Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-30

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4. r.xas, April g. = United
" .,,msn. Of Agriculture. cli-
~, 80 service Of the Weather
IN soction-crop bulletin Tor
.'S,ne Monday April n. 1926
,.os-partiy cloudy 10 CLOUDY
49, ~ thruurhort the week
~ 10 precipitation o. ,ae,p,,n
80 rs Of an mch. "a tno si ',,,.sts
M On tho 2itn. my ,,r ,lS'p 49,
On ai With deficiency OF ~
4 fe,''.-- the western portion OF
% n OF an inch over mo e'
MR.. s,nshlne on an average
~ 40 beIow tho norinui, as
n.,ss "r,in1ilo-strsltus and cumu-
n nevelled. ...,.t A.
~ ,antdnr from Q to 3 dcEruef
w IL norii,al. with tho greatest
.N ~. northwestern portion OF
der whi-h It fell eighty, but
.hove lie normal throughout
sTho teinpernturc 0ii an aver
r,e,k ranged from : degree
w ,o,r1ni Over the southern pot
etatr 10 about I dcgreea above
,,,n,astern portion Tho high
ne.,,re al the several stations
e,eAk has ranged from n de-
I'M oast cohat district to g6
,bs yiclnity OF Dnllingor, Luf-
,,eafhorford. and the lowost has
", a. rIfrfcee ovd. the Panhandle
80 over tho coast district.
soNpIrlor OF cRoPs.
,,,hcr duriny the past week was
amy favorable for farm work.
bcrs have been vury busy planting
,nr crops, and, rs rule. they
Nj With thoir work
plnntlDg II completed In most
fsrept cod land. which 10 now
a,xsd. Eariy-plantcd cotton IL
~orkcd. I.ate-piHntcd cotton 10
M ,sry wei. II is reported in
|clinr that rain would be benc-
n srowing rapidly and early corn
worked out and II needing rain
|ocaiites. Planting IN completed.
Nhhd oats arc doing we'll, except
T. ain in some sections. Voluntary
ysry good and ara heading out
,sthcr has been rather dry for
e hut as q rule they arc doing
The fruit crop continues prom
ecttabiea and berries are being
10 tho Northern markets aAncst
~. and thay 80 OF q very nice
has been no precipitation to
7 70 anything for q little more than
Il, and rain is needed for farming
a. the ground u beginning 70
In some eectlons.
aEsPoNDEETy REMARKa
Earccs- Tonic Ford; This
aunng the .past week has beer
col for crops. hut they are doing
IelL farmers are well UP will
IA An ihings considered. pros
very hattsrtng.
praapleh-,J. Giesecls: weather
cfqlic for farming. Corn looking
ton all planted and most OF 1t Vi
koklnr. fnrmorn up with theii
"a prokpecta generally fine.
iar-J. y. Rogers. Crops looking
\. hut making alow progress
ne axcs&lye wind prior TO tn
a 4. Eisoniohr: The weatbe
cl the woeit WAS vof-y cloudy
mes thrcatenlns rain, which wa
Nal 10 the growing crops. as
he sprouting OF cotton, altl1oiigl
uops Of all kinds are doing fa1rl
1ni7I. Roisdorr. Ali WHEAT
1es high and promises o fair Gro
sorable weather: also oats ar
ol'lfing, Some corn Is up an
are still planting; alro cotton, 6
good deal will yet he plante-.
y. Foqter. Corn and cotton doin
About one-half of the cotto
rlanted and coiulng up. White
nd oats are suffering for ralr
bod threatening. but no procipits
N L. Bartholomew: Needin
farming interests.
ne-M Wright; Rain Ia ncede
NSfope suffering from drouth.
pa y. Grant: Crops doing we
" SUI planting cotton. but genera
with their work. Corn hi
improved and Is IN O fair state
cn oats and wheat GENERALLY
In wayiand Bailey: Grass groy
n L. Mcoueen: Corn in "a
Cotton planting about half owe
uolnx we'll Rain would be ben
III. \. wayland: All farnii
vonunue encouraging. Cotton b
veil and sofno Is ready for 4