Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-05
TEXAS IN TYPE.
TEXAS CROPS AND WEATHER.

r,ose who have been through Hunt
say they never before saw such fine
eo 10 inrospects ut this time.
80 ,rhrgt crop on the plains Immediately
}. nj Niobeetie will be large, averaging
W. Der acre than in any former year.
-. NJ rain again this week in Wheeler
-. In some neighborhoods it amounted
-5od. covering the ground with several
o. of 1ygter. Small grain crops will be
Ne i-r@s without getting more rain.
TIE Wild plum crop of Wheeler county
- NJ medium. Wild grapes are doing
s~,r,rsaoy well aud the yield will be
enormous.
and around Archer City is being
r...f--..ed. and saying that the crop is good
'-.,.r., nall tell Some OF the fields of
- am. 50 heavy that the best of the
.',,sr- cannot 10 the binding, the bundles
$50 llIra. j. is estimated by those
w.. ought 70 know, that the yield in
ir..sr county viii be over thirty bushels
ptr.'f'
psirs-We are having dry weather
~ Crops are needing rain badly, hay
a,ras ,a- one light rain since April Il.
,'5rr 3, cooking extremely well considering
Sssr. weather. Farmers are well up
VII. .Le.r crops.
I.agy.rw The oat crop here is very fine
.,lrsd with perhaps an increased acreage
I.!ape, re0I. which will be 4 great boon to
~. portion of The country, as not enough
,-r ,ga- rased last year 10 feed through
.s..-4. rcar. Rain Is needed on corr and
co.lu-.
Tie suaAnerry season OF Cooke county
.....r-a3 f,..' D., followed by dew berries and
'.1.uu..a5 Of which the crop is very
srg
E.t.r-JaS. June 1.-The Texas state
a.-....r service. IN cooperation with the
r-,..t states signal service, issued their
v., weather. and crop bulletin this
.ga..a- for HE week ending June !. 1t IS
.-t..u.-. The temperature during the
M. ,., Gays has averaged about normal
E.l..a his fallen since the last bulletin
was ..s.a1 The rainfall for the month
mounted 20 less thun half an inch along
.fa.g4-- aud from 80 TO go inches in
.,ter uar.- Of the state. The mean tenn
rsr.l,- Tor he month over the state aver
5,-, sboar > , deg. below normal. Wheat
harvesting IS progressing finely. Dat har-
,-,lirr is about completed. Cotton and
rf.. are reported generally as doing well,
1lr in some localities rain would be bene-
s.a. aad In few sections it IS needed
l.u.,.
Ug.ac., from reports are as follows:
N.e.r4 fails-Whcat harvesting is IN
prgcrase and crop excellent. Other crops
toAeuigy., Temperature, maximum, 81;
minimum, -
Cyrs.. ana-W Weather has affected crops
'..0rat.w Temperature, maximum, %;
minimum. ~.
Mesquite Gardens are suffering from
fp-t Tie fruit crop is good. Grapes
never better Rain would be beneficial to
:. crops and corn is suffering slightly
Temperature. maximum, 81; minimum, 81
college station Crops in good condition,
BIZ. uulg needs rain. Temperature, maxi
mum. su. minimum. 63.
Bgruham-Rain needed badly. Temporal
'l.c maximum. q: minimum, 90
Gainesville Wheat harvesting has
commenced Cotton and corn are doing
Wei Temperature, maximum, 81; mini
mum, 60
Ianrc-A light rain would be grateful.
Strong sogtho1iy winds with heavy Gulf
Clouds prevail. Oats crop fine. Corn
reel~ rain Cotton excellent. Farm
wJrA We. up. Temperature, maximum,
81 minimum. 60.
Lougv.ew-Crops look well. A rain
would ua beneficial.
New Observation-Disclosures very favor
abe for a.. crops produced here. Temper
a'grr 'l.-.muin. st; minimum, %.
Round E0ck-Neathcr cool, but crops
growing and look promising. Farmers well
apw.lA their work and ju5ilaut. Temper
atyre WaALum, IS; minimum, IS.
Arlington Wheat and oats harvesting
progressing. Yield good. Corn and cotton
good Uat beginning TO need rain. Tempera-
iare maximum, 81: minimizing -.
burEs,-CrOps were never better. and
ueol..ook never brighter. Temperature
maximum. 50; minimum, "a.
PANT Rock Crops very good.
IL. rus Corn grows rapidly, looks well
all IS as-e.liug Cotton is late but doing
wr. c.-cYt n cold wet soils. Temperature
maximum, ~; minimum. rs.
trecerirhsbtrg- Crops of all kinds look
We Rams in this section have retarded
N.Ec temperature, maximum, So; ILlni-
L-r 'H
>,a Weather favorable, except
~, la@ is needed. Temperature. maxi
lu IS minimum. 80
Graham harvesting progressing and
cu's .ar'. eat. Cotton doing well aud crop
geae"a-E d. good condition. Corn prospe.'rS
good Temperature, maximum, SO; mini
H-n tu
b,a -E-pluuting of cotton finished
O-.-.-r rrrop good. Oats crop all har-
'e-,.' anal GOOD Weld. Corn generally
2-.. l,-'prrature, maximum, 81; mini