The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-03


fallen but not enough boil weeyil sim DO.
Gneva~s Acker: weather hot and ex.
ceedingly dry; no rain for i've weeks.
ComfortW. Felibaum: Threshing well
advanced: Cotton looking well; corn Will
soon need rain.
Gienwocd- j. Bledsoe; Hot and dry;
corn materially damaged cotton Will stand
the drouth several weeks.
Forcstburg w. NJ Biankepship: II Is
very dry and hot; corn is drying up
sulphur springs-W. b. Baxter: Very
unfavorable for crops; corn Il seriously
damaged, cotton Is In fair condition, but
VIII soon need rain.
New Braunfels-ottc HeilIg: Very light
shower on Thursday. but little good result.
ed; corn and cotton suffering for rain.
GrayroekJ. T. Garner; Dry and hot;
corn suffering and some past redemption
c6ico- l. Williams: Dry and warm; cot.
ton doing fairly we'll
Collnsville- III Waldo; Some cotton SUI.
terlng for rain; the drouth win cut the
corn crop short
Amelia.-S Collier: Good shower on the
25th. but more rain Is needed: rice cane
and gardens need rain badly,
Garrlson.-i, j.. Barton; Good rain on
the 18th broke the three weeks droNth :
corn Is not up to the average; cotton rs
Eimo.-B. southard: Good weather for
making hay; corn suffering for rain and
some past help: cotton needs ram
,,Lyons.-Dr N; NJ. MYERS: Light showers
damaged by drouth cotton doing fairly
we'll: general rain needed.
1 Briehton.-S. NJ. Johnson: All crops suf'
fcting for rain
Rock Island.-w c. Peterson; Drouth
continues; cotton badly In need Of rain.
BFNan's Mill--W. Z. Bryan Hot and
dry corn VIII be light; gardens suffering
Leon Springs Max Topperwein: 1hresn,
Ing grain completed; cotton Is very promls'
| ing
Santo-T. c. Brannon: Poor prospects
| Cor coru: cotton In fairly good condition
peaches ripening slowly; hot winds are be-
ginning to come
Dripping Springs Nj H. Howard: No
rain and corn suffering: cotton Is doing
| nicely; some talk of boil weeyil; grass is
suffering and cannot stand the drouth
Hewitt H Earle Threshinte about
over; corn badly damaged by drouth; cot.
ton needs rain. but looks well.
Waters IL G. Edgar: Cotton frultng
wen and growing fast; showers on the 26ta
Icwett--J H. HALEY. Rain on the 26th,
thkn 1s,s eS9sFte hr eoSp is me Ros crop
| showers; corn Is nearly failure; water In
the creeks getting low
| nc eded
Gordon.-A Jamison; Dry weather con.
| IHGts, corn VIII ne cut Snort glashhup-
! Omaha. w Pate Dry weather. vege.
! tshles are burning up corn badly damaged
! by the drouth: cotton doing fairly well,
| Blhb.-H. Atchison Cotton doing well,
! corn needs rain; weather dry.
IN. Bristol..-p. Il stephcns: showers q, the
very short; cotton doing well.
| Afra.-N. NJ. Murray; Corn badly dam.
! aged by drouth; wheat and oats harvested
| and the crop short cotton damaged by
| grasshoppers weather hot and dry
| srd not; corn firing badly; cotton doing
| wcl! wheat all threshed
G.ory.-J. l.. Baxter: Weather dry. with
! hot winds; cotton standing the dry weather
| WE'LL corn suffering and the crop will be
stort unless rain comes soon.
Dye. d. Bybee Corn suffering for
rain cotton late and needs rain.
Fllinger.H. X. Boyer: Light showers
| have improved some OF the corn; cotton
blooming nicely; watermelons good; rain
| beeded.
Cornhill. It. " Dunn: Corn doing fairly
! wei, hut needs rain badly; cotton In good
| conditions weather hot and dry.
! Columhla.-J Z. Underworld Showers
have benefited crops in localities; otherwise
thcre has been little change in conditions.
| week and the crop very much benefited;
Harmony HILL L, Findley: 1t con,
| tiEues hot aud dry; light rain on the 26th
but not enough to do any good: corn fall
ing fast and gardens burned up; cotton
Big Sprinss.--B Reagan, very hot and
dry; corn and cotton poor; great many
| 9rasshoppers.
Atlanta w. H. Cameron; No rain of any
| consequence In thirty days; corn is badly
lamaged; cotton in good state OF cultiva