The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-21

a thrifty condition with plenty of feed.
different portions of the section by coun-
ties and nations:
EASTERN DIVISION.
Cherokee Nation.-Over the northern
portion hot and damp weather was I'M
| favorable to the wheat. and much was
damaged by rust and bugs, harvest now
in progress and well advanced; oats. corn.
millet and grass growing rapidly; fruits
and vegetables well advanced; potatoes
a large yield.
Over the middle portion wheat harvest
is about completed, with good yield, some
oats have been cut; corn is laid by in fine
| condition, fruit prospects are god.
Over the southern portion wheat har-
| vest is about over: oats harvest is in
progress; corn is laid by: wheat thresh-
ing out the best crop of any year.
Creek Nation-Over the northern por-
| ton wheat harvest is in progress, crop
damaged slightly by rust, and grain not
fully developed; corn laid by in fine condi-
ton; oats and hay being cut and bailed;
cotton being cultivated a good stand;
early apples and peaches being marketed
Over the middle portion wheat is grow
ing rapidly; corn is coming in tassel;
wheat being cut: corn laid by, a good
growth and silking; cotton improved and
good early peaches ripening.
Over the southern portion crops are
growing rapidly; corn is coming in tassel;
cotton is growing rapidly; potatoes, fruit
and berries abundant.
Choctaw Nation.-Over the northern por-
ton some oats are being harvested; corn
is needing rain: cotton IS improving;
grass and small grain are good; fruit is
in good condition.
Over the middle portion wheat is near
ly all harvested and in fine condition;
oats being cut and are very good, but
need rain to properly fill them; cotton is
spotted: some fields Iok fine and others
poor; potatoes fairly good, corn needing
rain.
Over the southern portion wheat is
about all cut and in good condition; oat
harveht in full progress; cotton doing
fine; rain needed for millet; potatoes and
grass very good.
CENTRAL DIVISION.
Kay.-Wheat about all harvested. corn
oats, grass, pastures and berries in fine
condition,
Grant-Wheat harvest well in hand;
corn is making fine growth; oats, pota-
toes and fruit are in god condition.
Garfield-Wheat harvest well under way
and will be hard to cut; corn is growing
fast and never better; the fruit and gar
dens are good.
Noble.-W heat harvest is well along;
heavy rains will cause some loss, corn,
cotton. millet and kaffir corn doing well;
large yield of potatoes, and blackberries
plentiful
Pawnee.-wheat is mostly harvested;
cotton choping and wedding going on;
corn laid by; oats ripening; potatoes, gar
dens, grass. fruit and berries good.
Logan.-Wheat harvest is delayed by
rains, but now in progress; oats filing
and a good crop; alfalfa making strong
growth; grass In fine condition; corn is
growing rapidly.
Kingf1sher.-Wheat harvest in progress.
Most of the crop cut; yield large and well
filed; corn IN fine condition; barley and
oats rlpening and ready to cut; alfalfa
and fruit doing well.
Canadian.-Wheat harvest in progress;
good quality and yield; oats nearly ripe;
corn laid by in good condition; gardens
fine: peaches and plums arer ripening
Oklahoma-Wheat harvest well adj
vanced; early wheat excellent; late wheat
damaged some by fly. rust and heat; oats
ready TO cut; extra good; corn doing well;
cotton doing well. fair to good stand and
clean; peaches are ripening.
Lincoln.-Wheat harvest in progress;
corn, cotton, castor beans, gardens, past
ures fruits and berries doing we'll;
peaches ripe.
Potta Observation-Disclosures harvest about
finished; oat harvest in progress; Irish
potatoes giving a large yield; corn laid
by: cotton is growing well and is about
cleaned out; grapes not doing well;
peaches rioe.
observation-disclosures is in shock and
good quality; above the average; oats
extra good and being cut; corn laid by
in fine condition; cotton made a good
growth and is much improved; late for
age crops doing well; fruit and gardens
good.
Ch.ckasaw Nation.-Wheat crop well
advanced; yield and grave above the
average; oats being harvested; quality
and grade fine: corn and cotton growing
fast. cotton being worked 10 stand and
beginning to square: hay being harvested
WESTERN DIVISION.
Greer.-Wheat and oats harvesting in
progress; corn tasseIing; cotton making
= rapid growth, but somewhat weedy.
mostly 10 stand; grass. gardens and
fruit n good condition: stock fat
Comanche. - Conditions for growing
crops continue good.
Washita--Wheat harvest well under
way; cotton and all other crops in fine
condition
Custer.-wheat harvest in progress: oats
ripeninS, corn IN good condition: cotton
poor; uillet. cane and grapes good: al
falfa bling cut and stacked. cattle thriy-
ing
Blaine-vhest harvest in progress: the
grain ripening vel; slightly damaged BY
the high winds; corn tssseling aud being
laid D in fine condition. cotton growing
fast.
Wewev,-Corn being laid By, cotton do
ing wei: biackberr.es ripeaing and fruit
doing vel.
WcoIs--Whest harvest in progress. but
delayed by rains; corn growing very fast
DIT cultivation prevented BY vet grounds:
oats and barley good and filing well.
grass n fine order for cutting. gardens
doing well; cattle IN fne condition.
Woodward--A god week for erops: com
laid By; kafffr corn. cane and rnillet max
Ing a rapid growth; garden truck she.
Beaver.-An e-Sps locking enc; cora De-
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