The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-23

Grant.-Abundance of rain: wheat some
what dwarfed by drouth. but heading out
web :oats improving; corn and kahr corn
being worked; gardens and grass good.
and stock doing well
Garheld.-Fav3rabIe fer all crons: uhoa.
though short VII rake an average CIT p;
oats coming out rapyuT; pastures Sne.
and stock doing veil; corn cultivation
delayed by rains: fruit promising
Noble.-Rains d great benefit. wheat
headed and promises a fair crop; corn
backward and needs cultivation; cotton
not all planted; stock doing well.
Pawnee-All crops doing well; wheat
headed in bloom and doing well; oats and
fax backward; corn becoming foul; cot
ton coming. much TO plant; pastures
fruit and stock doing we'll
Payne-Rains greatly benefited wheat
and improved some cat fields; wheat looks
well; corn cultivation and cotton plant
ing delayed; potatoes. gardens. grass and
fruit looking well.
Logan.-Rains beneficial; wheat promis-
es an average crop; oats injured by louise.
looks bad; corn small but looks well; cot
ton is coming up regular; potatoes. gar
dens and fruit doing well.
Kinghsher.-Rains improved all crops;
wheat in bloom and doing well, promises
a half to an average crop; oats improving
but with corn backward; potatoes, gar
dens. grass and stock doing well; sooe
flood damage
Canadian.-Wheat, oats. grass and corn
much improved BY rains; cotton Corning
up slowly, and uneaven; corn being cal-
tivated second time, some fields weedy.
Lincoln-Wheat in favorable condition,
and promises a half to fairly good crop;
oats damaged badly but improving; corn
plowed first time, some chopped to stand ;
pastures and gardens fine. aud stock 90
ing wei.
Pottawatomie-Wh improving; corn
being cultivated; cotton doing we'll; gar
dens and fruit promising, and IN fine con-
dition.
Cleveland-Rafns improved wheat, a
fair crop; cotton a poor stand and much
viii be replanted; miliet and forage crops
being planted; gardens iTpscyed; nit
fine.
Chickasaw.-Over the northern portion
rains improved wheat to fair crop; corn
and cotton doing well and being worked !;
cotton up to a good stand; cane. millet,
gardens. potatoes. grass and fruit doing
well.
over the central portion teamwork was
well advanced; cotton acreage largely in
creased, and some being chopped: grass
improving and stock doing well; gardens
and fruit good.
over the southern portion work was de-
layed by rainsfh corn is doing well cotton
being replanted, a poor stand; potatoes.
gardens. grass and fruit doing well.
WESTERN DIVISION.
Greer-Con doing well. and mostly cul-
tivated once; early cotton up to stand;
late planted cotton not up yet; grass fine.
stock thriving: work delayed by rains
Kiowa.-Corn improved by heavy rains.
Washita.-Rain plentiful; crops IN fine
condition, but need cultivation; wheat
much improved; stock thriving; much
damage over some localities from hail on
18th. corn and cotton doing well.
Roger AIills.-Rain plentiful; ground too
wet to cultivate; some corn washed out;
wheat prospects fine; oats poor prospect;
cotton looking well; corn doing well;
stock in good condition.
Custer.-Heavy rains and hail did some
damage to crops and fruit; corn, kafIir
corn, and grass making good growth;
ground too wet to work; stock thriving.
Dewey.-Cotton mostly all planted;
broom corn being planted; wheat improv-
ed by rains; grass good and stock doing
wei.
Day.-Corn looking well. replanting
nearly completed; teamwork stopped by
rains; some damage to crops and fruit
from hail.
Woods.-Wheat improved by rain, and
promises a fair yield; corn a fair stand;
oats, rye and barley doing well; kafir
corn about planted; potatoes. gardens,
grass and stock doing well.
woodward.-AH crops making good
growth with ground very wet; grass
good, and stock doing well; fruit in fine
condition, considerable cod breaking and
planting being done.
Beaver.-Rains benefited all crops, rye
heading; sweet potatoes being planted;
too wet to cultivate corn; no prospect for
hay, forage and peaches; stock fattening
RAPIDLY. c. NJ STRONG.
Section Director.