Show WEATHER AND CROPS george N salisbury united states weather bureau director has issued the following weather and crop bulletin for or the past week the first fine two days of the week were warm the remaining days day were very cool for the season being ton ten to fifteen degrees below the normal the features of the week were the heavy rain on t the he ath and eth and nd the gen stol erl frosts from the ath to the ath in different localities being severest severe on the dib the week was wag favorable for small grain only both spring and fall wheat look fine winter wheat to is headed beaded or heading beading out generally and barley also the rain in localities an inch or og nearly benefited grain very much the frosts especially the severe one of the ath and jtb killed potatoes and tomatoes to the ground nipped other vegetables lucern and corn and in some places damaged fruit alfalfa cutting has begun in localities we the crop will be heavy strawberries are abundant and ol of fine quality wasatch arsin on OD 6 7 8 and snow squalls highest 86 lowest 26 heavy havy frost frog ab proving ot otanous Arous to tender vegetation Poti potatoes toes killed to ground oats oata frozen on low lands landa ice thick as window glass uintah rain kain on the ath mixed with snow enow to amount of inches outlook fur for crops never better weber fore part sultry heavy rain eth balance of week cold and stormy frost JP roston on jtb damaging garden plants but only slight alight injury to cut luce rn davis the past week was fairly ta fa vo rable fore part warm latter cold rain and bail on ath and jtb frost on jtb no damage haying cum mencel crops never better salt lake highest 87 lowest 40 fore part warm and pleasant show era on the ath and ath made vegetation grow rapidly some are cutting lucern but the majority are waiting for settled weather box elder highest 83 lowest 35 rain on the jtb anti and abb latter part of week cold cherries and strawberries ripe commenced cutting lucern spring grain light fall grata looks very well profit frost on the ath damaging potatoes pota cache changeable changeable snow on the mountains ath frost on the jtb ath and fth injured pota potatoes tots and beans beane grain has not suffered there will be a heavy crop of alfalfa ali alfa crops in gec oral eral look well RICO highest 86 85 lowest 26 heavy frost on the he damaging potatoes grain looks well irrigation just commencing water plentiful morgan more or less jess stormy heavy rain on the ath and ath followed by frost which ire ze potatoes to the ground and even oak leaves turned black but a good week for all crops proof against trost frost summit first of week warm making fast growth on the ath rain all night and on abe esth snowed all day cleared up and fr frize ze potatoes our rants gooseberries goose berries and tender vegetables alth warm ground in good condition tooele winter wheat headed lu gorn in bloom slight blight frost on small grain suffered on account ol 01 drought until the rain ot of and ath barley is heading highest 86 lowest 32 82 crops crop progressing fine grain heading beading out light frost on ath which nipped corn beans potatoes and tomatoes the th heavy beavy rain of ath was fine for crops beets beeta are improving rain went down to surface water alkali coming up highest 87 lowest 34 front dah and corn and potatoes which were well advanced killed to 10 the ground beans cucumbers and tomatoes were mae also killed juan juab heavy rain ath and fth cold since nights night frosty potatoes beans cucumbers and corn core on lowlands frostbitten millard rain 60 50 which helped grain very much frost night of ath took potatoes squash beans ete etc corn much damaged lubern some lucern cutting begun sevier be vier potatoes and other stuff hurt by frost grain and alfalfa have not been bean damaged grand june ath cutting first crop of lubern was begun ice on the oth tut ast of moab wa sayue ne on ath front killed corn amarls and and potatoes grain and alfalfa not ot injured diute piute sharp froat ath and ath lowest 25 lucern hurt also potatoes but have heard of no BO grain injured iron crops look pretty well considering si the cold and windy weather shower first of week garfield grain is slow lucern has not done much since the cold spell spring wheat doing well winter wheat splendid kane croos crons doing well where freely watered ranges very dry water low frost ath froze fraze potato potatoes ep wash washington ington favorable to grain first crop alfalfa being gathered |