The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-19
glowing in procress.

piOWlns IN progress
notwithstanding general: wheat,
oats and barley yield and quantity fine:
stacking nearly done; corn promises a
good yield; pastures geod; blowing pro-
crossing, bat needing rain.
Noble--Wheat is threshing out a fair
yield; potatoes a good yield: shower on
18th. helped the corn, rain needed for
late corn; cotton making a good growth.
and blooming; blowing IN progress and
farm work ahead
Payne--AH crops suffering from drouth;
corn is badly damaged, and viii be cut
very short unless rain commences soon;
some prairie hay cut. of good quality.
Pawnee-Cornis being badly damaged
by drouth; roasting ears on early corn;
cotton blooming but needs rain; pas
lures holding out we'll. grapes r0ttng
other fruit all right
Logan--Wheat aad oat stacking being
rushed, yielding from poor to good; sor1e
millet cut; forage crops in good condl-
ton; early corn Is maturing. but late
needs more rain; cotton Is looking well;
pastures and stock doing well. cane and
kaffir corn in good condition: blowing I'm
progress.
King1sher-Wheat and oat threshirg IN
progress and turning out well, too dry
and windy for corn. which is suffering
some; blowing in progress
Canadian-Wheat threshing out poor 20
good; blowing in progress with ground
in good condition: early corn has enough
moisture 10 mature Il. but late corn needs
more rain; hay cutting is IN progress;
early cane and kafir corn heading. grass
and gardens good
Oklahoma-Wheat threshiug out below
expectation: corn suffering and some
badly damaged; cotton IS blooming. but
needs rain; hay cutting is ia Or gress;
kaffir corn IS doing well; some blowing
done.
Lfncoln-AH crops need rain. with the
possible exception Of cotton. which IS
looking well; corn Is damaged. upland
suffering less than the bottom corn.
Pottawatomie-Ffay harvest Is IN FRO
gress; corn suffering for rain; mBlet IS
good; pastures are short: stock IN good
condition; second crop Of potatoes being
planted
Chickasaw Nation-Wheat and oats be-
ing threshed 6r stacked IN good condition.
and yielding well: cotton IS growing nice
Is; corn Is being cut short By the drouth
gardens are Ia poor condition. unless
rain comes soon corn viii be damaged
one-half; hay and millet being cut. sec-
oud crop OF alfalfa being harvested; mel
ons on market
WESTERN DIVISION.
Cireer-Favorabie for az growing ana
maturing crops. especially cotton. which
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corn crop will be cut short, kadfr corn.
nillet and cane IN fine condition, grass
good; grasshoppers doing considerable
damage
Washita-Corn is in roasting ear stage.
and filing out well; cotton Is iH good con
ditiJn. some iH bloom. has harvest In
progre ss. and a good crop VIII b. secured ,
have had some heavy rains
CUster-Wheat and oas threshing out
good yields ~ a One quality; corn beue-
6t;ed By recent rains. and IN fine csn4t-
ton; kaf7r corn. cane and mliIct looking
fine. having 81 progress. VITA prospects
Tor q good yield. grass good ard stock
looking wen. ard some being slipped z
Biai1s-Wheat -arasHfng in p-rgrssg and
large Yields reported. corn. kaG.r corn
and vegetable doing wei, uat EregH1
getting dry IN some l9caItes. and the
corn needs rain; grass ln good condition
Day-Very hot during the week z5f
q heavy rains re1crtee whlc1 benestteI
corn; early corn in roasting ear asa
prospects pr q gsoi crop. ce-csn zr5Eias
fine. having fairy "a ~ zreas.
VC9a1r-]ghaat taresAlaS ia n ~reF@
vf.h quality and 1lels ee-arasy Ega1.