Illinois Weather Service week summary 1893
Weather notes from Sept 11 1893 report above normal temperatures in northern southern counties while central districts run 8 degrees above. No frost, excess sunshine, heavy rains in SW counties on 9th and 10th, northern division dry, crops in poor to fair condition with corn yielding fodder and insect damage.
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Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Illinois Weather Service
Jobn Crafg
Observer Weather Bureau
Springfield, Ill
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