The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-13

| well; fruit is not injured to any extent
by late freeze.
| Noble--The rains of the week have
| placed wheat and all other field and gar
| den crops in an excellent condition: corn
and oats coming M: corn about half
| planted; vegetables look well; fruit pros
poets splendid.
Pawnee-Corn planting nearly complet-
| ed. some coming up; wheat looks fairly
| we'll; grass slow to start in growth; oats
in good condition: ground in fine condi-
ton to work Peaches badly injured by
late freeze.
Logan-Heavy rains on the 4th, 9Th and
It'll caused wheat and oats to make a
rapid growth. Pastures have started a
fine growth. Corn is nerly all planted and
coming up. Cotton ground is being pre-
| pared Potatoes are planted. Alfalfa is
| peaches from late freeze, but enough left
for fair crop.
Klngfisher-Wheat is in fine condition.
Oats coming up well; corn planting is in
progress, with ground in an excellent
condition Early planted corn is COM
ing up. Peach, apricot and plum trees
80 SASOtAA oAAu pIOl1I4SS d 1diI SlEaO.
Canadian-Rains on the sth and 18th
have brought forward the pasturage rap
idly. Wheat and oats growing well; corn
land prepared, and large amount plant
ed. large acreage Prospects re for an
increased acreage OF cotton over last
year; moisture abundant. Some peaches
killed by late frost, but all other fruit
doing well.
Oklahoma-Rain on the 9Th, eth and
Sth was greatly needed for all growing
crops; wheat, oats and grass benefited,
corn being planted, some coming up,
early garden truck in fine condition;
fruit trees damaged by frost; apples
coming in bloom. with prospect for a
large yield: some cotton planted; early
potatoes doing we'll
Llncoln-Garden vegetables are up and
doing well: corn coming up; grass grow
ing rapidly; cotton planting is in pro-
gress; fruit is uninjured, and promises
an abundan yield
Pottawatomie Crops are needing rain,
but late showers have greatly improved
them; corn is coming I'D well, and is
ABOUT all planted; oats look we'll; frost
damaged vegetables and fruit in bloom
but enough left to give a good yield
Cleveland-All crops in good condition;
corn is about all planted; cotton lands
ready for planting; farmers well up with
their work: a good rain or the 18th:
peach crop reported almost callaye
about Norman, elsewhere fruit doing
well, and will be plentiful
Chickasaw Nation-Wheat and oats
look well: corn and potatoes coming I'D:
cotton land being prepared, and some
planted; early gardens look well; pastur-
age is in fine condition, and stock is
doing well; fruit is in good condition.
WESTERN DIVISION
Washita-Fruit was damaged by late
frosts; oats crop also damaged by The
dry weather: wheat is in fine condition;
some early planted corn up; most of the
crop yet to be planted grass in good
condition; fine rains on the 5th and 9Th.
Custer-Rain fell on the 5th. 9Th and
9TH, and has placed the ground in fine
wheat and oats doing well;
early planted corn and potatoes coming
up; corn planting nearing completion;
grass growing fast; slight damage by
late frost to peaches; all other kinds of
fruit doing well; rains have relieved the
lrouthy conditions.
Blaine-Showers on the 4th, 5th. 9Th
and 7th have advanced the growth Of !
wheat, oats, barley and grass; corn
planting in rapid progress, and early /.
planted coming up; ground in good con-
1ition for cultivation and vegetable
growth; stock out on grass; good pros !
pect for fruit. peaches all right, though /
many buds were killed by late frost.
Day-Corn nearly all planted gardens /
made and vegetables coming up; grass /
growing rapidly; stock doing well; good !
aims on the 4th, 9Th and 9Th were very
beneficial to all crops
Woods-Wheat in splendid condition;
'orn and potatoes that were UP were
damaged by freeze night of 31st gardens
Icing we'll; corn planting in progress;
'ats, barley and grass growing well, with
/ good stand; potatoes all planted and
gardens made: fruit in full bloom with
rood prospects.
Woodward-Very warm weather fol-
owed by high winds and rain; potatoes
ii planted; garden truck up; some corn
tainted, and considerable blowing done;
rass starting up well; wheat growing
asst; pasturage plentiful for stock; fruit
niniured.