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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02
HARDIN COUNTY.

kountze-Cotton acreage now estimated
at 50 per cent increase. Crop In good con
dition. Rain will be needed in about ten
days Picking will begin August / and
VIII become general by September /. Corn
Increased % per cent Oats Increased 10
per cent.
Nona-Cotton acreage about the same as
last year. Crop in good condition, finest for
the past several years. Have had good
rains. Corn better than for several years.
Also oats.
Sour Iake-Cotton acreage increase now
estimated ut 20 per cent. About 100 acres
replanted. Corn in very goo1 condition
Rain needed. Picking Will begin the latter
part of August and will become general
by October !. Corn crop better than for
years. The oat crop was better than for
several years. but damaged by wind and
hail to some extent
Village Mills-Fifteen per cent increase
In acreage. About 100 acres replantei af-
ter being destroyed by lice or unfavorable
weather. Crop in fair condition. Rain need
cd. Picking will begin August 10 and be-
come general September /. Average yield
of corn and oats.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02
HOUSTON CnYNrY

Crockett-Fifteen per cent in acreage.
About 10 per cent OF the acreage replantcd.
Crop in fine condition. Rain viii be need
ed in about ten days. Picking Will begin
August 10 and become general September
10. good average corn crop-better than
for years.
Grapeland-Twenty per cent in cotton
acreage. Crop in first class condition, bet
ter than for years. Fine rain June %. Pick
Ing VIII begin August 10 and become gem
eral September -. Corn % per cent bet
ter than previous years, Yield win be
three times larger than last years. Oats 10
per cent better.
cent. About 100 acres were replanted
Corn especially suffering very much on
account of dry weather Picking of cotton
will begin about August 1 and beAste gen
eral August Is. Corn yield will be better.
by at least 40 per cent. than last year and
is about the same as 1895 Oats so per cent
better than last year.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02
PARKER COUNTY.

Standardization acreage increased IL
per cent. The plant is In IA well advanced
state OF growth. but the frequency OF rains.
and on account OF most of the farmers hav-
Ing too much crop, II Is In bad condition.
Rain will be needed in about fifteen days.
Picking will begin August Is and become
general September !. Corn acreage little
less than that OF last year. though the
yield Is expected to be tho heaviest In
years. The finest oat crop this county has
produced In years has been harvested and
Is now saved.
Weatherford-Eight per cent Increase in
acreage. Crop In very promising condi-
tion. Rain Will be needed in about three
weeks. Picking will begin August Is and
become general September l.. Corn 20 Per
cent better than any previous year. Aver
age yield 40 bushels per acre. Wheat, octs.
corn. cotton and fruit were never more
prosperous In this county.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02
M'LENNAN COUNTY.

Downsville.--The Estimated Increase n
the cotton acreage this year is 10 per cent
About 20 per cent OF the entire acreage
had to be repluntcd. The crop is only in
lair condition and needing rain. Picking
VIII begin about August TO- and will not
become general until October /. The corn
yield is equal to any previous yea. Oats
are as fine MS could be. Millet is fine.
West--Cotton acreage increased 10 per
cent. Aboa,t so per cent OF the acreage had
to be rcplanted after being destroyed by
lice and bad weather. Crop very back
ward; fully three weeks late. Rain need.
ed. Picking will begin in August. and II
the present weather continues VIII be-
come general some time In August. With
rain in the next three or four days corn
will be very good. otherwise the yield will
be very light. Finest oat crop in three
years.
Waco-Teu per cent increase In acreage.
ABOUT 10000 acres We're replanted and
about 1000 were abandoned. Crop two or
three weeks late. but favorable weather
the last three weeks has improved 1t Won
derfully. Cultivation Of the plant has
progressed to an advanced stage and the
prospects are good for more than an aver
age Yield, Rain viii be needed in about
iiftecn days. Picking will begin in Sep
TENDER and become general September 20.
Corn yield viii be very favorable. Corn
needing ram and continuance Of the dry
weather VIII cut of the yield 10 per cent.
Yield OF oats very good. but the acreage
this year IL far below tho average.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02
GRAYsoN COUNTY.

