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Domestic News
June 25, 1825
Phenix Gazette
Alexandria, Virginia
What is this article about?
In Greensburg, Pennsylvania, on June 17, hay making has begun early due to abundant crops, allowing harvest to finish 10-12 days sooner than the usual late June or early July start. The text notes the blessing of plentiful earth fruits and calls for thanks to the Supreme Giver.
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Greensburg. (Penn.) June 17.—Hay Making has commenced in this county, and our farmers are busily engaged in putting up a most abundant crop. The usual time to commence mowing is about the last of June or the first of July; and this year, therefore, the harvest will be over at least 10 or 12 days sooner than usual. The fruits of the earth, in every quarter from which we hear, will be uncommonly abundant.— What a blessing, and yet how few, out of the thousands who enjoy it, think of returning thanks to the Supreme Giver.
What sub-type of article is it?
Agriculture
What keywords are associated?
Hay Making
Abundant Crop
Early Harvest
Greensburg
Farming
Where did it happen?
Greensburg (Penn.)
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
Greensburg (Penn.)
Event Date
June 17
Outcome
abundant crop harvest expected to finish 10-12 days earlier than usual
Event Details
Hay making has commenced early in the county, with farmers busily engaged in putting up a most abundant crop. Usual mowing starts late June or early July. Fruits of the earth reported uncommonly abundant in various quarters.