The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-07-09

are improving fast; corn Is iaid by
sllking and tasseling. and doing we'll;
cotton is generally in good condition
and doing we'll. Is all chopped out
some damaged by web worms; pota-
toes are being dug and shipped, and
are giving an abundax4t yield gardens
are doing well; grass Is good and stock
is doing well, and fat; crops are all
clean and making good growth
Northwest portion-Heayy rains
flooded low lands on the 4th; cotton
has made q rapid growth and is Inn
proving fast; corn is growing rapidly.
and with cotton. with good weather.
will make good crops
Southeast portion.-Oats are har-
vested with fair yield; corn laid by
and doing well; cotton making good
growth and benefited by recent rains,
Southwest portion-The week has
been very favorable for all cropsi.
heavy raius at the close Of the week
we're timely sad will cause q rapid
growth: corn is doing fne. is we'll
worked. and win make fair crop;
cotton small but growing rapidly, and
is nearly chopped out; haying is in
progress with good crop prospect;
Irish potatoes are yer! fine, but only
sufficient for home use; oats are in
poor condition; grass good and stock
doing well
Central Division.
PAwnee. Wheat cut and threshing
begun, yie'cing 20 bushels per acre Of
good quality; early oats being cut,
late oats demaged by rust; corn most
ly laid by and tasseling low; cotton
improved; some hay made; potatoes.
pastures and stock in good condition.
kay and Noble.-wheat about all
cut. threshing Is to 20 bushels OF good
quality. oats cutting well advanced,
some rust reported, will make fair to
good ylelos; corn making good
growth. tassellng adm silklng: cotton
made good growth; fruit, good quality;
hay, potatoes. pastures. and stock in
good condition.
Grant and Garfeld.-wheat all cut.
threshing is to 25 bushels per acre of
good quality: oats being cut green,
due to rust; corn laid by and doing
well; peaches ripening; hay, grass,
and stock in good condition.
Kinghsher and Canadlan.--Wheat
cut, threshlng out 10 to is bushels in
Kingnsher and 20 to 80 in Canadian of
good quality; oats greatly damaged by
red rust and being cut green with ligh;
to fair yields; corn doing well; cotton
making good growth, and beginning to
square. second crop Of alfalfa being
cut; fruit. broom corn, pastures, and
stock IN good condition.
Logan and O-klahom a. Wheai
threshing from 10 TO 25 bushels per
acre Of good quality; plowing for
wheat begun; early oats giving fair
to good yields. late oats hurt by rust
corr doing well; cotton improving
potatoes being harvested, fair yield;
fruit in fair condition; cane, kafflr
nillet, pastures and stock in good con
dition.
I Payne and Lincoln. Wheat thresh
ing out about 20 bushels per acre Of
good quality; oat cutting continues
fair to good yields; corn laid by
silklng ami tasseling, and making
good growth. cotton improved vcr
little during past week; cinch bugs re
ported in b DOM corn; hay harvest be
gun; fruit in fair condition; cane
kaffir. castor beans. pastures and
stock doing we'll
Pottawat omie and Cleveland Oats
being harvested. fair yields; corn do
ing well. silking and tasseling; rain
Improved cotton, and corn Is clean and
making goci growth; fruit trees. kaf
lfir and cane are making good growth
second crop CT alfalfa being cut; DO
tatoes harvesting fair to good yields
grass end stock in good condition.
/ Chlckasaw' Northeast portion.-Ths
wheat IS In poor condition; oats beinl
harvested, poor yields: corn and cot
ton greatly benefited; corn win make
average crop; cotton greatly improv
led
| Northwes portion. Wheat beinl