The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-02
RF'ORT.
s,I,.,ln Of The leather b.
''y ,s,u, Texas Sec''n'
/, ., ,,1lsc WILL BE NECESSARY
....,,aepoted seare ,e
In seq md VIII have
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inmate and crop bull
,..sns Is the c'''n" .,, r.xas Soc
Hp'' weather bureau ,,
Tue N ending Monday, April
III bs We
~ ..r,,,,ro nm an av-
.,,ure The tehpeiaN" ~ -,
week was generaiiy epo's
h i'' minimum temperature
,ornsl. ipe s.,r, 40 degrees over
y. rssk ranger i'O - no i'm
y ALE 10 s. degrees aio"e ~
i' .a,st The highest ten,p l,,.aa, !,
Bsis sv, vi stations was ~ des'eee CIV
BE- 't'slss Tyler.
rfn. IN The precipitation Voc
hsdplsisS the normal over the eA
sH s'y cartons OF the coast u'st,le,
q vss r. rs while there was marheu
Ne. nare. with the greatest over
rss CSC Scattered showers p'e
va ll'.a,,Shout the week, WIN heaVy
y i.N IN the 2Sth. Inc grea.est ~
r ,.,, ,or the week from te,esi 'pH'e
tpn 7bO inches at Temple.
1'P y, ,.n,rtnN OF CROPS.
Vs. I'D fairly we'll on up |
,rr work pr' sie s,, mart OF the week, |
\ during the cary Ssth stonusd ali |
M heavy ram oN r M rains caused
.slps operations, overaow and the
N small streams W out NJ hank IN
I'm Fyer was repo' ~ .ha c,nse If the
sss lad sun r'sins &c renorted under
NJ. Nucn Tow lan a great deal
M, shich Wlii Iii ha several DAYS
rpssting, anu u ha res,,med in most
trs arm worn van The damage from
silns Of lne "a overnows can not be
ssse rams an' nonsensns If opinion
arsied, out u p a 80 that the damage
but The coriespV Nv ,heen great. Crops
Epsing crops nn9 Ia 40 hadlv in
stlllng se'' corn is not doing we'll;
u, ~ irregular and much replanting
-. ascessary on account of the wash
.rs Wheat and oats are doing weli
IAN. I'm. and these crops continue prom
u ssspscially on upland; wheat Ia
frs,rp portion Of grain belt sunerea
81 saess OF heavy rains.
nv cotton was planted on upland dur
I'M first OF the week, but the con-
IN xst weather has retarded this work
jr,aprsbly Early planted cotton mas
n, b,dly damaged on low land by the
[,,sovs Upland cotton is badly washeu.
i,t,s ulanting Is we'll advanced in some
|y,Nt.ts but much Of the crop is yet to
| otnted or replanted in many sections.
n. excessive rains and overhows neces-
I'm much replanting and seed is re-
rst scarce Cotton is from one to three
I'm. iate ana II will be several days
mr. Wanting can be resumed, espe-
I'm o. low land.
;srar cane, hay and other crops are
Ears fairly we'll. Vegetables and berries
|rn damaged some by the heavy rain and
Elasrm on the afternoon of the eth.
roRREspoNDENTs' REMARKS.
,,.a.,s n prsborc weather 100
s. .os NY, ,or c ~ cntton heing nIant.
N ~, nv ~ ID 49, dning we'll
|sl.anpeas suU 20 LII, TO- much
An ''s,sn ~ corn ION varv sickiv
|s..., LII s.,.. @ ,rau
|etss aoils W. u,,,a No. ,uoh .a,,
s..'. ~. W. aottins fonH Oats doing
" y sau W. rrou-inr ranE Frnit doinp
IN IN "s'po"' o Wv q ~ Wv
| N, N, wn,,.r c,oar. uoavv rains bav.
,,' ',s ssnlantina sro.t desI =,
's ~,,''s "a .or, n;u ~ ssveraI davs
~ s,rnsS'. ao, into tha;. 6elds
MN. psn, w puev. Fina growins
rs,,hsr o,,,or rr ,n .ood Glands
a,,mory uiil VI Ein11sy. ueav,
M nl,n,ins gronnS 700 wst for cnitiya
An Q
lOys,av-c p Moore. Excessive rain
Al inter- mart nj The wecIl retarded cot
,cttcp IA b. nlanted Vol
Klgcre-,D, H Zuber Heavy rains hay
retarded farm worl, ernps doing well.
Hqnier.--A. Hamps. An farm worl
.iupped on accnnntio evcessive rain.
aaaicks.-Wnliah schulz, Some damag
rs rains during week.
Dallas.--C A. Etsenlohr: Too wet 70
hfnsrs 5 work in their fields; cotto
lhntiu can not go forward. Wheat an
PAS 10 we'll.
I suSaand. p. Dolfiino: Corn. cane an
@ilonoing very we'll, but we are hayin
psc nh rain.
Vac. "A. G. Nichols: Heavy rain an
winds have damaged truck garden
sher crops.
~ ille,--T. /, Gilmore: Weather ver
!. ole for growing crops,
lon,--W. e. Loot Rains have dan
Tops; much cotton to plant and Re
M|s
slsa'stt,--I. H. Earle Corn poor stan
~ tile cotton planted and some r
ns 6 will be necessary. 1t will
ssssdays before farm work can be +
w
Esoard W 4. Norvell: Excessi
uring past week damaged crop
la rJor stand and badly in need Of wor
N ARE much behind with their wol
M w N Ward Cotton most
~ wheat fine corn worked out
J Nv - Finder: Weather too "
~. ation OF crops. About half
u. Top doing well, the other h
ah,s' peo Corn dong very well,
,,,a k'--T F Kelley: Crops bac
Es'. ,ything late Fruit light
s ! m, aEell along Too much rain