The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-19
And CROPS.
8 COLLIN COUNTY
ID BOTTOMS.
...rent a Drout"'
a. sesir. In Fort
'..,her settles.

Il, night and has e %aaa ,
',.,ml,siOn since To-Day
!. ouen in earnest anu
down. swelling the
\ ~ ne bottoms and all
~ !, these heavy rains
!, likely there would
!; ..r,lue in the black land
~. bad not the spring
~ i unusual abundance ;,
s,ss ls.-rhe rain which
All continues. copious
\! .,a,y. 1t began raining
y, changed to the north
1 y. and SOUTH from
,srs are coming at fire.
~ faces of the Waco
s,hed with smiles. as
s,srdid crop prospects,
- is recognized as the
stable "advance guard
!, March FLOR the past
slow, but generous
\ aver Baylor county, CIV
,mspects for crops ever
.,r,ion. From time Of
i. frsent writing. wheat
ar water a single day,
.r,In within the next six
al per acre will be the
y cunty. Many farmers,
hen be rich.
y,rch i7.-Good season
,,Ien here during the past
.irbts ani farmers from
An the rain has been very
N ever the country sur
4. and they are jubilant
aspects thus far, as the
|. bsn all that they could
rnsins cloudy and foggy
.srs a,e that it will con-
tag this week.
~. March IS.-The badly
hJllns steadily this morn
!, mo,pect OF getting all we
I, ,bout thirty days ahead
r,riaIly corn. which was
Il this section in 1896. the
y been a short crop for
4. srass is coming up well
IN spell and cattle are in
Es,a
Id March ln-ihis place
IA cold norther yesterday
!, ye-e entertained for the
IN until today the weather
rood rain fell, which was
lhough very young, Is look
A, acreage is about 90 per
n, last year, and the plant
tTsnty days in advance OF
Cuion planting will begin
u, March 1.-THE heaviest
tr.er fell this morning at
Il listing nearly an hour.
hnsse has been done to the
IN the washing OF the rains.
d through planting corn and
: nicely, and farmers We're
itelr cotton land, but the
al work for several days.
Er March 15.--Rain began
ti At 10 o'clock. lasting an
"a vet the ground to the
nl inches, with good pros
nh today, which will be Of
" to farmers in bringing UP
kras are we'll up with farm
hi slated over the prospects
ID 1887.
y. Yirch IS. Rain has fallen
q syery day for the past
salsr downpour yesterday.
n.y. Corn all planted and
y Cut worms are Kidding
himers. we'll up with their
w. cotton as soon as the
Has, March 17.-Corn plant
IA. acreage has been plant
n ats doing we'll; good acre
Range is getting fine for
nj Of all kinds have gope
inter in fine shape; the loss
by nothing. Good showers
Iips
Teas, March 17.-This Sec
Z Blessed with a very good
Tough not enough. as the
~ dry, but it is enough TO
o9ps, and put that to grow
= Indications are very good
Ielas. March IA fine rain
sday. thoroughly soaking the
Ntiing 1t in fine condition.
afn is up and looking well
VA Of cotton has been plant
isIas. March Fisherman
@uhtry for several miles in
nave had copious rains for
saa the late drouth sufferers
% cry too much rain"
as, March Is. A heavy rain
Asay and another again to-
'pscls Tor more. A good sea-
,ae ground and farmers arc
tafir crops.
', March l7.-Almost a con-
,muf Of rain for the past
p'uts. the ground is thor
~, sau me tanks all full. Wheat
as March IA small rain
:. Asnt and moistened the
= farmers are complaining.
, Aes are much encouraged
- s, March l7.-Farmers are
,4s s work, but needing rain
, small rain fell In the last
= no' enough to do much
s Ass' March 1.-THE past
.lm' cloudy weather las
" vegetation and farmers
are happy in consequence /.
~ march 1.-THE weather
y anu rainy, Farmers are
!, !, enough, but prospects are
y days rain.
4 :, Texas. March 1s.-Farm-
s,.ns corn and most OF 1t
IAN. 'ls The past three days
. 1000 season,
a ~ March 1s.--Another
, w, US morning and 1t looks
w.. .se,lon would get a good
a