Crop Bulletin Des Moines Iowa June 1 1903
Des Moines Iowa reports a very unfavorable week with below normal temperatures and heavy cloudiness. Daily showers and windstorms damaged trees windmills and structures across the state. Heavy rainfall measured at Des Moines Jefferson Scranton Carroll Marshalltown and other stations. floods caused substantial crop losses and land abandonment. Dry warm weather is needed to recover, cereal acreage will be less than last year though the apple crop looks promising.
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