The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-04-11

have to be ploWed up plenty OF moisture.
Ford~No damage; ground moist: pros
poets never better. Condition s.
F'ranBlln-Perhaps slight damage by fly.
but none ploweG up; plenty or moisture
cear5-About S per cent damaged BY
ploW ed up abundance Of moisture Con-
CSoTe-Slfght damage in places: probably
some destroyed Prospects Tor vigorous
CSrahanl-1Sever before was there a more
promising prospect for fun crop Con-
cfrant-But little sovvn- no damage. Soil
Gray--slight damage BY ny; ground wet
to considerable depth
Greenwood-lSo damage; son favorable
Greeiey-Was late In coming up: lack Of
moisture during most of the winter re-
tarded growth Ground i wet now from
recent SHOWS. Condition IS.
Hamiitons--No damage; ground dry
Harper-siight damage by storms: the
area ploWed, II any viii be small Con
Harvey-Damaged a little by fly. but
none plowed up; favorable prospects
aaskeli-No damage: prospects favor
able. Condition S.
Hodgeman-No injury: covered with a
heavy blanket 0f snow Outlook could not
Jaekson-Possibly. a s@ght damage by
fly but none will be plowed up Condi-
Jenerson-But a limited area sown: no
dition 1902.
JeweIl-Prospects for a good crop were
never better: soil conditions are Of the
best. Condition los.
Johnson-SIight injury by fly. but none
tion n.
Kingman-some damage by fy feared.
but no fields viii be plowed up Heavy
snow has put the ground in excellent
tilth, with the subson wet. Condition 105-
Kiowa-No damaged fieldss prospects
very favorable Condition lUl-
Labette-No damage prospects were
never known to be better at the time of
Lane---A limited acreage will be plowed
eavenworth-Some damaged by fly. but
none destroyed; prospects delightful Con-
Iincoln-Possibly 5 per cent damaged
by ny; little will be plowed up Prospects
Linn-Slight damage BY fly, but none
plowed up; outlook for vigorous growth
Logan-Good stand. plenty of moisture.
No damage Condition loo.
Possibly slight damage by fly
Ground saturated. Condition 49,
Marion-Slight damage by fly IN several
localities; none plowed up Ground wet
Marshall 40 damage preceptible:
Best for many years Condition l05.
McPherson-Some damage possibly by
fly, and probably q portion viii be planted
to other crops Plenty OF moisture Con-
Meade-In excellent form: ground COW
full crop Condition 100
Miami-No damage: conditions for Wig
orous growth never more favorable Con-
dition 100.
Iitchell-No damaged fields; plenty CT
moisture prospects good
ntgoTnery-About 5 per cent. damaged
by fly. and about the same per cent of
area viii be plowed up. Abundant mois-
ture; prospects good
MOrris-Nery little soWn. Condition 90
Morton-I4lttle Sown- prospects for
growth not favorable Condition 60
Nemaha-No damages excellent stand
Condition 100
viii be plowed up Soil favorable Cond1-
tiou S.
Mesa slight per cent. damaged during
the winter Five per cent may be plOWed
up Soil favorable for quick growth Con-
cition 80.
NortOn-No damage: prospects better
than for many years Condition &C.
Usage Acreage SMALL but present pros
poets most eneourag1ngf ground Is tull Of
Osborne-No damaged fields. prospects
never better. Condition 100.
Ottawa-No precepJible damage: ground
soaked with MOISTURE prospects for a
big crop were never better" Condition
100.
Pawnee-No injury preceptible; abund-
anCe of moisture Condition 100
Phillips-No damage; prospects never
better Condition 100
Tottaw wa tomie-No damage ground wet
Condition 100.
Pratt-N0 damage: best condition for
Rawlins-Growth retarded by cold
weather. prospects good
Reno-No damage: never looked better
at this time Of year" Condition 103-