The Fort Worth gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-189?, 1891-04-09
TEXAS CROPS AND WEATHER.

The amount of wheat sown in Greer
,ountv. as far as we have heard, is 81, 2+3
,c~q. SAYS the Mangum Star. There are,
7owcver. several large precincts that we
ave not heard from.
The Wichita Times has the following
IN crop conditions since the rains: Wheat
3 coming rapidly to the front, oats COM
INC On q doublequick and grass not left
rsbind. The prospect for all crops never
.r0eared better in this section at this
.5r4 Of year Continued cool weather
.... been somewhat unfavorable TO corn,
6.- no serious draw back to that cereal IS
,.,ieipated Farmers are generally well
IN with their work and the soil was never
,,gr In better condition.
The cotton acreage Of Wise county will
h. larger this year than last, while that of
ss-l IS an average and that Of oats greater.
4 big harvest may be expected in Burle-
an count his year. A great deal OF new
md Is baLug put in cultivation and the sea-
,1u begins most auspiclousIy.
Fisher County Call: The late rains will
.,4grg good crops and large immigration
.t. present year. Fisher offers as many
..g-reueuts US any county in the west
-r soil, well watered and wooded, a de-
r.-.-fu climate and cheap land, nearly
s-sr- loot OF which is tillable.
most dll DlGlLtl dIlI GpilOu Idilti
lr.yars1 SAYS the NacOgdOches Star. The
. weather has given farmers Z splendid
aaport unity for keeping up with their
work
From tie present outlook Montague
.s-t7 viii be blessed with the finest wheat
.-. vi crop this season that she has ever
I'D since the recent rains wheat, oats
Lad Isl. urher small grain crops are looking
l.e as Leart could wish Farmers are
very ,-y..ant over the prospects.
ls-t.and Chronicle: Crop prospects, IN
.a.f4. influence OF the copiOus rains in
March .withstanding the cold weather
...tIa-. are good. Farmers are feeling
...4r4-ed and will be busy il their work
f..-- now on.
williamson county farmers are well up
... -...ir work aud the crop prospects are
....u-r. y.ug.
.-E.l River county the fruit crop is
- inc ,p De immense. A large acreage viii
DBL. o.. ..lyed III cotton
The cotton acreage Of Kaufman county
... be considerably larger than it was last
A ..-rc acreage Of castor beans will be
painted around LulIng this spring.
U.-er;svi.le New Era: A new enterprise
g.I 1a .ualgurated next season by ISham
E.. He has made arrangements TO plant
e
.....n-.-a per-immon trees and grapes. An
r.-..s..l well is to DC bored close by.
G-avsou county has n large crop of oats
e l ..rr looking nicely.
Wheat aud oats IN Collin county are ex-
,-.urallur.ly good this spring.
ar-.ter acreage of both corn and oats
..ra su,a this year in Childrcss county.
Hamilton, April while some parts of
ucs.4.c have been needing rain Hamil-
t.. county has not been too dry a day
branches are running everywhere; grass
. good now; peaches not hurt; wheat
and oats tine; garden stuff all right;
corn generally up and a good stand. Prep
ar.-.8u7 are being made for planting cot
t.. Farmers mostly are out of debt with
supply Tor twelve months ahead.
C.4ruu April Another snow ar rain
f..- seek makes the prospects brighter for
a arge yield Of wheat Farmers are all
lfgE
From al parts Of our county, says the
l..a.rHs Tribune, farmers report coed pros
rr.-7 ;or be coming crop. Corn IS coming
up nicely making . good stand. Wheat
a.d oats .y5k well, and the prospect for a
fair -Iit crop is good The people are IN
l.e spirits, and u more bacon has been
I.-te iu The country than on any previous
wear he farmers will come nearer living
O. .ae.r owu products than usual and thus
avoid debt Tor provisions.
The crop prospects in Williamson county
l4yo not been better for years past, accord
lg 81 the Taylor Journal The stand of
-vra IS generally all that could be desired
AID the acreage larger oy far than last year.
uars suffered for want of rain somewhat,
d.. he recent showers are bringing them
l... Cotton planting commenced in earnest |
.s' Monday or l&aa thoroughly prepared. |
j. We nave no more frost or very cold |
s..4 agr there viii be an ordinary good |
i-.l. crop.
Ng-o.a Monitor We predict that at no
y cistaut day the cane crop Of Wood |
.s,s aud those sections of Smith and |
Van audi ad JuCcut 10 Mineola viii be |
H.grg valuable than the cotton crop.