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The Cheyenne Daily Leader
Cheyenne, Laramie County, Wyoming
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Report from Chicago on September 18 details improved corn crop conditions across regions due to recent fine weather. Southern Illinois crop expected to reach three-quarters average, Iowa anticipates record yield, and Nebraska/Kansas crops unaffected by heat.
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Chicago, Sept. 18. - A special report of the corn crop in every direction are wonderfully improved by the past two weeks of fine weather. In southern Illinois it's believed the crop will be safe from frost by the close of this week the crop will be fully three quarters the average in Iowa it is thought the yield will be the largest and best ever known in the state. Corn has hardened and is fast getting away from danger by frost. Hot weather which still is in Nebraska and parts of Kansas has done no harm, the crop being so forward as not to be affected.
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Chicago
Event Date
Sept. 18
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crop conditions improved; southern illinois expected at three-quarters average yield, iowa at largest and best ever; nebraska and kansas unaffected by heat.
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Special report indicates corn crop wonderfully improved by past two weeks of fine weather. In southern Illinois, believed safe from frost by week's close. In Iowa, thought to yield largest and best ever known. Corn hardened, escaping frost danger. Hot weather in Nebraska and parts of Kansas did no harm due to advanced crop stage.