The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-13

during the month. but blowing IN corn
was in progress over some localities. no
grain has been planted; some few pota-
toes have been put in.
Choctaw Nationwide ground IS In
good condition for blowing for corn. cat
seeding is about completed: wheat looks
fine; the cold weather was beneficial in
retarding the fruit. and only some few
peach buds have been injured.
CENTRA DIVISION.
Grant-Wheat is in fine condition:
ground is il good order: fruit uninjured
Kay-Wheat both early and late. IN
fine condition. with ground fun Of mols-
ture; very little blowing has been done.
Pawnee-wheat is in good condition.;
some blowing being done. but the ground
| is not IN very good condition.
Noble-Wheat in fine condition. with
soil moisture abundant: fruit buds gener-
ally in fine condition, and very pronis-
! ing; some budded peaches injured; ap-
, pies. pears. plurls and chtrries excellent;
early peaches and Russian aprlcots fair
later varieties poor,
Gardeld-Wheat looking q little dam
aged from cold, but generally In good
condition; moisture abundant and ground
| in fine condition, with large amount OF
Flowing done; fruit buds all right
] Kingfisher-Wheat looks well: no oats
sown yet; fruit IS in good condition.
| Logan-Wheat is in fine growing condi-
! ton; moisture abundant: considerable
t blowing done. but delayed by frost in the
/ ground; oats and Irish potatoes being
! seeded; peaches and aprfcots uninjured
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| well titled ground there Is an excellent
root growth. and the plants have filtered
| well and every condition is favorable
/ TO the crop; late wheat not 50 good;
| ground in fine condition for spring work:
! small fruits promise a full crop: plum,
| cherry and apricot buds in good condi-
| ton; peach buds half killed by recent
| cold.
! ddncoln-The outlook continues promis-
ing for a fine wheat crop; spring plow-
| ing checked, but viii soon be pushed 10
| completion; fruit buds uniniured except
some peaches killed 10y recent cold.
| OklahOma-Wheat never looked better
| upland wheat damaged slightly: ground
| about all plowed for oats. and in good
condition with abundant moisture; some
| onions and potatoes plantsd. but ground
| too cold to germinate; apples. plums,
/ apricots and small fruit uninjured. some
few peach buds being killed.
! Canadian-Wheat In good condition:
! ground moist, and in good condition for
| blowing; fruit prospect good, as the buds
have not swollen yet
| CIeveland-Wheat in fine condition:
! farm work well advancedy one half OF
| the farmers sowing oats: peach 6uds
| damaged by the cold weather
| ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of corn
| ground we'll along, ground getting dry:
! fruit buds generally uninjuIed, all kinds
| give promise Of heavy yields; few trees
as yet shooting buds
! Chickasaw Nation-Tvheat condition
| only fair; cat seeding in progress. a large
crop about sown. and corn land being
| prepared; peach buds about half killed
! but plenty left for full crop; other fruit
| all right.
WESTERN DIVISION.
| Greer-Winter wheat looks we'll; oat
| seeding retarded some by cold. about AN
! average being sown; spring work behind:
/ fruit and vines all right.
| Washita-Wheat in fine condition; fruit
! prospects excellent
| Custer-Wheat especially the early
sown, looks very favorable, acreage
| larger than usual; large amount Of plow-
| ing done; stock doing well, water and
| feed PLENTIFUL fruit uninjured
Blaine-Wheat and rye In fine condi-
! ton; blowing for spring crops well ad-
vanced; grass starting; fruit trees in
good condition.
Northumberland looks well. and has
| afforded abundant feed this winter:
ground full OF moisture.
CHAS. NJ STRONG.
Section Director