Pastures and Crops Hit By Insufficient Rainfall
Fragmentary notes indicate drought impact on pasture and staple crops. Estimates suggest hay yields at 60 to 70 percent with continued concern over vegetable outputs and overall crop condition amid low rainfall.
Convention On Clearing House For Negroes Discussed
A national convention explored the clearing house concept for the negro community, with discussions wrapping up as the event concludes tomorrow.
City Market Prices Hold Steady As Agitation Lacks Effect
Retail price reduction efforts show little impact on the city market where growers sell directly to buyers. Yeasts at 60 to 80 cents per peck, plums at $1 per peck, tomatoes from 2 1 4 to 6 cents per pound, sweet corn about 70 cents a dozen at times, Duchess apples 7 to 8 cents per peck, and handpicked apples 75 cents per half bushel reflect a market resistant to price cuts.
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Soaking Rains Boost Crops Across Northeast Iowa
A weekly crop report from the Illinois Central Railroad notes soaking rains and cooler weather improved corn, with Black Hawk county as the only area below normal due to drought. It details yields for wheat, barley, rye, fruit, and a promising grape harvest, while cabbage and onions are set for strong returns.
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