Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-29
|gEAYHER BUIEYIN.
NJ. +. PROJECTIONS az nx ".
n n. FOSTER.
wave OF great fsy Has
~ -, predicted for '"rE'n-
Ming OF oe'opf

.,,.n,ed. 1895. by W, Foster.
cop' ,asens NO, sept 2My last
bplls"" eross the contincnpm so,h
sa 's,h and the next will regime "a
. ~ n. a about the soth;oSs the
s'n' , u Rockies country ',ose OF .,
'.',ober 4, the great centrall''s go, -
v'' wv ana the Eastern a'' ABOUT
he bih. ,.n, no ofry com
.e,table energy, and fol'oM II wv
az wave VIII bring very iow"pe'"
iafrs- IN cross I west
J. poc,,iA about sepienin,pShr H. n ,n1
-, cmtrnl valleys ov'opol ""'
tnstern states I'M tho hat az
wave viii cross Wv hn y,
N sl country about oetopsr sa,as
ssrfr,ll valleys stu ana ~'''' ''"'N'
N the 7th, ,,.,,norce OF htober
Al reach the Pacific no1I' NY ,no
XXI cross the west OF itVyMv S
.' close OF It'll, great oell',11,i'''sH
gh Ia 10th. Eeasterh htnts ~.
warm wave VIII eross ME- nj
IA, country about SIN Br'.tVnaI N"
isya sth and Eastern sa ~ o,,,oa
tool wave viii cross VIZ w t1ni.s
,onntfy about 9TH, great oe''ra' iilesh
w,h Eastern statea l2th'
hsm, ,,rst hnlf of october Rlll livery
lnu averaging rninfallwlll Eadu.
Aocreasn from frat tomidd and
sn nrs S from middle TO lst ut OF
month, ,c,A ,,t,i N nora ~
slsh.St average Temperatures the
I'm central valleys Fgtherwest
e Mon temperatures wilhccu ! Ut
w ea,lIer and further east illttlohter.
rhc weak OF greatest itremR or
,.mnerature viii occupy nm lsh TO
Xxx and during this perlol the dpht-
=, storms or the month wilooeun
mo week following 18TH W pc ia
M for killing frots uifuallythr
1 oetober will he nearly lveragf In
4 ,emnernture when we put \ tempeia-
| urgs OF the whole UnlteBtates 'or
/ ne whole month together
| Draw line from Winnipeg doyn
4 Inc Mississippi river 20 llahoutli ana
i lie country east of that W VIII az
4 smge below and west q thnt lht
4 above the usual normols,
Some very severe chnnR IN teFi'
| prature will occur. parhdarly nmi
4 lid middle OF the month, ut taklng
NE AVERAGES OF each locaB FOR Tho
whole month no great qremes y
! these averages will occur tpwhere "
4 The United States
TIE coolest monthly atnges. foi
| October appear TO lie alon the lines
| nom Chicago 10 Clnclnnaulnd from
Cincinnati TO Boston.
Rnlnfalls In october WILDE nenrly
ne reverse OF the temporiires, De
nclencleH will occur genelly nortl
and west OF the Ohio river u west o.
The Mississippi, and oxcesselouth anJ
i Mt OF the Ohio and Miaspppi. N
| very great cxtromea In Il MONTH,
| aseragoa Of rainfall are ex btod, ant
| IN large portions OF the dntry th'
/ precipitation for the monl VIII b.
/ bear the normal.
The average weather editions n
October for tho whole oouty prom
ife well for crops, very fnlrahle 70
hll sown srains and .thc- rit,,ring %
the cotton crop. Injury tplotton b.
4 September dry weather mi not b
entirely remedled hut late osts AM
4 an Increase In rainfall VT make I
batter cotton crop than thcpndltlon
y the close OF September am TO In
1 tlcste.
The first hnlf OF October III be no
4 table for dangerous storms hich vii
\ probably eliminate In CRED destruc
4 tlon not far from the 10th.
Practical tests have show that n
4 Irrigation ditch with blIshwlll cor
| ilhue good Tor ilve TO ten hrs. WI
low brush Is best bccAt, bpin
sunlight II Gun more readll be COY
cred into small ditch.
Any KIND OF wood or leav1 will an
Mer the same purpose. CO stalk
niher the sugar or Horphm, afte
uty have been run thr0ugithe mi
make good lining for tho dlhcs an
piuphbly corn cobB are the iery bef
AFTER gravel, slate and sand
/ Wood and other vegetah matte
wen covered Into n ditch day yer
newly and Will continue tdhold n
sMv.s OF water til they live con
tafth' N 'e1"' SUI
% the Ncfr farm. horetofoL dcHerl,
well fifteen foot deopkna du
~ low place In the bottom a ahol
s."V' me Wen was not dpuccog
W. was filled with stunt brus
~ vegellble trash, The VIKINGS ,
~e ground finished the worIand le
pht OF ground nearly lIei nm
rsoably forty fcct in dlanotf
~ THIS lllled In earth Nel plante
Esm' Peach and chorry tl.s in
s'sk cmstor, their nhade cmpleteI
WsrlnE the ground. FOR ylrs I'M
Nous crops. W pa eno
lhe decay OF the materi,l throw
~ Ne, old well leaves sptcs thI
~ hled with water from III snriI
s sns and the summer drottthlhnve ,
WV on the crop OF fruits wv
,,wsa'er In sufficient o,ienthoa M
NM IN eNeeaa II the Mi brorta,
NV ior the production Of Xxx 4.
nothing 10 do with mo pn. ~
Ky 70 retain sufilcient balstn
Mulclty. "sA'hy efrent
~ much water generates / s,ro,
Y Nerfent and insufilot.,.. II Itt