Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-14
TEXAS IN TYPE.
TEXAS CROPS AND WEATHER.

r,. hack jack lands we consider. very
INC mi, at $40 an acre, and as gardening
rs2s., ,rs do not think they have their supe-
la1-2 .fa state. Homes can be secured
~ '-f.-.a money and 1t Is smoney-lnaklng
IT, from the start for those who under
b-'--fr 1rowing ana gdrdening.-I Aran-
s.-p qs, Eaw Era.
s. I'm has been carried on near Pecos
ms wear with great success, there be-
u! Init 1910 acres in cultivation In all,
~ .,rl III, South Side.
II. Hynson, who lives near Scots
.--' HARRISON county, on twenty-siX acres
g raised thirteen bales Of cotton,
Of :.- & Of corn, 100 bushels Of sweet
j - and airty-uhree gallons OF ribbon
pJ.- ..--.s. He was assisted by two
e.. -.. and twelve years old.
-r-~ uuaGred and twenty-five acres
Ill. Lucia were planted ii cotton
I' D.. yield vii! vary from one-half
L.. iarters Of bale TO the acre.
--..-a short ride along the truck
s outside the city, saws the Arkansas
'rs OF The 10Th instant. and found
4-..lsrr .l-l lO.elY. Garden truck is
e'-' r..-iv, aud we saw no less than
e., r.- sr44 striously setting out cabbage
a. WHAT crop OF vegetables will be
these parts this season, this
...r.r.... j .rd of before. II IS won
S.,+ .a- ardeeing.
Nv o.. l.tu inst the Alliance yard at
CO, received l49 bales, making 4 total
- Tha Douglas yard the same day
-. IG. bales, making a total Of $3.50
-. va. receipts 10 thai date were 1877
b@s
mortimer Sunday night came down on
,..TFT hi
~. Gainesville Register says: There is
..r.-.r-rhe fact that Cooke county has
.-. more cotton this season than has
5i-.- a To-. IA il the county during any
MI. s..-.a.
I'll. Marshall Messenger is authority for
.+....-sIa.at that George Munson raised
a.. .r..rt- u seed cotton to the acre this
oar a result of the liberal use of fertil-
IT,
p..s Valley News: Prospectors are al
RS. ..ral.-ld ~ viewing the products Of
tt- .-. \ field OF alfalfa that gives q
w. Bill of SOB per acre per year IS a
rrs. crop. and yet that is just what
cra.,t..l Pei. s-rs are making in ana around
p,.- Alfalfa IS king.
-..a.! cora. sorghum cane, millet, al
s-....... ua.- we're raised At Santa Lucia
.r.,-.rr. aua farmers are IN fine condition
,lr.r Il. -a-u-Et yeAr's crop is soon as the
r..r.- ... be adhered. Cotton pickers are
s..... t. average Mexican not realizing
'.f-....- make money 1T 30 cents per 100
pounds.
Acmu. s-uare places the cotton re-
c...r. .a Lle Gainesville market this sea
s- from WAGONS alone, ii eighteen TO
t,.r.r 'HHgsa.l bales.
Into me night q the 10th instant the
cor press at CNraioana had pressed for ship
mot --5gI bales Of cotton. The above
t-.ras, says tie Observer, indicate that
.ts.e..m.ss VIII handle about fifty thou
san a.., tA5 season. That COrsicana
yarl receipts alone VIII amount 90 nearly
iwa-r-fra thousand bales, and that the
crop lr TIE county viii exceed that OF last
se.s.a uy about hye thousand hales-which
w. a-u f.'a. Tor the county of about forty
thousand ya.-; against ~, 900 bales last sea
GEORGETOWN. WILLIAMSON COUNTY,
No. ia great many wagons loaded
win cotton were seen on the streets yes
ra.... I.c s'"g is about gathered. Corn
is ..f-I az 40 cents per bushel. NIer-
chants ..rL business coed.
l-.E Kills COUNTY, Nov. 1.-THE ma
.r'r .fr.a farmers IN this section are
.4r.-U "a arriug their cotton, and the
COW b. being housed So far as we have
bee. able 10 learn. the ruling price for corn
!, forty cents per busheL \ great
many people iliuk that pinGars can only be
successfully raised on sandy land. This is
{. .1.,'ar. as a man near this place raises
1ery f.e ONES en- the black land. He ex-
bite. 9aa vine that had $50 well developed
lGaars ul b.
QraNAL HAKDENAN COUNTY, Nov 10
Ten ra-gre yesterday morning At t
or.U.. - degs. Ice oue-fourth inch thick.
la.s morning. temperature - degs.
Farmers are holding wheat for an advance
l. prices. aud lriEg in only enough TO trade
On Cotton IS coming III slowly.
hg..- -NH 0..0s will be marketed this sea-
81 from H.r1eman county.
DrutPlAIN, FLOYD COUNTY. Nov 9.-A
,7a u.ranr reached here yesterday ut day
u-a- winch. continuing till to-day, gave US
la' FIRST ICE IF the season. Nearly
81 'ha farmers are through sowing wheat.
Tie ur.E sowing is up, furnishing good
frlHH- il is estimated that there viii be
ut wheat sown in this county this
f. pretty nud IoI q county not yet |
E! -E.eg- months old.