The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-09
ITS GREATEST CROP
Oklahoma Will Sell Its Pre-
sent Wheat Crop
FOR TEN MILLION DOLLARS
Harvest Just Ended Now Said
to be 0klahoma'S Best
FOR TEN MILLION DOLLARS

syi DixoA who has been an over Okla
homa getting up bis -four train for New
York. writes the Eagle as follows eor-
] corning the present wheat crop:
| ''Oklah0ma's greatest wheat harvest =
! just ended. The June harves; % 1877 4
/ the next largest. The wheat area includes
/ 10000 acres, the largest In the history oe
/ the territory. TIE product OF the great
( crop Is estimated at 2O.0o0.Dpo bushels. In
some % the cOuntiss the yield will oe sCF-
I " bushels per acre. but IN others no; 50
4 large making eighteen bushels per acre
! a conservative estimate for the territory.
The great wheat producing sectiln y
/ composed OF nine counties out % the
tweflty-;hree tn the territory. to-Wit;
Woods. Grant. Kay. Garfield Noble. Ca
lahoma. Kingtsher. Canadian aaa
Cleveland. and the Usage ana Indian res
ervations. TAX section % me territory
has become famous for IL immense
wheat CROPS Of iSs7, 1855 and lisa
The acreage Of 1855 Vas an tocrezsa
OF % per cent over the prerszling y.zF.
this years gain over last viii r~arh e
least 10 per CenL The crop was not EIo-
Tested by Insect pests nas affected by rssst.
The grain s,e.ywters 10 large ard plump.
The wheat averaar IN Kay couDty, re
, banner county q the territory. this year
reached 2100o acre.: Canadian coaaty
comes next. with 90 acres. From leo
70 80 acre hei T. are common. Garfsid
cpu5'y claims isg.eoo acres and az average
OF % brsheis to the acre.
TIE 1900 acres Of leased lands m tas
osJsc Indian reservation have pruiuoad
a Fp'end'd crop one field OF 500 acres
n tie IcnCa Indinn reserva;lsn will yield
i7l.)3 bIshels Twenty-Five binders wers
en- r'oysd in harvesting this big heia
1T u no longer conJectural % specu-
l~:Iv. - % the value q Okishorna a. .
wheat producing country. This - the
tAirl great crop which has bcen raiasd-
The aggregate income % the territory
from this years crop Vii not fall below
81. - On.
Okla INA r not only a great wheat
producing country. hut ~ rcaSoa q fzs-
orabie climatic conditions nus a soil a.
periov ~ productive qualities. many otasr
crops are raised uIth generous proni
- . The ony country IN the Unissa
s.t'sI Efere the three great commercial
crJrs. com. cotton and wheat are a. F1e-
ossssuIly ard probably produced out
eide Of the whoa; counties Throughout
tAe rem8in4nE fourteen Counties. com.
cotton. Kaflr corn. Alfalfa end castor
bCans are profitable crops Ths-s cropa
., tsis time give every assurances q =
magnificent yield
Added % this z can b nd taat OK
isa- rna has NJ Der - frtsit rabing
c3ratry. There wiI - q pro.lac yisid
thLs season q p@acbsr. sppses. EzVsa.
grlco;z ard small fruits.
The cattle INDUSTRY % OkiahorHa -
source az on~ a - isrE-st mems So
!sss than IJ0 90 bad are No. grazing
on SS magnificent gas larsis.
This e Cbia horla. without czaEK-ra-
Ion % over irna;lan. IA 20. Frgzn a.
mvs, AZ anknDpb r~F r O. a l4hd Of Esu-
erous soonda1~e snd pruspe-fty ia Tea
yeaFs. 4 country iB n1afrrfai devris1-
HleHt. E-sz's ami wealth Esfsops a psr-
ails4 w.isiH &c 7rripd e - s.stosy.'
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y TIE - Reno Representative . - Dad
company - tsis priat and = CO q sbs
b~st kog-a ssj~sfren - Oslas7raz aaa
indian Tr4Ttto-fs~- lie gives 80 bsst e
soooua.s a. 20 crap p70sp-cts an-d rsssrsl
, 1siH<ea q ~ 80 trsffteFiss ssss ssYs
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y Tap BrDs 4 Hza<sss. 80 ta4sn So
3aniY - Ehh -yussnnga % ths sfaia
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