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Franklin, Jefferson, Lyon, Miami, Phillips , Republic, Riley, 
ptajford , and W ilson Co's. Chinch bug's more or less numerous. 
|-n Phillips county they have been nearly destroyed by cool 
veather. -E’Z/f Co (Apr. 27). “Chinch bugs injuring early corn 
und oats. Some wheat has been plowed up.” May 18, 1882, p. 
•08. Anderson, Bourbon, Butler, Davis, Douglas, Greenwood, and 
p<s/i Co's. Chinch bugs numerous; but in Douglas county no 
lamage. Coffee and Ellis Co's. Chinch bugs here. Morris Co. 
Chick on fall wheat. Pawnee Co. A few in winter wheat. May 
15, 1882, p. 824. Butler, Cherokee, Coffey, Jefferson, Lyon, 
Leavenworth, Republic, Reno, Saline, and Sumner Co's. Chinch 
mgs very numerous, threatening to destroy wheat in Reno, work- 
ng on rye in Republic, but occasioning no apprehension in Cher- 
Ikee county. June 1, 1882, p. 340. Clay, Johnson, Jewell , 
Labette, and Riley Co's. Chinch bugs plenty. Dickinson, Don- 
\phan, and Wilson Co's. Wheat being damaged. June 8, 1882, 
.p 353, 360. Bourbon, Harvey, Lyon, Morris, Rush, Saline, 
nd Smith Co's. Wheat more or less injured by chinch bugs. 
£//.• Co. No young bugs yet; plenty of old ones. Labette Co. 
'hmch bugs plenty; no damage yet. June 15, 1882, p. 372. 
lutler Co. Chinch bugs numerous. June 22, 1882, p. 388. But- 
pD Feateniioi th, and Phillips Cos. Chinch bugs numerous, 
une 29, 1882, p. 409. Montgomery Co. More chinch bugs 
dnteied last season than ever before, but wet weather, occurring 
I bout the time for depositing eggs, kept them back. July 20, 
882, p. 36. Ellsworth Co. Chinch bugs present, but doing no 
amage. Aug. 3, 1882, p. 68. Clay Co. Some chinch bugs, but 
omg no damage. 
: ^P-^esota. May 18, 1882, p. 308. Isanti Co. Fear chinch bugs 
'ill damage wheat. June 15, 1882, p. 377. Mower Co. “Our farrn- 
rs have been suffering with chinch-bug wheat crops for the last 
mr years, but last year we put in a great breadth of corn and 
lore oats than usual.” June 22, 1882, p. 388. Scott, Wabasha, 
nd Washington Co's. Chinch bugs reported. June 22, ]8S2, p. 
94. Dodge Co. Chinch bugs alarming. Fillmore, Goodhue, 
Umstcd, and Winona Co's. Chinch bugs present. July 13, 
^i ’ Fa . Fillmore and Isanti Co's. Chinch bugs reported. 
/ t p ’. Goodhue, Houston, Washington, Isanti, 
nd Le Sueur Co's. Chinch bugs present. July 2/, 1882, d 52 
Imsted and Ramsey Co's. Chinch bugs reported. Aug. 3,‘1882, 
jqq 5 ’ anc ^ Pdlmore Co's. In spring wheat. Aug. 10, 
88_i, p. 84. Carver and Isanti Co's. In spring wheat. Aug. 17, 
o P Ci J)?r! ( n!' ^ 0m Spring wheat is being injured in some places! 
ug. 24, 1882, p. 116. Dakota and Goodhue Co's. Chinch bugs 
3ry bad in spring wheat. 
Missouri. Apr. 13, 1882, p, 228. Boone and La Fayette Co's. 
hmch bugs plenty. SI. Francis Co. Chinch bugs still alive 
Aheat never better. Apr. 20, 1882, p. 244. Audrain Co. Some 
nncli bug’s. Apr. 27, 1882, p. 260. Boone, Bates, Carroll, and 
eir/rm Co s. Chinch bugs more or less numerous. Polk Co. (17). 
.YLynads of chinch bugs were seen in the timber previous to last 
