The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-16
OUTLINES OF OKLAHOMA


The berry OF the wheat in the Strip this
year Is remarkably plump and fuL
Up to date Elmer Brown o. Oklahona
City hasn't tried 70 buy Amos Ewings
Baume gaGge-
Because the city IS built OF stone Jerrs
johnson OF Newkirk invites cyclones 70
come thar way
That Enid baseball cluo Is stin wander
irg around trying to find something that
VIII make il exert itself
The osd tkreshing machines n Oklaho-
ma are being disposed o. and The niee
red ones are coming II.
From now oa uatll al the wheat IS in
shock there is no Sunday IN Ckiahoms.
cut IN the ruraI districts
Governor Jenkins saws he has no doubts
/ oaS what the kloWs laac viii be opsneG
on time-that is. August 4
1he town Of Comanche announces the
discovery % tar srriag. The next thirs
VIII Be a tooth powder mine
The horrible news IS brought 70 Nehs
/ ~ Frank McNaster that Iaalan tarnips
/ Do not grow In the Kiowa land
Action on the location OF q county Asxh
school az Ponca City has been defer-r.'
untn July ey the county comullssiorsrs-
The "Tcure another camnaizn amo,.-
some or the newspaper men of the Ter
on it.
The editor OF the Medford Patriot hss
intmated thst the editor of the Wakisa
Herald has no education. and tha SAr IS
now on
a frank advertiser in the Territory Havs
he Is not selling things az cost. but his
wares are 50 cheap when youu buy cm
you think ne IS.
When that big wind storm reached Eaid
d .rsr.- a.
little tWisiers which didn't DO anything
out re knots in the dust
Al Pouca City an electric light is 10 be
placed on The top of the waterworbSs res
erNolr. 10 IS expected Il VII be VISIBLE
az Night FOR twenty miles.
Bin Cross is swooplng around the Ter
rltory pretending 10 be sTsdylnE lha
wheat situaton. What he Is really doing
IS roofing Bob Nens fences ever
Carry Davis. nviag meas Medford show
ca the editor ~ the Patriot the other aav
a stalk of green wheat which was sul
growing, which measured four feet ten
inches in height
Frederick Heinrick. OF Cedar Rapids.
lows, dropped down into NeRkirk the
other day aud just looked around Tna
other day he went with the dedes 60 four
farms iu his pocket
The foreman OF jary thus addressed
an oklahoma court. May lt please the
court we the jury. end that the prisoner
is not guilty of hitting with intent to
XIII. but simply 20 paralyze. AID he
done H.
The editor % the Renfrov Tribune ssys.
I'VE have 10 acres of good wheat % care
for and we may not devote as mnch time
% the Tribune Ter the next two weeks
as we should. We ask the ind0iErnce of
our readers on that account
Judge J. n. Doss and George Pafchsn
went boating at Shawnee the ether day.
The boat dipped over and both men HAD
an exciting struggle 10 get hold of some
thing not fluid. Patchen finally Erahhed
a limb OF a tree. took on his suspenderu.
rccled ON out 90 the Judge and rescued
him, with great applause, from the bun
heads
Enid Eagle: Harvest IS IN fuii blast
Many farmers began cutting wheat Mon
day and az this time. Thursday. nearly
every header and binder ia the county -
IN action. The acreage is thought 20 30
somewhat larger than last year. and viii
approximate z00o0 acres in the counfy.
The yield per acre wiil not equal that
of last year. except in a few favored io-
cailues. but the quality Of the grain Wiii
De much better and 81 viii bring a better
price The wheat did not make 80 rank
a growth as an previous years. and a.
very little ef C has been blown down.
ouiy a small quantity of straw Elii have
% Dc handled = great many farmers
were IN town Saturday, looking Tor har-
vest hands. and every man who would
work found a job.