The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-29

ari All erop plartsd No sisn az ,v"r,vs Nos
m. ~ other prst Sinn'l reea outlook rood
rfs bnt late iwn Necss Tan, eren trn dsyl
fof nor ,.cni ,srscy hmm Inn sand " Sa,r.
,,ree well worked.
~,
ar STARR COUNTY.
Rio Grande city ~ This is the frst ven,
is cotton has heea planted. Rsplaniing has
10 been causrd Ia, me 1rnuth There ,vns
mi less cotton rcpianted than there WAS planI
ow cd No portion Of the crop has been up.
old
"a. STEPHENS COUNTY
dc Breckenridge There Is M lncrea., :,
IN. ,,rcn,, ~ ,.nr~tas nas - ~, WV,eAsr IN
Is pnr,g Over ias. MSnr ot Nv 70 !. per .en,.
On. Iy good ,sron Il hackws, Nv w. ,r " ,",,
me me weeks caused BY late spring, l'laai i
IIu.us y' eN'pn 49, s .sssnuppcIs uIe
'ar them n fsrc, ESTt "s ~ t Il, npa,nt ~
e gN'.hc ne a .os perhaps 70 per cent VIII have
,ve
TARRANT COUNTY.
ar Fort Worth rhe Increased acreayc In
vi this eo,,,',x Nil, ~" ,hnn, X NOV o,s nv nv
ins inrsest in the hist.ry of Tho ."untv r ii
ain isnd u S a1 I IN n,ton hcr S
ing been no repluntmg Of cotton TO amount 10
IN anything. cottoa planting In this county
;. has been finished The stand thus far IL
lon good. but is somewhat uneven MS some OF
Ten 1t is already chopped. while some Is now
n have appcarc0 here vet. The outlook for
in. an excellent crop was never better, but II
mi correct prediction MS TO the future OF the
Ing crop IN TINS county. Other crop indications
4 WV s"ou' both wheat ana corn looking
1 VIZ"
r.y,op ca,,x,ev
e Lok SolNif'
@ //'Yer;- Recent rains have made moro
| //< deal OF replanting was necessary,
I//nat which was reptanted has come
l //sndn me me stNmI PERFECT IN s9me l9cal'
m EInsshoppefs nave appeared ana Sc
g 4 damage is feared IRON these. As
Q t/pnatHu WIN proSpSGts oil other years
10 luis uate th're nus nceh IN
crease IN acreage OF AT least ~ per cent
tSr !ast year crop. Ihe gtassn"ppsrs
-.scNC luss ui'uT 'nSlv App'arah'r, 10 VIII.
AN not be determined MS yet ON tnc
This comfy NJ Ieas, IN nor con, ar mo
TRAVIS COT N'rY.
R,r.r t,,u "a, n.a,.,,. .t.,,.,. h,,.o.
vim rotinn IN ana oronnd III Tvs nd, Wv
Snn,o 40 mI, ", "u " an , .ns S C,t
,bimk thev .iI7 imao anu P rhe ara ho',
he Tho N o,asnd A." " N''' NY ''o "'iV
TuRoCKNoRroN CoI-NTy
Throchmorton, There will he one-ffth
!; more cotton TINS year than last near; tnere
"a nas nVem no repiant'ng yst, Ihere "a a
+ gl'a' neNt 9l lotion 70 plnnt yet' ihlrlS
s"ou slahu W lhat that Is up SrasSnop.
ppoi ts ARE mHciE =" uestroE g""' nra TI
oun," ,' ny aEe very numerous III th's
V"u"'' 'H'S spring
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sam Angelo Accurate crop estimates are
difficult to obtain In this section, hut Inc
otton acreage viii be approximately about
Is hcci, necessary, and the crop is about
seeSs planted, with the exception, perhaps,
.,o,,oh,s some new land yet to he broken or
tr,9neaonptting In cotton. The stand, on the whole
lealing promising, though varied some quite
'iggipSruoiise perfect while some is NOT up. rains
lway nay" neen local Sca,,eE E ana alq'rng III
,rejuel mount mere nave necn no non M'eNl'
onto tepprteu, ana ms section nc'ng 'pnearn-
II huvng been delayed NE crop Is IN a e9l.
and tesponuihg conultl9n th"ush otherwise 'he
IN
"a; ih'Niia 'opN
VI ~ Grovcton ON an average there Is an In
ma last year OF from 10 per cent 20 - pei
I99Se cent, Farmers have had good luck Ia
~ IL ali cotton has been pnStcd. At hi
~ time Of the year cotton prospects were
i,no never bcttcr in this county.
~, Iosscrund. loving TO ch excessive rain
ool in the early spring nearly all the crops II
NJ this part Of the country had 10 be re
te1 planted the second aud some even the tnird
ON ei,s, Tho farmers took advantage OF the late
.. dry weather and pqi their crops IN anC
nj rains The acreage OF both corn and cot
neal ION is about the same as last year. Nc
enh.insecis reported vet though II Is feared
Tor the present cool spell viii cause lcc u
LlgZGlniurc the young cotton
ah FIR ui 4 slRT
Va to,no as isst vear Anon, npe third az inc
mo Ctran ma ~ Ia reninntnd On account oi
~, ar H. a'st ar carly 'niantinn holnp killed
ths M 49, no ottcr, ,,inntiro foIiInr 20
Tor hisins m on account Of drouth All re
and gkintiur is over 4 very fair stand Is ns
PIE az led hy recent rains M holl wecvi
Davis fiher insects have appeared The pros
or preiu(
language TYLER COUNTY
as one O., i,o,o h,d ,ood rnlr and VIVA,
and moe ny ii"NF i i Ill, i'n, - f,',,r,,
men t'ni ~ ny ~ ia ns''s ho 'raninn,od an nc
! ATT nne Si"p nj" iro,,t rrop Viii bc abou
eth Vplht vi '"us ~, W. tudn ~, lie ,Lo,,t 81
6ne ne raihe i ~ ln l.' Tisos,s hnr.. =,
baut plahhlc" ahv ,o, a nv u"
out bathcr younn collun =, .,t ,
hon warren - Ihr cotton crop OF ms o", ~,
Nf munty u h9pn, ne sahe IN nrIraRS !, u '
iaht !cnr' ~ ~ ~. ~ -, snrinnc " M
later, on account on tir ~ Spa'n ,s ' ,'u