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

corn is doing well, and promises 70 equal
last years crop.
Canadian--Eheat threshing delayed by
rains; corn doing well ard viii make
good crop; pastures good. and stock do
ing well: ground in fire blowing eondi-
ton: all crops doing well.
Oklahoma-Ralns assure the corn. kafir
corn. miIlet. cane and late hay crops;
cotton is dyoing well; some local COM
plants CT dropping off: too wet; grain on
shock injured by sprouting; blowing vel
advanced. delayed some By rains; peach
and melon crop good
Lincoin-Steavy rains assure q good cora
yield; fall blowing in progress: grapes
are greatly improved since the rains.
Pottawatomie-Plenty Of rain. corn.
cotton and grass doing well; cane. kaffir
corn and gardens in good condition; hay
ing well along; planting late potatoes aud
vegetables in progress.
Cleveland-Too much rain: grain in
fields damaged; haying and threshing
stopped; bottom lands overfowed: co..
ton growing too fast, and not fruiting
well.
Cherokee Nadon-Heavy rains have
damaged wheat in stack some and delay
ed threshing; late corn and grass great-
ly benefited; cotton looks well. but
weather too wet for It; some blowing has
/ been done; stock water is plentiful; rains
helped late peaches; grapes on the mar
ket
WESTERN DIVISION
Greer-Rain on the 18th and 18th: cot
ton is extra fine, although making too
rapid a growth; threshing IS In progress.
and wheat and oats are yielding well:
corn is in good condition; grasshoppers
did little damage during the week
Comanche-Corn never better; condi-
| tilons for ali growing crops good.
Wshiata, frequent heavy rains: corn
| filling out well; cotton making a remark
able growth; all vines doing well; hay
being rapidly harvested. with a good
1 yield; ground in good condition for plow-
| ing.
Roger Mills-Corn maturing IN good
condition; cotton doing well; ,nillet
about all saved; hayIng in progress. and
being delayed by rains.
| Custer-Heavy rains assure a good Germ
/ crop, which Is now in fine condition: cot
ton is growing well: millet much i'm
proved; kaff1r corn. alfalfa. and cane do
| ing well; haying about completed: stock
and grass in good condition; threshing
delayed. wheat and oats a fair yield;
blowing for wheat in progress.
| Blaine-Good rains improved corn.
/ which is caring well; wheat and oats
yielding well; cotton looks well: kafFir
and broom corn looks well. and are head
! ing; cane and millet very good: haying
delayed; grass is fine; stock in good con
dition; blowing in progress.
| Daylight rain on the 18th, week hot
and dry; corn is all right and the crop
viii be large: hay making in progress.
with a good yield; all other crops In fine
condition
! Dewey-Lght rains on the 18th corn
damaged some by droupth. and needing
rain; peach crop good; hay short. and
grass drying Up.
! Woods-Good rains on the 10th and 18th.
improved corn somewhat, but the crop
will be short; cotton, castor beans. broom
corn. and all forage crops in fair condi-
ton; grass good. and stock fine: wheat
yielding well; some blowing for fall wheat
| but ground generally too dry.
! Woodvard-Dry and windy weather
4 during the week with light rain on 18th:
vegetation drying up. except on bottom
lands: having about half done A lighter
! yield than usual
Beaver-Light showers on the 18th: very
dry. CHARLES NJ. STRONG.
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