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CROPS BADLY DAMAGED
BY INCESSANT RAINS
Some Lands Flooded—Fight Against
Army Worm Retarded
TENNESSEE VAI.I.KV BIKE AD
THE AGE-HERALD !
Hartselle. Alu., Aug. 16 J
The recent storm, accompanied by
:hunder and lightning and much rain,
lid great crop damage In this sec
don of the county. Reports coming
n from the country districts are to
Lhe effect that much land has been
flooded. Some corn is still standing
n the water and some of the cotton
fields are muddy. The rains have
tlso militated against the success of
.he fight now being made against th?
army worm, or leaf worm.
The pest thrives best where there i
is much moisture, and, besides, the
farmers cannot well get into the
fields, as the ground is so wet. Or
ders are still being placed for cal
cium arsenate, and the determina
tion is still strong here for the ex
termination of the leaf worm. The
boll weevil menace looms just ahead
for the farmers, and many of the
best farmers fear the weevil more
than they do the leaf worm.
