The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-30
ABOUT TEXNs CROPS.

Kyle -Nindicator: Crop prospects in
North Texas are unusually promising this
year owing to the abundant rainfall.
Dallas Times Herald: With something
like $3.50 600 900 of Texas crops this season
for population of 100000 men, women
and children ought to manage to scrape
along.
Montgomery Leader: our present out
look promises fine crops and gardens. With
the rich farms in this and adjoining coun-
ties we ought not hear hard times talk
any more
Yoakum Herald: Texas crops this year
will be immense and the grand old com
monwealth Will prove its superiority over
all tho other States, without the slightest
eNertion.
Yoakum Herald The present crop sea-
son Will be a most potent factor in bring
ing to Texas the best quality OF agroul-
turists from the Northern States Texas is
paradise for the home seeker.
Yoakum Times. The truck gardeners at
this point are now making regular ship
ments OF vegetables TO the big markets
and report business good Who said truck
farming would not pay in the Ioakum
country?
Corpus Christi Caller: Fine crops OF
corn and melons will now be made. with
the exception of few places. while the
cotton ields are looking fine again. The
prairies most everywhere have had good
soaking and while more rain is needed for
the slockmen, many fats. holes and tanks
have been filed and grass is growing nice
ly again in the pastures.
Beevile Bee: l.. Keiser Of Houston pur-
chased from Captain \. c. Jones siXty-two
bales Of gotten last week representing
the rental OF the captains farms in this
vicinity. The staple on the average cassed
Tho cotton sold rnnresan+e tho rentaI from,
500 acres which n an arbitrary value of
$40 ner acre Yields 10 its owner n revenue
of 40 nor, ce,,t C,o,nnorad ,,.i+b Investments
in ,nuuicinal and Other socuritiss cotton
farming does not at all seem such bad
investment as is generally supposed.
Velasco World. Apothor fine raip Tuesday
and inc, II, ,tn,a Ia b,in ,la,,, ali lird NJ
crors In No co,,,t. ~ ia 60, maj
from rnnor1s ,tat c,,,,,, Nv tr.o,, atrnsI
every other section ms boer In sar,, vav
very s.dI, afflintna ~ w,o,,td eau, o,so
Thai pra,orio cn,,,,t, ,o, 49,, ,I,ss,5 In
mere WAYS thar n,,, nj r,,o.o fort,,nate
than Mi VIII n,ogrie'.ant oro,, Iast
vonr 49,. ,a' '' ma si'ii.en' u'"P ~
good cron ,his 49, ~, i,oa,.,, ,a,rs NJ
last winter ins,,rs No., d.. s,,,,,r,or
what is iust nonde5 fa,. oo,to, and tho
oxrei,ert rot,,o ,,,,e,,,. 'i ,.,," ,,.nr
49,. 9""' "'''ee d tUo" 'o'' ''Nr'
NNlh Huh' a me ram visited our sec
S Ston lh'S week ana lhsnres a sood start
fz road, t@ iav, h.. ~ =, W. N,iii
mature n rood cra,, carst1nratIo notton 10
planted ON nav. ia,r, o,,, ni , 800 ,,n
We'll beins t" dr,, 'iI r, n'u nu, ea,br.
lately is forcSns. ~ oo,,or 49,, r,,,Idiy
Inst Mopdar ,i,t, ,aa H. go -, st,,n-
men, az ,ay, n1st, was ane 49, sp,p
his scsson it,,o,'ra,l I'm l 'n's Sa .'a,''
berries cane 4assi,,,i VI , nuS,' ~ 49,"
beans meas ana o,,n,,r,,r .,. t',,,,fh,
in for shinmert o,'a ,,la,',' ~ ~, hoid
over cnr car 800 M - " ~
had NOT exnoctc6 s,,oh , ~, ,' .p'l hpnce
was nor nrenor.s ius", ", nv s,,,e
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victoria Advocate: Mr.. +. ID. Green came |
:" iuesuHy win several Stalks OF large
~ S.h s'prni PROOF cotton raised on mis- place
y" w. WIG VI MS tenants sam Brown cor
t peu n'sh, me Stalks are over two ieet
nitn ana Wen boiled 1t Is the second crop |
,n's' s on lhe ANA on which II is planted
,n "tst crop oeing a crop OF sweet poia-