Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-18
NEURALGIA AND RHEUMATISM.

any one county. Below l give the wheat
crop of a few farmers, and if anyone
doubts the accuracy of the statements,
they are requested by the people here to
correspond with these gentlemen and sat
isfy themselves:
In my trip over this and Archer county
I met and talked with several of the
farmers whose names l give and and the
names and crops of those did not meet
were given me by Mr.. J. A. Kemp,
treasurer of this (Wichita) county
whose address is Wichita Falls.
c. Waller, postoffice Wichita Falls.
Lives two miles north; made 2737 bushels
of wheat on ninety-three acres of sod
land, being an average of about twenty
eight bushels per acre.
j. Reed, postoffice Wichita Falls;
lives three miles north. Made 902
bushels of wheat on twenty-eight acres
of land, being an average of about
thirty-tw bushels per acre.
J G. Hardin, postoffice Gilbert, Wich-
tia county; lives ten miles from Wichita
Falls. Harvested twenty-seven bushels
of wheat per acre.
NJ. Dodson postoffice Gilbert; lives ten
miles from Wichita Falls. Made thirty
two and uhree-fourth bushels per acre.
S. P. Hawkins, postoffice Gilbert,
Wichita county; ten miles from Wichita
Falls. Made 1850 bushels of wheat on
forty-five acres, being an average of
about twenty-five bushels per acre.
r. w. Longtime, postOfice, Gilbert,
Wichita county, made twenty-five bush
els of wheat per acre.
e. Rexford, postoffice, Wichita Falls,
made 1928 bushels of wheat on forty
acres, being an average of about twenty
eight bushels per acre.
B. F. Willis, postoffice, Gilbert, har-
vested twenty eight bushels per acre on
thirty acres of land.
j. s. Moody, man fifty-seven years
of age, without any assistance, Guilt
waited this year about one hundred acres
of land with one pillow. From forty acres
of wheat he averaged thirty-four and
one-half bushels per acre; twenty five
acres in corn and thirty-five acres
in oats which has not yet
been harvested, but at fair
estimate will yield fifty bushels of corn
and sixty bushels OF oats per acre.
w. X. Hazard, postoffice Gilbert
Sowed twenty-five bushels of wheat and
harvested 705 bushels.
F. M Davis, sheriff of Wichita coun-
ty, postofice Wichita Falls, has about
two hundred acres IN cultivation, which
made 1900 bushels OF wheat on fifty
acres. His corn and oats not yet har-
vested, but the prospects are an immense
yield in both crops.
R. B. Hooks, postoffice Iowa Park
Came to Wichita county and bought land
in December last, broke and planted
during December forty acres in wheat
from which he threshed twenty five
bushels per acre.
A. H. Parme, postoffice Wichita Falls,
lives eight miles south in Archer county :,
and is a stock farmer. He has opened
in the last year farm of 700 acres, 120
acres in wheat on which $50 head of cat
tie graZed all winter, which has not yet
been threshed, putting it at the lowest
possible estimate it will thresh $500
bushels; 275 acres in oats, which will
yield at fair estimate II 900 bushels; so
acres in corn. which is estimated to yield
1000 bushels; 225 acres in sorghum, esti-
mated to yield 1000 tons. The estimated
value of the crop grown on this farm is
at least $1,000 and Mr.. Parme 8 clear
profit from the farm at $4,000.
George T. Knott, postoffice Wichita
Falls, lives four miles east of town, has
225 acres in wheat; is not through thresh-
ing, but from what has been threshed
his average yield will be thirty bushels