Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 23, Hammond, Lake County, 15 July 1920 — Page 6

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THE TIMES ITmrsrlnv. JtiIv 15, 1920.

INDIANA CROP REPORT

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S CORN ACREAGE

Ths official crop rpport of the cooperative crop reporting sorvlco for Inl.una, 'ssuvd today, fhowi the corn 01 leage to be 1 per cent loss than last jvar, v U h an Indicated produo-

ti.m of nearly 6 0 0 i 0 bushels ls t!:nn th fim! (stlmate for 191?. Th rt! mated a hat crop for this year Is : i : c than - j.' ii". bushels le t'.iaa i.-t y.-;u and ry shiwa a falllnc off i : 2b',f u0 bushels. Oats shows an in-c-:-.-a. of 1,312.000 bushels. The report fallows: In soma counties th mm acrfajte h-x.-i b- n considerably Increased, espovisly In the northern part of the state, v. lifre iv. any wheat fields wern abanC !;. a laty In May. Some of the nouthrn counties, howrver, show quite a iaige decrease; this la due principally to floods and rair.a during May and June. The t'.tal for the state amounts

to 4.72.500 acres and la 1 per

than last year. Th condition for the state Is 81 rer cent of roxrnal and Indicates a production of 165.S36.000 bushels compared wth 175,7i0.000 bushels harvested last year. There la a good stand of thrifty plants and the color Is good with practically all fields free of weeds. "With, continued favorable weather conditions the crop should show quite an Improvement by August 1. In a few counties hall and Insects have damaged the crop and diseases were reported In a few localities. "Winter wheat oonrtltloa Is not as good aa last month by 1 point, being 60 per cent normal and Indicating- a toted production cf 20.644.fi00 bushels, compared with 45. 792. 000 bushels harvested last year. In the north part of the state tie crop !s practically a faillire In some localities, due principally to the ravages of the Hessian fly. although considerable of It was killed by sleet storms In the early spring. Practically all the diseases and Insects known to damage the wheat crop have teen at work this year. ; Ths spring wheat condition dropped S polnta during the month and la reported at 65 per cent of normal; indicating a total production of about 45.000 bushels, compared with 223.000 bushels lat year. Last year's wheat still en farms amounts to 1,840.000 bushels. Rye shows an increase of 2 points In condition over last month, being S7 per cent of normal. A total production of 5, OSS. 000 bushels Is Indicated from those figures and compares with 5,320.000 bushels harvested last year. The condition of oats declined 2 points during the month and now stands at 82 per cent of normal, on which a total production of 61.S37.0C0 bushels Is indicated. Last year there was harvested 60.225.oao bushels In the' state. As yet there has been no heat damage mr.d practically all fields are headed out, but generally on very short straw. The early sown oats are generally much better than the late sown and with cr,,itl::ued favorable weather a large; rrp than Is Indicated at this, tima should be harvested. The barley condition declined 1 roint

during the month and is now 82 per

c-r.t of normal. A total production of "..'04,000 bu?hels is indicated, compared vi'h 1.430, "'00 bushels harvested last The acreage of whit potatoes Is 10 yr cent less than last year and the condition is 86 per cent of normal. On these figures a total production of 7,:.5.V"00 bushels is Indicated end comrares with. 4,400,000 bushels harvested last year. The acreage of sweet potatoes shows an increase of 8 per cent, over last year and the condition is 91 per cent, of normal. On these figures a total production of 356.800 bushels is indicated and compares with 315.000 bushels harn'estcd last year. The tobacco acreage remains practically the fame as la.t year. "While there Is quite , an increase in the acreage' of the burly type there is a corresponding- decrease in the dark and cigar types. The condition is 85 per cent, of normal and Indicates a total production of 16,432,000 pounds, compared with 13,2155,000 pcunds harvested last year. The condition of all hay crops shows & decline of t points during the month and now stands at 82 per cent af normal. On these figures a total production of 2.S32.000 tons is Indicated, compared with, 3.0S0.0O0 tons harvested 5vjt year. The condition figures on the v ax leu 9 lcinds of hay are: Clover.

SO per cent; timothy, 82 per cent; alfalfa. S3 per cent; millet. SI per cent: c.-wpeas. S7 per cent, and ,y beans, S7 per cent. Ail tr-ick crops show a slightly better condition figure than a month ago and the meU-n rropj are about the tame. Lt:e to the sugar shortage there Is a "'tffht Increase in the sorsrhum cane acreage and a very satisfactory growing condition . Apples show a decline of 12 points over the JurSe report; peaches increased 1 pMnt and pears remain the same. On these figures there is Indicated a total production of o.o;2.0'i;i bu:-he'.s of apples. P'1 2 Oiio bushels of pechos nnd fit"'7.000 bushels of pears, Grapes shaw a condition of S3 per cent t-f normal, which is considerably above the average, and blackberries and rasnlierrie.i

eat less!shrw condition of PI nfr rent of nor

mal, alsc somewhat above tho average.

to act upon no matter not directly affecting that organization. However, the veterans Old act upon a resolution condemning "Red" "activities and Bolshevik" of every kind In this country. The resolution was couched In no uncertain terms and the action was

f unanimous.

Todays program calls for the parad. selection of the site for next year's reunion and adjournment late this afternoon. ,

VOTE DOWN THE CALIFORNIA RESOLUTION INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE BIRMINGHAM. Ala., July 16. A resolution offered by the California delegation calling upon congress to stop the immigration of Japanese to this country was voted dwn and the second day of the Rainbow division reunion was featured by the veterans' decision

Ttcroris were cu:r..-:.t lefors the allied statesmen met that the Germans had decided to accept tho allies conditlons. which were understood id call for th delivery Of 2,000,608 tons cf coai monthly by Germany. The German delegates assembled Just before noon ti meet the allied reprerentatives and to irve their formal answer .-to the allies' demands.

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INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE SPA. lSKLGlL'M. July 15. lcnace Jan P.iderewski. former premier ort'oland, unexpectedly arrived here yesterday to plead the cause of V land. He lunched with Premier Lloyd George and afterwards conferred with Tremler MUlerand. M Paderewskl refused to talk for publieat h-n . It Is understood that the So-vlet reply to the allied note a?k!nsj Russia to Join Poland in an arml.-tice Is now under consideration by the allied premiers.

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Ey NEVVTON C. FARKE STAFF CORRESPONDENT !. N. SERVICE SPA. July lo The allied premier held a four-hour conference during the morning to complete the details of the coal rroctneel, but It was stated that they

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Organdie Blouses in colored material, checks and stripes, with collars of plain colors, or white, trimmed with lace edge, some with black ribbon ties, each $3.98.

Another lot of white and colored georgette Elcuses, trimmed with beads, lace or frills of georgette. An exceptional vakie. Worth up to $7.50. Each, $4.95.

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Fine French Voile Blouses, white only, trimmed with lace, tucks and buttons. Some vcy nifty styles, including the popular slip-over, each $5.95. at $10.50 Blouses of georgette and crepe de chine in plain tailored or dressy styles, trimmed with lace, beads and fancy buttons. Worth up to $15.00. Special, each, $10.50.

A wonderful assortment of georgette Blouses in light shades, several pretty models, dainty trimmings. Wcrth up to $10.00. Each, $6.95. at $20.00 One lot of georgette, satin and crepe de chine Elouses in light and dark shades, trimmed with braidhg, beads, touches of hand embroidery, in most charming effects, wcrth up to $29.75. This sale, $20.00.

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