Whitesboro-Cottou acreage increased 10
per cent. About % per cent OF the acres
were replanted. after being destroyed by
lice and weather conditions. Crop about
thirty DAYS late. but In fairly good con-
(ltion Rain will be needed In about Two
weeks. Picking viii begin about September
and Will become general by September
10 Corn prospects fine, but not needing
rain now. VIII be better than last year
with no rain; will equal the crop OF 1879.
which was the best ever known. oats are
fine. Nearly all harvested Yield VIII aver
age fifty bushels per acre. Wheat hne also.
Denson-Cotton acreage increased per
cent over last year. The stand generally
is good. Crop three weeks late, but uh-
usually promising. Rain will be needed IN
about "A week Picking Will begin about
September / and become general septsn,,
Der g. Corn above the average. The yieiu
now promises about fifty bushels per acre
Cats better than ever known. Some ialin
ers claim a yield of 100 bushels per acre.
Gcrdonville--Ten per cent increase N
acreage About 25 per cent OF the ehtile
acreage had TO be replanted. and aDou,
per cent abandoned. Crop is IN gooa
Rain viii be needed IN ah2us
ton DAYS. Cotton picking will begin sep.
tember s aud become general Septehipes
co. II we have rain In three days corh
yield will be 25 per cent increase, " ~
rain yield will be 10 per cent decrease tus
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02
MONTGOMERY COUNTY,

Montgernery-Thc cotton acreage is in
creased 10 per cent this year. The crop is
III iinc condition; best for years. Picking
VIII begin about July 10 and will become
general about August L. Rain will be
needed In about two weeks. Best corn yield
for years, Oats good.
Conroc-Ten per cent increase In acre
age Inc finest crop in the history Of
the county. Picking VIII begin August
j and become general August 10. Corn
yield viii bc better than ever. Very few
oats planted. but that which was plnated
Is as good as any during previous years.
Wlllis--Acreage same as last year
About 200 acres replanted. Crop in very
good condition, but not MS good as at this
time last year Rain will be needed In
two weeks. Picking viii begin August &
and become general August 10. Corn will
be- at least 200 per cent better than last
year and perhaps 25 per cent better than
1875. Oats 100 per cent better than last
year and about the same as 1895.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02
FALLS COUNTY.

Durango-Cotton acreage increased per
cent. About 200 acres replanted, and about
800 acres abandoned. Some of the cotton
is in bad condition and some OF it good
Worms are iniuring cotton some. Rain
needed Picking Will begin about August
Is, though it will not be. general until
the last of August. Corn yield decreased
10 per cent compared with previous years.
The oat yield is about 25 per cent less,
owing to heavy rains about harvest time.
Lott-Ten per cent increase in cotton
acreage. About 200 acres replanted on ac-
count of lice and bad weather. Crop looks
well-a little late; stand very bad gen.
orally. Rain needed, Picking will begin
August % and become general September
Is. Corn equally as good as has ever been
grown. Oats about an average.
Marlin-Cotton acreage same as last
year About 1000 acres were replanted. al
ter being destroyed by lice and unfavorable
weather. Crop in extra good condition
Rain will be needed by July !. Picking will
probably begin August and become gen
eral August Is, Good yield of oats, but
most of crop destroyed by rains.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02
GONZALES COUNTY.

Gonzales-Five per cent increase in cot
ton acreage. About 40 per cent of the
acreage had to be replanted. Crop In good
condition, though needing rain. The out
look is bright. but the yield will depend
upon the rainfall. Picking will begin in
July, becoming general In August. Corn
increased, finest in years. but the young
corn is needing rain. Increase in oats
About IL per cent increase in acreage
About 200 acres We're replanted Cotton
crop In good condition, all clean and grow
ing as welS as could be desired. Rain now
would be beneficial. Picking will begin
August IL and become general September
l. Corn yield Will be fully double that of
previous years.
Leesville-About 20 per cent increase in
the cotton acreage. Crop in good condition
as TO stand and tillage and growing rap
idly. Picking will begin about July 20
and become general August Is. The corn
crop appears to be about equal to that of
1880. Hay crop above an average
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02
GUADALUPE COUNTY.

