The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-06-14
OKLAHOM AS
Wheat Crop Will b. Both larg~
and Coed


vailed. scattered local SHOWERS occurred
daily over some portions of the s=--e
4 heavy wind &c hal storm occurred -
the ..1. causing cons ler4t.= damage -
crops. fruit and b---1gs. eFer GranF
GarlsII. Lccar. k-Iglsaer. and Da-a1--
an counties Day a1l rig g- teup7-- IFS
were r11-h higher AID with al increased
ara.4-- cf sunshine. we're r=-y o=netc-al
% al growing c-1ss. and greatly a--ed
the wheat. -ye. oats, aLl bar e. ~ prop
erly mature.
Teutera-1res ranged from s. % = d
gre over the eastern division. ore- ne
central DIVISION from g 90 " degrees;
over the western division from = 90 - DE-
gree.
Whla. has mat-red dnsiy. and harvest
Ing Il The early Ehsa- g. no7T % general
progress. the yle.d ana quality is rep rcd
as very good Local storms caused c1-.-
siderable damage 20 wheat over some -o-
caLlues leaving 10 in badly tang - coli
d.uon Rye Is being cut and sacked n
good condition Oats are maturing rap
idly. and harvesting .s In progress over
the southern pJr;lon; they are well head
ed and one q The best crops ever ready
% harvest
The first crop Il a.faIfz has been secur-
ed in far cordi-on- Prairie grass, TIN
othy and blue grass are beng harvested
with large Yields -epor-sd, and secured
in good condition.
Barley ls maturing rapidly and will
soon be ready % harvest
MIIlst. pastures. gardens, and cane have
made q good growth
Early potatoes are yield ng well AID are
b,slng marketed OF shipped Late pota-
toes are very promising.
Corn mas made a rapid growth, and is
be2ng aid by in fine condition: il gener-
ally il well cultivated Kafir corn and
broom corn have made a good growth
Cotton has made q good growth and
has improved rsp6y under the fzvorsols
weathe- c0r.d .tio1s. Il Is beng chopped
and cultivated. the stand is poor over ne
Ctdckzsaw rztso-, elsewhere from far 20
good.
BIacxb4rries and early peaches a-e ripe
and coming 70 rnarket. over many coun-
t5es. with 4 good yield reported
Fruits are II fne condition and p- mise
good Yields. rGspes are na fair % god
condition
Following are tae reports from the dit-
ferenr portions q me section oy rat! rs
and counties.
EASTERN DIVISION.
cbe-ogee Sation-Orer the northern
portion wheat harvest ls n prygTeeE. 2.
with some red r-s. reported, oats are ma
turing nicely; corn made a good grc WITH
and is b. rg la1 b.; sJras nay cut, a
heavy geld.
over the central portion wheat ls b.
irg haryested with q good yield; oats
have the best prospects for years. a tne
corn crop. blown down some IN the 9Th.
over the southern portion crops n
kinds are doing well; corn .s tasseAng
out, potatoes are yielding well. ard be- ng
shipped; fruit prospects are fine.
creek Sat.on-Cver the nor hern pr
ito wheat and hay harvesting IS in pro-
gress; corn r. being laid by In good con-
ditlOu; early potatoes are making a large
yield; early cabbage Is heading well.
over the central portion cor nj sin tas
SCI, and r. fine condition; cotton Is max
irsg a good growth; some wheat has bee
harvested; potatoes. gardens, pastures
and fruit are in fine condition; stock il
dong well.
over the southern portion oats snt
wheat are in very good condition; corn
II ready - tasel out; cotton is well on
potatoes grass and fruit are very good
ChOctaw NadOn-Oysr the nOrtherl
portion wheat cutting IS IN progress; corr
and cotton are looking well. and growinl
fast, oats are nearly all headed; pota
toes and gardens are yielding well; ear
~ peaches rpe and are fine; farmers ar
up with work
over the central portion corn is beinj
laid by and Is very promising; cotto
condition improved, but crop fun Of Ic
oats are poor with lice working on hus
of grain po-atoes are damaged some b
drouth; fruit s. good.
over the southern portion corn IS doin
finely; potatoes dug are fine and are BE-
ing shipped; al crops are doing well.
CENTRAL DIVISION.
Kay-Wheat harvest I'm progress; oar
look well, but filling slowly; Insects hav
disappeared; corn mostly laid by; pota
toes damaged some by drou,h and hea
Graut.-Early wheat being cut, qua
ity and yie'd good; on the Sth, a heav
hail storm badly damaged wheat, oatl
corn, potatoes and all garden truck an
fruit; crops whore not damaged, fine
Garheld-On the sth, heavy storI
damaged crops some. and blew down
few houses and moved many Of OF thei
foundations; wheat and rye harvesin
commenced oats, barley. corn and gras
fine: fruit Of all kinds viii be a grea
yield.
Noble-Harvest al week; whes
crop IS fine, insects did very lite dan
age; corn and cotton growing finely; 70
hot and Dry for oats; blackbeTrles ripe.