Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-04
TEXAS CROPS AND WEATHER.

rrs farming outlook OF Dallas county Is
t,aTsut. Cotton, corn, wheat and oats,
e. are growing nicely, and II no unforeseen
a,s a. befalls Dallas county, next fall
I'll nriuc good times.
@ Ear this has been the finest crop year
,--,fr-au county has had for some time
past
,-lrfman county are better than for several
Years past.
beneficial rains during the past week in
uars county give still greater and surer
i-r,1ise Of rich haryestS in this section.
Crop prospects of Brown county are very
-, far corn and cotton and wheat and
.1-s ryi!l be better than was anticipated.
crsfr, IS made now and nothing short of
...,o-a will prevent farmers from harvest
- big crops in - parts of the Concno
COUNTRY
p..a7rts Of good crop prospects reach US
- r--rrv portion OF Ellis county, This
grdouotedly be a big crop year.
corrsu. corn, wheat and oats are looking
s-af- PalO Pinto county now and the pros
'sr,s ior good general crop are better
Kan they have been for fifteen years past.
The entire Plains country has had a
,rgoegl soaking.
gsa~r rains have recently fallen
.,r,-,.aut Iavaca county. There IS
.sgraarc1 Of water for stock, grass and
lie crops
g.a tar crop on the black land in Kauf-
NIL. county IS very fine, and haymen are
g.- bus. cutting and baling. Prices are
stimulating,
Armstrong county had fully six inches of
-,.rftw i'm MAY. Crops of all kinds are now
"a F8uIlsliug condition. Wheat, oats and
reb.H fair TO give the farmer tiattering
led harvest time.-[Claude News.
#ra~a is a considerable amount Of
..rgl..l planted IN Swishcr county this
-s.- which viii insure plenty Of stock feed
.r.cg' winter
Tie uralrlcs OF Armstrong county are
r.r.... green. Cattle and horses are fat
..r.~ D. very nicely. Wheat that some
-..9e Thought would not make anything Is
...r- ty make 4 very nice yield.
urr-aoEo. May 30-Two wagon loads of
ra.gu..- were offered for sale on the puDl.C
streets fu-far. The parties bringing them
.-.-rta, they will average fifty and sixty
bushels % he acre in their ncighborhOod.
Baird Many farmers have made much
rr..w.sr 100 raaPiIE 'Ieir wheat, and all
.... ...fG.nt OF Il fiuc Weld. Oats III
-a-.- ara not so good rs last year, but the
.au sFi- boz an average one.
B.ItP.IN May 29-Bounteous rams
.p..r.r present time promise bountc"Is
.r5,s ~ -t. harvest time. Wheat and oats
re- a- rat. and corn, sorghum and milo
Ha.s. Pee .H fine condition.
Wwr.A>L TN. May M.-FarIners iu
dissection are in good spirits over present
.-.aur -uacts. All their crops are clean
alGla q thriving condition.
G.Gt4. May 2S-Ground was too wet
runow rno first Of the week in the Farmer
.e..lD.rlu5t also on the Cedar, south of
m generally work has steadily
progressed during the week, aud crops are
generally ia good condition. Crops are
..raa weeks late, except cotton. Some
.r.r, we make GOOD cotton here when il
|gas., come mp till June. Now most Of
.apr..rou IS chopped 10 a stand. Harvest
.ag is going uu in earnest TINS week. Most Of
flr May wheat Is ripe and some OF the
Mediterranean excellent. The worst
average rIop this year is oats, ranging from
mist class on some farms through all %rada-
'..1s down 10 a allure, plOWed IN, on other
farms Weather too cool these mornings
l.....'.4 40 grow much, mercury reaching
is loss q, 80 deg this morning but there is
p. danger of corn burning up as long as
'.efer.partoure stays anywhere near what
BE t.~ been. while aIch crops as Irish pOta-
Toes G.4 bee splendid. The country along
The Brazo, in Young county, about the
mu--n OF t-aar Fork, is a great corn gran
.rg i.s Stephens. TnrockmortOn and other
countless Al may be because we rave good
farmers. while they are more paStural.
Several nice showers gladdened the
hearts ur Tie farmers and stOckmen of Car
SOL county last week
Some oi the farmers OF Cooke county COM
meura wheat harvest this week. y fine
-ggg has been raised.
Some fine oats of the new crop were on
.he market in Brennan Fl day, selling at
20 cents per hundred pounds.
The harvesting Of Clay county's immense
wAea- crop viii begin this week. Then the
-,uy handed sons of toll will be in it until
. is harvested, threshed and gamered.
From present Indications rs 10 quantity
-ut prize. they viii lave plenty Of green
.asa7 and Biscuits Henrietta Independ-
~at
III. s".i, crop in UDshW county is better
'haa -a- been ior some years past, though
SOIL. trees are killed AID damaged from
.-'- frr.sc~.
IT, Do.fnr, the Dufau mail carrier, re-
'.1tr wheat ia the Duffau country extra
-"attr- year. In some places it is said IL
".uaag forty bushels to the acre Hico
Ia. rains were falling all last week in
Armstrong county, which insure good crops
g.. gram.
TIE crops around New Birmingham are
As -y"l as can bc hoped for at this season
W Tie Year. while the fruit crop is an aver
ara
b.nrgo county has been having plenty of
'Ha 'l" past week
Montague county had some Uuusal cold
.,.--.-s last week, rs well as some hard
.a.- parts Of the county. YET the crops
- -"w.ug timely and the farmers are put
a every hour they possibly can at
a a.7 rain fell in Fairfield last Monday
--. j. seemed TO extend several miles
apa east Of town, and did an immense
4 GOOD 10 corn and cotton.
-gwperry crop this year in Kaufman
-s, inc. They are being brought to
' aul-E IN large quantities and sold
A..,r Cj-v-Farmers are all busy cut
Grain. There will Ice 100000 bushels
a. sold from Archer county this year.
.1 '"uCectci with the beef and wool. will
.l immense quantity of money to
N... county.
-.. rd.e. Carson county - Holland
L-..-..s OF our county have planted 100
-- 30 MISUNDERSTANDING fine. They
-sl have 2UO acres of fall wheat that bids
" make thirty bushels per acre.
-JlA, May 30-We had good rain last
--. and crops are booming.
HuNry GROVE, June Crops in this
a.'y present 4 fine appearance. Wheat
@.- -a'~ are almost ready for harvest. Corn
@.. cotton are doing splendid.
lEEgrFT Tlna ! Tho millions pf hI1cs