Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-02
E11ER.CROP BULLETIN.
s..,Iv Report Of the Texas
Weather Service.
|p,slE FOR FARM OPERATIONS
ain, Done and Preparations Tor
s,r,ux wbeat and Oats
S,ssnsera,urs and Iininf"ii'

xing 5pr'hK y..,.,.ii.
temperature and i'''n"
rsxas. January s1.-united
es'on' ,,ment Of Agriculture, Neh,n-
weekly weather crop buIietii,'
snsther service, for inc "o'" Wv
NAV. January 80. 1881; ,,.
hun",Ion--Thc week openea WIN
p.'as weather, and on the morn.ns
Dn coast. after which II cleared
the "a, a. weather prevailed until the
pa i ssn when general showers were
ma W.. WI, Inc greatest rainfall over
=, "s,arn portion Of the state me
p l'ns N an average for the week
~, slightly below tho normal
soathwest Texas TO ~ OF ~ IN
mer the northeastern porto" oi Tue
stratus. cumulo-stratus and
~ yo,,ds prevailej during the hrst
sort of the week, when reiuce1
,, on sunshine TO some extent,
nou. average for the week 1t was
'nera~Tbe week opened with the
~ro ranging from 5 to . degrees
~ dally normal, and It continued
~ average until about the miuule
reek. when II ranged from 10 .
a,oye. The week closed with the
..nra ranging from 1 to degrees
~ normal. The temperature on an
a. ,hs week was generally nbuut
Ii mr. slightly below. The highest
10 Of The several stations has
s-nm q degrees over the east consl
~ n degrees In the vicinity CT
and the lowest has ranged from
M, over Northwest Texas 10 IL ue-
Along the Immediate coast
CONDITION OF CROPS.
v,,,her during the grelter portion
,sel was generally favorable for
n openltions, and as n rule farmers
N IN with their work Mjch pow
!, becp done and preparations for
.n,lne wheat and oats have been
.onsidering the wet and threaten
,a,hef. 49,, .,,
"A NJ weather was generally favor
b. these crops.
Ilables along the immediate coast
cIns yey we'll. Strawberries nre
q nicely and the plants continue
rsIns Al the ciose OF the week will
tendency TO retard farming opera =
IN few days. There Is an excel
aon In the ground generally, and,
|ule, stock water is plentiful.
RREsPoNDENTs' REMARKS.
NH. n. wayland: Much pillow
,rnt 10 a finish on the prairie, less
woodland. Temperature. maximum
hlnum %.
eyIns-w. ]. Crowley. The ground
vet for blowing in this section.
Inc needed for farm work. STOCK
their own up to date. Wheat
well In some localities. but not 50
i others. Weather conditions about
Esar.. temperature. maximum &C.
nm X
nY-N. L. Bartholomew: Condi-
favorable for farming operations
nturs, maximum 20. minimum 2s,
ii,o-l. A. NcNabb: Shary thun
xn WIN high northwest wind and
tiln, OF 25th. Heavy frost or
X u Nh, Temperature. maximum
Nv
n'-conp; East winds nnc
{, peNaieu last week. rem
sn. A,nmuih W
- Il Cahdlln: Buds are
nf On perh trace o~d - r---+ ~
AMI M
NV ~ temperature maximum "
'rt-y
M, earie' weather not overl,
s,n,. "r,n WORK.
~ Honeycnt; Cloudy
n ,,i H",,.ins winds with ocfasionn
M NV, W. tNo nays Recent rain
r,sns " Eool season IN IN.
q, s are generally through
Ar .p'ns crops. wheat ans
yis.r ~" az very promising. j.
MI -. rrouly' another cloud
p's on the farm preparing for an
Nv temperature. maximum 81
r%I...
IN, sussnl carter Rainfall Wednes
sssay :, from a. m. to l:l0 y. IT
~ mehss Temperature, maximum
w. "
A. Lindsey; Continued DR.
ssne the early mart Of the wee
M 70 all kinds Of stock. Farm
:. ",nlng the soil and making pref
'M sowing spring wheat an
s.'"pera'ure. maximum 80. min
M VA ~ y. Pearce: Frost on 2itl
s,s sm Cloudy but pleasant weatl
rss,s iand for crops. and farm
,. MAKING GOOD use OF the opportur
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