Maron--Ten per cent increase in cotton
acreage. About 100 acres replautcd Cotton
in fine condition: better than for years.
Rain needed. Picking will begin July Is
and become general August l. Corn better
than last year. Dat yield much better than
last year
kingsbury-Cotton acreage same as last
year About rs per cent of the entire
atrage had to be replanted. after being
destroyed by lice and unfavorable weather.
The cotton crop is in good condition. but
rhree or four weeks late. Rain will be
needed in about ten days Picking will
begin August and become general Sep
TENDER ]. Corn is as good as 1895
Van Alsiyne-About 20 per cent increase
In acreage. About - per cent OF acreage
replanted Crop in bad condition and late
Rain needed. Picking will begin in Sep
TENDER and become general September Is.
II 1t rains in next ten days the corn crop
VIII be immense. Dat yield equal TO that
Of 1885.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02
HARRIS COUNTY.

Cedar Bayou--Ninety per cent increase
In cotton acreage; $50 acres replanted.
Crop promises an enormous yield al pres
ent. All crops have been thoroughly worked
out and many farmers have laid by their
crop Good rain now needed. Picking Will
begin July 10 and become general August
/. Corn will yield SO per cent over 1896.
Oats have done extremely we'll. Nearly all
crops have been harvested and stored
Yield about 35 per cent over 1896.
Crosby-Cotton acreage increased 40 per
cent. Two hundred acres replanted Crop
in fair condition. The plant is In all stages
OF development Planting began February
90 and was continued up to June l. Pick
ing will begin August 20 and become gem
eral September /. This years corn w0
compare with 1896. except that the acreage
is about double. Corn may be said to -
20 per cent as compared with average
Seasons.
Wehstcr-Inerease 500 per cent in cot
ton acreage Crop In good condition. Rain
will be needed in two weeks Picking VIII
begin August l and become general August
20. Corn superior to all previous years.
Oats best ever known, both in quantity
and quality.
Westfield--Cotton acreage increased 10
per cent. Condition very good: Just had
rain. picking Will be general some time
IN August Corn the best for many years.
Rose Hiii- Cotton scrsags Increased y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02

cotton acreage; crop In good condition.
Rain will be needed Ia the next five days.
Picking Will begin August 10 and become
general September l. The corn yield will
be 20 per cent over that OF last year. Five
per cent Increase in oats.
Bufalo--Twenty per cent increase In
acreage. Condition more fiattering than
II has been In the past twenty years at
this time OF the year. Rain will be need :
cd by July 4. Picking win begin August
and become general August 20. Corn
% per cent In advance OF any year within
the last ten years. Oats one-t third better
than they have been In the past eight
years.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02
rREEsToNE COUNTY.

Fairfield-Cotton acreage increased "a
per cent. Very promising prospects for best
crops in ten years. Condition OF all crops
is exceptionally good. Rain is now needed,
but crops will not be materially damaged
for ten days. Picking Will begin about
August l and become general about Sep
TENDER /. If rain is had In week Free
stone county will harvest the best corn
crop this year it has had for ten years.
The oat crop for present year does not
embrace as large acreage perhaps as In
years past. but yield is very fine, best for
some years. and was successfully har-
vested.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02
KARNEs COUNTY

Karnes City-Thc cotton acreage has
been increased 20 per cent. Seventy Ave
acres replanted on account of hail Fine
prospects ahead. Copious rain June &c
Picking viii begin August 1 aud become
general August IL. This years corn crop
viii be at least double that of last year.
kenedy--Cotton acreage increased 20
per cent in good condition. Rain will be
needed in about two weeks. Picking Will
begin In July and become general about
August !, Corn very near n failure. Not
half a crop made, The drouth cut of near
ly all grain.
Runge--lncreasc 90 per cent in acreage,
Condition fair. Crop about two weeks late.
Rain Will bo needed III about week
Picking viii begin about July IL and be-
come general August /. Fair average
crop of corn.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02
DENTON COUNTY.

