The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-27
EASTERN DIVISION

portion wheat and oats standing in shock
were badly damaged by the heavy rains;
corn is in fair condition; too wet to ha--
| vest hay or thresh wheat and oats; piow-
ing delayed
Over the middle portion rains have ben
efftted corn, which looks well; cotton IS
in fine condition; grass isgood; wheat is
/ about threshed; gardens and potatoes are
| fine
Over the southern portion haying has
been delayed by rain; corn and cotton
! look well; melons are Plentiful grass is
good; crop prospects are very fattering.
reek Nation-Over the northern portion
| heavy rains caused no damage; corn crop
| is assured and the finest ever known;
| cabbage being marketed and cattle being
Slipped: cotton IS in fine condition; hay
/ very heavy and a good yield.
| over the middle portion heavy rains
have been fine for the corn, and heavy
| crop is assured; cotton is doing well,
| though some is getting large; consider
able hay has been lost.
Over the southern portion recent rains
assure full corn crop; cotton IS doing
we'll and barring accident there VIII De
large yield OF o5th corn and cotton
Choctw Nation-Over the northern por-
ton corn is sure TO make a good yield.
cotton IS in fine condition; second crop
OF potatoes planted and sprouting we'll;
! fruit crops are ripening: too much rain
| fr hay harvesting: grass IS fine. and cat
tie are in good condition
Over the middle portion the drouth was
broken by heaVy rains there is sufficient
moisture for late. but early corn consid-
erably damaged; hay harvesting delayed
by rains; cotton has made good growth
stalk q medium size and great quantities
Of bolls; MELONS. fruit and late gardens.
improving; stock doing well
Ovtr the southern portion heavy rains
have damaged wheat and oats not stack
Cd. but benefited growing crops; an av-
erags corn crop assured: cotton e extra
fine but being damaged BY excessive
rains; some miIle- cut; potatoes 2eing
planted: sweet potatoes doing vel.
CTs$TRA I.DrvIsION.
Kay-TAzht rain on the 18Th. rest q the
week dry: me d-outh mas damaged corn
about one-haIt. sni kafHr corn. ulilet. 81
fz1fa- pastures and al growing CROP sGf-
fs-inr. plovlug to- wheat and threshing
in progress. late potatoes taiisre.
Gran +ftf- rams fft-G A-t% county WY.
81 n great benefit % corr and rastsrss
besides putting the ground IN eEoe]eut
condition fo- blowing bottom corn clean
ard iarEs, much ~ fhs wheat eth 81
stsck. minor crops CaoS-
Carfel8-Rains have placed early errn
tevoud danger. ard crorE Wi - good.
wheat stacking Tot yat a7fsasa. p.gzsrE
sn progress WA Ero1u5 FL Gne ooas-tfaa
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having. plossnE. and thrssains u prox-
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PODS forming. PASTURE are goo1 ans
stcci = doing vel- threshtaz q aeasnz.
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