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The Sun
New York, New York County, New York
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Nebraska railroad reports issued on Sept. 7 describe a favorable week for corn growers due to hot weather and winds, with ideal conditions leading to improved plant growth and potential heavier yields if frost is delayed until late September.
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Nebraska Railroad Reports for the Past Week Are Favorable.
OMAHA, Neb., Sept. 7.—According to the different Nebraska railroads, whose corn reports were issued to-day, the past week has been very favorable to the growers of the corn, and the reports are the best issued during the season.
A great improvement is shown in the plant due to the hot weather and winds of the week, the temperature having been several degrees above normal throughout the State. According to these reports the weather has been ideal for the growth of corn.
The report of the Burlington says if the frost holds off until the last of September the corn will make heavier yields than last year. If a killing frost occurs before Sept. 15 fully one-half the crop will be ruined. The plant in western Nebraska is much further advanced than in the eastern districts.
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Nebraska
Event Date
Sept. 7
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if frost holds off until the last of september the corn will make heavier yields than last year. if a killing frost occurs before sept. 15 fully one-half the crop will be ruined.
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According to the different Nebraska railroads, whose corn reports were issued to-day, the past week has been very favorable to the growers of the corn, and the reports are the best issued during the season. A great improvement is shown in the plant due to the hot weather and winds of the week, the temperature having been several degrees above normal throughout the State. According to these reports the weather has been ideal for the growth of corn. The report of the Burlington says the plant in western Nebraska is much further advanced than in the eastern districts.