The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-07-21

Z htttHf hlla itn tttluAAilt nave uecn .
vaillng weather conditions during a.
wcck
Tho temperature has been unusually
low, The average for the week. 7s.f, was
degreos daily below normal The maxi
mum temperature So degrees, occurred
on tho i7,h, and tho minimum, 20 de-
grccs, on ,hc I2th and 18TH
The weather conditions have been gem
orally favorable TO the maturing of eariy
corn. growth of latc corn. and cotton. for
making hay powng FOR fan wheat,
thrcshlng and ala farm work Exceptions
are NOTED in tho Northwestern counties,
particularly Woodward and Woods couu-
ties, and at viniu, ans Muscogce, Chero-
keo Nation Thcsc are the places where
the rains OF last week were very Eight
D0uihy conditions exist ia these locali-
t,s. doine Injury TO corn, grass. and all
crops
rhrcshiug OF wheat and oats continued
during 'nc week oats, as ngted ia former
bulletins Is everywhere yielding light.
ami the crop is below tnc Average.
early wheat generally shows "a good
yield. late wheat nsat. and Of an infe-
aor quan,y
Corn has. wAh the exception Of few
,ocaliues done finely. carIy.soru is gc.-
uug hard. tne ears nrse and wen nned.
4nd late corn gives promise OF good crop.
cotton has srea,iy improved, and is
NOW u n,ars normd condition. ncarly ali
n ina blo,nn .na many nelds show good
s.zed bols.
Mucn hay has occn made during the
wcch boun prairie nay aud tame grasses
are excellent
kamr corn is heading. caser beans are
apcnng, wa,ermclons arc on the mark
ets. late potpgocs are being planted. APP
p,es ana grapes have done well. Much
glowing and preparing ground for @''eat
n.,s been eone
hoavor Hay making has begun, Sec
Jnd crop OF alfalfa has bccn cut
wood Generally very dry, cotton do
ns wyn h., bcne cu, corn and alfalfa
ne,dus rain
Woodward Rain Is generully needed
.or conn., grass aud lato crops
Grrnt.-corn. broom corn ana cotton
,o,, aono ocn. ground .n iair eonu.,on.
.u, rin vo,ao nov ue oenonclui carry
.,po.t .,ioms w,u ip.e 0uc., poorly
uatnud.- lnrvanus prugress. wheat
suou o,ta Ncfy nsnD c0vpon IN -l1ssf
.iouin. booking iuv, nanif cOiH ghd c,,s-
,or ueaus SNOW good growth; rain n,a'd-
sd
Nobie.-Castor beams npening; plowlng
1uu pnr,riuus 90 l'nlgrcasi gVOd crop OF
u,yi corn aud couton nave done we'll.
uun Would uuw help late corn.
uaagc Wheat and oats ia stack, corn
neou- rain. much hay pa. up,
rlwuov.-Cou. cutton and kafflr doing
sell, hay making IA progress grass Is
dnc
Payne-crops ui doing nncly. COTTON
in bloom. karr heading, castor bc,tne
generally in goud condition, and nearly
ready to gather. plowins FOR wheat.
| Logan Corn and cottou DOING nney.
cotton in bloom aud corn very large. but
"a general rain would now be beneficial:
hay makng. threshiug AND piowlug Is tho
| principal work
| Oklahoma. Corn and cottOn nne kanlr
s heading grass and pastures excellent.
| blowing und thrshing proBressins
| pottawatnmie- totton would be bcne-
nt,d by warmer wcathor; an other crops
vory nnc
doing well, hay o. being made sgrass "a
Kinghsher.-Corn and cotton doing well.
but ram IS now needed. kafrir. grass ana
late erops an right
| OVERLOOK. Favorable to all grow
ing crops; cotton is fruiting nicely. corn
Is assured ana tho heaviest over grown IN
this section hay making o. principal
work, 90 G,rssmng dome
| Davis. corn lis done well, and cotton
better. ghowing extraordinary growth:
gusa is improved but ltuo threshing
done ais yet
Elk-corn and cotton Is good condi-
ton
Haldtun. COTTON doing finely; corn
needing "a good rain.
| Navajo Cotton nne and iruning well.
corn needing rain; miiiet splendid.
| Custcr-Ground in fine conIitf1n and
an crops look veil, cotton fun OF bloom;
corn very large hay a befng made
! Blaine Wheat. except The latest aowed,
is Yielding better than ever before an this
county. za inches ~ rain un ON, mas
kept al crops in good growng condition.
I'D '-Corn. miihf. kanlr. sorghuus
vegetables. and an erowing CROPS show
gpod growth O. large crop 10 both prairis
hay und millet ia bsane made
Talaia. Corn continues 90 give promise
of iargeHs crop in years. kafnr. cane apd
millct look weIl. mneh pl9wins Is being
done
Wagoner -Ch'nch bugs iu corn. but a.
yct. no damage hy thcm crops in fair
condition. but rnins would improve thcm
lee-cotton doing well. needing rain Ia
places
Wewoka.-c0rn and ,'otuon much inn
proved this week favorable for AN crops,
most ~ wiaeh aro clean ana laid by.
i-hgh.-cool. with light northerly
winds nearly an Seck farmers buss
making bay
hlidn1n Corn and cptton fine; soss,nd
crop Vf pItatocs being planted. "a ire
| crop of has b. being made.