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FIELD CRICKET ( G-ryllus assimilis Fab.) 
J. A. Munro (July 22): The field cricket appears to "be on 
the increase again at Eargo. 
H. L. Sv.-eetir.an (July 15): There is a local outbreak on 
alfalfa and small grains in Kiobrara County. 
7IKE'.VC3I;IS (flateridae) 
C. R. Phipps (July 20): .y.riotes m ancus Say is moderately 
abundant on potato seed oieces and plants, also on cabba - 
and corn, in Cumberland, Knox, Kennebec, Androscoggin, 
Fenobscot, and Somerset Counties. 
B. H. ffalden (July 6): kelanotus sp., probably co mmunis 
Gyll., is attacking corn in North Haven in greater numbers 
than usual . 
Weekly News Letter, N. 1. State College, of Agr., July : 
The vrheat wireworm, Amrio tes ma nous Say, is seriously damag- 
ing cabbage in Ontario County, (abstract J. A. . 
Z. P. Lletcalf (July 21): ffirev/orms arc moderately abundant 
over the State, especially in tobacco fields . 
J. J. Davis (July 22): '..':. reforms are serious in corn at 
Shoals; reported June 29, 
W. P. Flint (July 20): 
reforms are very abundant. 
... H- Swenk (July 19): Hearts cf heatvy infestations on 
corn --ere received up to about July 1. These later reports 
included Ilelan otus cribulosus Lee. as '••ell as M. f isr.jlis S: -. 
. C. Severin (July 20): loderately abundant in s uth- 
eastern South Dakota. 
L. Haseman (July 22): Corn suffered severe damage em lier 
in the season. 
C. "."akeland (July 24): » : ~r." serious injury to corn, 
potatoes, grain and truck crops in southwestern Cdaho hes b e 
reported. 
I7 Tf IDS GRUBS (Fhylfoeaama spp.) 
E. . Mendenhall (July 13): The attac on strawberries at 
ew Carlisle and Lithropplis is very severe. 
L. a seman (July 22): .Yhite rubs arc very abundant; culti- 
vated crops are not seriously dan 3d yet, -' r. 