Den,on--Cotton acreage now estimated
At 10 per cent increase. Fully 10 per cent
Of the acres were replanted after being
destroyed by lice, etc. Crop in very good
condition, but two weeks late on account
OF excessive rain. Picking will begin Sep
teniber /, though 1t will not become gen.
eral until September 10. The prospect now
Il for better yield of corn than for sew
eral years, but il 1t docs not rain in ten
days 1t will fall below last year. Dat yield
Is per cent better than previous years.
Lewisyile-Ten per cent increase in
acreage. About rs per cent of the acreage
replanted. Crop In fair condition. Picking
will begin August Is. Rain will be needed
10 about week. Corn crop good, but
needing rain.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02
GOLIAD COUNTY.

Berclair-Six per cent increase In acre
age. About 1000 acres replanted after 90
ing destroyed by lice or unfavorable wealth
err. The crop in excellent condition. Fine
rain June %. Picking will begin July 10
and become general July 90. Compared
with last year corn crop will yield about
double. Cotton at present is growing nice
ly. and barring the ravages of the boil Wee
vii, the yield will be heavy. Some few are
picking, but there is much complaint of
the weevils.
Capitalization acreage Increased is per
cent Five per cent OF the acreage re-
planted. Crop in excellent condition The
recent rains almost insure above an aver
age crop Ram will be needed in two
or three weeks. Picking will begin July
Is and become general some time in Au-
gust Large increase in corn yield. Oats
moderately good
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02
MADISON COUNTY.

High Prnirie.-Thc cotton acreage Is now
estimated at 30 1-3 per cent increase. Cro,
in first-cIass condition. but needing rain
badly. Picking viii begin about Septe,n-
Der ! and viii become general zone time
In October Corn yield will be over n
general average: 75 per cent already made.
Late corn needing rain. Over an average
yield Of oats.
Madsonyillc. Ten per cent Increase In
acreage. one hundred acres had to be re-
planted. The present condition OF crop Ia
good and prospects could not be more flat
tering for splendid yield Picking will
begin August Is and become general Sep
tembcr /. Corn far above the average and
the yield Will exceed that of last year by
an enormous amount and that of the pre-
ccdlng year by 20 per cent. This years
oat crop is far In advance Of preceding
years.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02
MILAN COUNTY.

Cameron About 20 per cent increase
In cotton acreage is the present estimate.
Crop In good condition and well advanced
Picking will begin August / and will be-
come general August Is. Corn better than
for several years past. Yield OF oats very
favorable and much better than last year.
Rockdale,--The estimated increase In cot
ton acreage is b per cent. Nearly all Of the
acreage planted second time Crop In
fairly good condition. Rain viii be needed
July l. Picking VIII begin August and
Will become general August 20. Acreage In
corn is 10 per cent greater than last year
and the yield will he good.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-02
HILL COUNTY.

Adjudication acreage de4nased 10 per
cent, About 800 acres repanted and 200
acres abandoned Crop in good condition.
but much later than usual Rain now need
Cd. Picking VIII begin In September and
become general September 10. Corn crop
not yet made and unless rain falls in a
day or two crop Will be short. Average
yield of oats.
Hillsboro-The estimated Increase In cot
ton acreage is 10 per cent. Dat and wheat
crop being harvested Yield is excellent.
Cotton clean and in good condition. Pros
poets never better Rain will be needed
In ten days. Picking viii begin August 10
and become general Sc1ten,ber l. Corn
crop finest ever known in this section. Best
oat crop in three years.