eas thar "a ner cant
ripensd rain being blown down.
Some rye threahinr ha. been hn,sh.
G'hnnt Ap S"a ~ PSF Sen. " ~.
10. 49, nare t TO- 49, ut+is a 1900 u ="
wei.s oun.s. nacnara rice 2 20.
sta "a - .a,.,ef =, f sts .is "a neasassl
III ! u an iHm n- "a ms iar.m ~ ov yeass'
ppn ~" oAa t~scu.se - 81,
Ing SuorI put swes. elovsr - SUI
t haH i s4a : IN anunodncs o. .esat
=. .ueeuay ~ ~. sou.us.n
showers fell Sunday over the entire
county."'-E. W. vancura.l Fessenden.
r.nsu.-
A~No":1
7, Ninety per cent OF harvesting hAs
been completed and thresning Is
started. A yield OF 81 bushels OF ats
to the acre hae been reported, n
OF barley at 81 bushels and MARQUIS
wheat IL bushels: Rye has range
from Z to 20 oushels with the aver
g aroun 70 nusneis TO the acre; A
ing cut and pastures are in ned ~
rain but are holding up fairly we'll.
Corn and potatoes are suffering from
drouth despite two light rains during
the week. A severe hail storm caus
ed a total loss OF a small rea and
also injured shocked srain."-C. H.
Pollock. LaMoure.
c.v.u.-
Harvest Of wheat is general and
rye threading has started with Yields
reported from 20 to rs bushels. Po-
tatoes are DONG nne n also corn.
Pastures are holding up in good
shape. EARLY seeded wheat is in good
condition but rust will damage some
OF n late wheat. A few local show
ers fell during the week."-W. l..
johns,
"a. No1unn