The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-27

delayed; grass excellent; stock in good
condition.
Grant and Garfield-Wheat fair 10 good;
oats doing well. com weedy. needs cul-
tivation; fruit in good condition; upland
grapes enough for home supply; good
crop of Strawberries; grass and stock
doing we'll.
! I[ingfsher and Canadian-Heavy rains;
I wheat heading out; oats doing well: corn,
weedy. needs working; alfalfa ready for
| cutting; cane coming up; grass and stock
doing Wei.
| Logan and OkIahoma-Excessive rains
and light hail 18th. list. and 2srd: consid-
erable damage TO crops BY hail and over
flow; wheat making good growth. head
! ing; oats improving. fair stand; corn
backward; cultivation delayed. cotton
coming up. fair stand; fruit fair crop
promised; potatoes and gardens doing
well; alfalfa being cut large crop, grass
| plentiful. stock doing well.
Payne and Lincoln-Heavy rains light
/ hail Thursday; no damage; wheat and
| oats doing well; corn weedy, cultivation
delayed; considerable cotton TO replant
I yet seed scarce; fair(fruit crop promised; /;
! gardens and grass making rapid gro xth /;
prairie hay good prospects; stock doing
/ WELL
Pottawatomie and Cleveland = Heavy
rains. light hail Tuesday, no damage;
! wheat and oats in good condition; corn
has better color. fair stand; kaffir corn
being cultivated; fruit in good condition;
potatoes and gardens doing well; grass
and stock doing Well
II, Aa1
rains; wheat. oats, corn. gardens and
grass making good growth: cotton re-
planting well advanced ard some up to
a very good stand corn is looking better;
oats in good condition. but late; fruit
damaged some by hail on the 18th; cane.
millet. and kaffir corn coming up.
Northwest portion-Good rains; wheat
and oats growing and doing well; corn
and cotton replanting about finished,
crops doing well but making slow growth:
pastures doing well and stock in good
condition; heavy winds on 18th and some
hail, but no damage.
Southwest portion-Good rains; wheat
and oats much benefited; cotton coming
up to stand; corn growing fast; cane
and gardens doing well; some damage
from hail on 18th; cane and gardens
doing well; some damage from hail on
18th; grass and stock doing well.
Southeast pertion-Good rains benefit
ted crops; cotton about replanted and
coming up and making fair growth; corn
coming UP to a fair stand, though some
headedvery poor. mostly doing well; oats
short. but promise half yield; wheat
headed and doing we'll; some cotton chop
ped out: gardens looking well, some dam
age by insects; volunteer oats are good;
stock doing well; cane and kaffir corn
end millet sown.
WESTERN DIVISION
Woods-Wheat in fair condition, head
ing; oats doing well: corn in good con-
dition. making slow growth; high winds
did little damage to fruit; fruit crop prom
Using; cherries ripening; stock fattening
Woodward-Heavy rains: wheat and
oats heading; corn slow; broom corn
being planted; kaffir corn coming up;
pastures good: stock doing we'll
Beaver--Heavy rains washed some
fields; wheat in good condition; a hail
storm did considerable damage to fruit
in some localities; stones of six inches
in circumference being reported; alfalfa
in good condition; stock is doing well.
Dewey Custer and Blaine-Heavy rains
wheat heading; oats doing well. head
ing; corn backward, and needs cultiva-
ton coming up slowly; some to replant
yet gardens and potatoes need cultiva-
ton; alfalfa in good condition; grass is
excellent; stock doing well.
Day and Roger Mills-Wheat doing we'll
heading; oats heading; corn will be late.
some to replant yet; some cotton to
plant; alfalfa doing well; potatoes and
gardens doing we'll; broom and kaffir corn
and grass in good condition; stock doing
well
Washita and Caddo - Heavy rains;
wheat doing well, heading; oats heading
short; corn doing well; cotton planting
continues. some up to poor to fair stand;
fruit in good condition; potatoes doing
well; sweet potatoes being planted; stock
doing well.
Kiowa-Good rains, some hail but no
damage; wheat heading short; oats i'm
proving; corn and cotton in good condi-
tion being cultivated; early cotton not UP
TO good sand. late planted. good stand;
gardens. potatoes and grass in good con-
dition; fruit, coed prospects, some dam
age by winds; alfalfa blooming; stock
fattening.
Comanche-Heavy rains; light hail. no
dsmage; wheat and oats heading short;
corn making rapid growth. being culti-
yated; cotton up to good stand; kaffir.
cane and broom corn coming up; gardens
growing rapidly; sod being broken; pas
tures in good condition; stock fatten-
ins.