The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-05-14

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grass doing we'll; cotton planting re-
tarvted: corn being cultivated and
wheat heading out but very thin: al
falfa very tine; stock doing well.
Wheat improving; oats
doing well; corn backward and be-
ing cultivated; potatoes and gasdens
doing wel cotton planting about
completed. some damage from the
heavy rains.
Canadian-Wheat and oats improy-
ing rapidly: some cane corn and kaf-
fir washed out by the recent rains.
gardens doing well; potatoes bloom
ing; pastures excellent; fruit IN good
condition.
Oklahoma-Wh cats. pastures,
corn and gardens made a rapid growth
and potatoes never i50ked better;
straw berries r1pening in fine shape,
a large cotton crop being planted. the
early up; fruit and stock in fine con-
dition.
Lincoln-Heavy rains damaged the
crops some, but generally wheat, oats,
corn, potatoes. gardens and grass is
making a good growth: corn being
cultivated: stock and fruit doing well.
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some damage to lowland crops. and
retarded cultivation; corn and cotton
being cultivated and doing well. po-
tatoes doing well and a fine crop; the
wheat damaged some by chintz bugs;
grass fine. ana stock doing well; fruit
very promising.
Cleveland-w Wheat growing well;
corn a fine stand and being cultivated;
cotton a good stand and being culti-
waited, an increased acreage; gardens
and fruit in fine condition. grass good
and stock in fine condition.
Chickasaw-O the northern por-
Iion prospects are unusually fine;
wheat is heading oct and oats max
ing a RAPID growth, both have good
stands with large yields in prospect;
corn and cotton have good stands and
are being cultivated; gardens, grass
fruit and stock are dong well.
over the middle portion the fine
rains caused all crops TO make good
growths: oats are heading not and
early potatoes being laid by; cotton
planting was retarded and the nights
have been too cool to do well.
over the southern portion crops are
doing well; cotton and corn are be-
ing cultivated or chopped out, with
good prospect; oats are fine, gardens
and stock are doing well. farmers are
well up with their work.
WESTERN DIVISION.
Woods-Rains improved all crops
wheat growing well but about half OF
acreage replanted TO other crops; corn
and oats doing wen and corn being
gardens and fruit in good
condition: stock doing well.
Woodward-An crops doing we'll;
cattle in good condition; corn being
cultivated
Beaver-Rains benefited all crops,
and stock is doing well.
Day-Rains benefited all crops;
wheat looks we'll but is late; corn up
to a good stand and is being cultivat-
ed; cotton planting in progress and
some coming up; castor beans being
planted; potatoes in bloom fruit is
promising and stock IS in fine condt-
tion.
Blaine-Rains have saturated the
ground and all vegetation is making
rapid growth; corn coming up r.
regularly and being cultivated; wheat
generally a good stand: fruit very
promising and stock in good condi-
tion.
Custer-Rains placed ground in fine
condition for growing crops; some
damage to corn from the heavy rains;
wheat doing well and heading out;
cotton planting in progress, delayed
some by the recent rains; oats doing
well: potatoes in fine condition.
Roger Mills-Recent heavy rains
have washed the crops some on low
lands: cotton and corn being cultivat-
ed: oats in hne condition; alfalfa
bloomlng wheat growing well; gard
ems. fruit and stock in fine condition
Washita-Ground saturated with
moisture wheat making poor
growth. and being injured by a green
fly; cotton planting In progress and
some coming up; corn Icing cultivat-
ed; fruit good.
CaddO-COrn growing slowly and is
being cultivated; cotton coming up to
fairly good stand; crops damaged
some by recent stormy weather.
manche-Abundance OF rain; corn
doing well kanir corn and cotton re-
tarded in growth by cool nights; cat
tie doing we'll.
Kiowa-Al crops in good growing
condition.
Greer Recent rains improved all
crops, especially wheat and oats.
which are making a rapid growth,
with wheat heading out: corn is be-
ing cultivated cotton is coming up
to a stand. some replanting viii be
done; alfalfa Is doing we'll; potatoes
and gardens are In good condition;
fruit is a good prospect; grass grow
ing fast and stock doing Wen.
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