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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1902
Page
6
A weekly crop service review shows a generally cool spell with average temperatures about three degrees below normal. Frost observed on the 4th slowed growth in some areas while scattered showers on the 5th aided early development and yields across the central states with many counties reporting variable corn and apple crop conditions and expectations for harvest timelines.
A vivid report describes widespread hunting and trade in wild birds at Urvit market. It notes swifts, kingfishers, martins, and other species denuded by collectors who shoot, skin, and sell plumage. Owls, magpies, partridges, and woodcocks fetch high prices as feather demand drives extensive slaughter and market activity across regions.
A garbled Victorian style snippet mentions literary evenings and authors like Mrs Tangs ta and Mrs Hojack. Amid confusion, references to the Tribune and Grirtal Press hint at society musings on literature, progress, and public readings with unclear details.
The article analyzes crop condition data across states, noting August declines but regional variance. It highlights corn, wheat, oats, rice, and tobacco trends, with Kansas Nebraska and Michigan showing notable figures and several states posting above ten year averages. includes stock and fruit crop signals and remarks on weather impact.
Gloomy yet hopeful review notes steady progress in trade and production, with Wirral demand stable and farm prices supported by favorable conditions. Railways report earnings up 3.6 percent from four years ago, while cotton forward contracts and steel shortages reflect cautious sentiment. agricultural yields may rise, but weather and strikes loom large for future supply and prices.
The report lists commodity bids and prices for hogs wheat cattle and related goods across multiple markets including Detroit Milwaukee and New York. Prices span from 3.50 to 8.06 for hogs and 1.05 to 7.55 for cattle with various No 2 and No 4 grades and futures like oats corn and butter noted in scattered figures.
A rough weekly crop summary notes cool, wet conditions in the central valleys with above average rainfall in parts of the upper Mississippi basin. Maturing crops show favorable progress despite some frost damage in northern regions. drought relief persists in the middle Atlantic states while southern areas, including Texas, face varied rainfall and potential yield impacts. Corn and wheat progress vary by region as autumn harvest expectations adjust with soil moisture and temperature patterns.
The report presents demands from Boer generals Botha and de Wet for amnesty and rights in South Africa, tied to a disputed conference with British officials. It notes the British side, led by Lord Salisbury, rejected most terms, leaving the sides far apart and the talks unproductive.
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