The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-05-14

Cullman. Cullman-cotton stands not
good no chopping: early corn doing well,
being worked; late corn about all plant
ed; fruit doing weil..John Yielding
| slowly: corn making slow growth; straw
berries ripening.-A. ]. Ray.
Etowah. Keener-Cotton about all plant
ed; bottom lands being prepared for corn;
gardens.-F. NJ. Tabor.
Lawrence, Town Creek-Cotton stands
| not good, cultivation well advanced; early
corn fairly good. not much late corn
planted; wheat and oats poor.-W. J.
| Limestone, Athens--some corn being
plowed. some damage by bud worms; cot
| ton making slow growth; wheat. oats.
| and gardens suffering for rama b
York. ..',,
Marion. Naturalization all up to fair
| sta nds: chopping commenced; corn up to
good stands; oats. potatoes and gardens
doing WELL peaches and pears shedding
Morgan. Trinity-Cotton new coming ny
very we'll: lowland corn being planted.
cut worms damaging upland corn; gar
st. Clair. Steeles Depof-Cotton coming
up very poorly. owing to dry weather;
| corn not doing we'll bottom lands not
yet planted.-Fred Smith:
| Walker PocahontaS-Worms damaging
| lowlands being planted: some cotton beint
chopped; oats. fruit, potatoes ana gar
dans promising.-J. H. Avis.
| winston Lyman--Mornings little cool
for cotton. but stands good: outlook IA
vorabic for good crops.-Edw. Townsend.
Middle District.
Autauga, NATURALIZATION fairly
| good stands. cultivating progressing very
| we'll; early corn good stands: late corn
quite all w too STT for
oats and wheat; corn being plowed. doing
we'll but worms damaging; cotton very
good stands. some being chopped.-W. H.
| Mahan.
| Bullock. Inverness Upland corn work
ed out good stands; but little cotton chop
ped: rain needed for late planted cotton;
Irish potatoes and spring oats nearly
| ruined by dry weather.-H. Mclean.
Chambers. OalSbowery-Cotton being
chopped. stands poor: upland corn doing
well, receiving second blowing; insects
killing watermelons and lowland corn;
wheat and oats poor.-7John D. Harris.
Chiffon. Mountain Creek-Early cotton
up to good stands. some chopping, plant
J ing continues; carly corn good stands;
everything needing rain.-T. j. Hender-
son.
Choctaw, Pushmataha-Early corn be-
ing worked: cotton poor stands, none
chopped; crops late and needing rain
C. c. Brown.
Clay. Flat Rock-Cotton making fair
stands, some being chopped: upland corr
receiving first working; bottom land corr
being planted; wheat heading.--J. S
Headrlck.
Dallas. Orrvile-Eary cotton gooc
stands, late poor. chopping being pushed
early corn fair stands, late poor; oats
heading low.-W. w. Berry.
Gilmore Dexter-Eariy cotton up to ir.
regular stands. some poor. some good
corn doing we'll: oats suffering for rain
gardens parching; fruit fine.-E. Powell.
Hale. Gallion-Cotton good stands. chop
ping being pushed; corn doing WELL oat.
| SMALL. T. Collins.
Lee, Roxana-Cotton about all planted
and doing well. some chopped; corn doinl
. we'll being plowed.-J. II. Hays.
Marengo, Octagon-Late planted cotton
coming up poorly: orr" he'n" ~orked
pears will he a IA unit o
blight. A. Bradf
Montgomery Natl oppinl
| nearly over stands well
some Just being pl ain OF
sth.--W. D. D4llard.