The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-03-21
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Pratt county-Winter wheat acreage
in 1902, 1913, 90. Estimate OF acreage in
1903 about the same; possibly . per
cent greater. Present condition Of crop:
100 per cent. Condition OF ground; Fine
plenty of moisture. Effect of the win
ter on the crop: Not injured in the
least. Present outlook as compared
with year ago: 100 per cent better
]. c. Pierson, Coates.
Russell county-Winter wheat acreage
in 1902, 1929. Estimate of acreage in
condition of crop: Good. Condition of
ground: Extra good. Effect of the
winter on the crop. No damage by
winter. Present outlook as compared
no outlook" the ground was SO dry
that much wheat sOwed in the fall of
1901 never came up.-Wlllian Jainls
Waldo.
Reno county-Winter wheat acreage
in 1902, 203, 499. Estimate Of acreage in
1903, about the same as last year.
Present condition of crop, good. Con
ditiOn OF ground, thoroughly soaked
Effect of the winter: The crop seems to
have come through the winter in first
class condition with no indications Of
winter killing. Present outlook as com
pared with year ago. Looks little
better than year agO.-E. S. Webster,
Hutchinson.
Rush county-Winter wheat acreage
in 1902, 1S4, S46. Estimate Of acreage IN
1903, about the same as last year Pres
cnl EOnUlEDn OIL CROP EISL CiaSS, can
not be better. The ground is full of
water from the last big rains and the
melted SHOWS. Condition Of ground is
in splendid condition. Effect of the win
ter on the crop. Came through O. K
Some was sown late and does not show
up Present outlook as compared with
a year ago: Very much better in every
respect Shows up better. here is
plenty Of moisture and the outlook can
not be better--J0hn Edwards. Nc
Cracker,
+, Sedgwick county-Winter wheat acre
age in 1902, 167 622 Estimate OF acreage
IN 1903, small per centage greater if any
Present condition of CROP very good;
not very snowy top growth but an ex-
cellent root growth and in splendid shape
for warm weather. condition of ground
very wet Effect of the winter crop not
damaged by winter. The weather up to
this time has been as favCrab bic as could
be asked. Ny observations have been
general over the southern part of the
state and not confined to this county but
the same conditions prevail. A year
ago the warm weather found the ground
dry and much affected by wind while
the roots of the plant had been badly
damaged by dry freezing weather. There
is hardly comparison between the con
ditions then and now. The condition and
prospect are the best and the crop is in
good condition to stand unfavorable,
windy spring Weather.-C. E Wight
man, Wichita.
Present condition of the eroD, could
not be better Condition Of ground, moist
and in good condition Effect of the
winter on the crop. no bad effects. Pres
ent outlook as compared with year
ago, so per cent better than d year ago.
H. n. Renfrew, Mt. Hope.
Sumner county-W inter wheat acre
age in 1902. 31S 604 Estimate of acreage
in 1903. 300. COO Present condition of crop.
100 per cent Condition of ground.
plenty Of moisture. Effect of the win
ter on the crop No injury by drCUth
pared with a year ago: 100 Der cent
better. Never more favorable at this
time Of year than now.-D- NJ. Adams,
Rome
Estimate Of acreage in 1903: Larger
than 1902 by 20 per cent Present con
ditiOn Of the crop. very best. Condi-
ton Of ground. plenty of moisture.
Effect Of the winter on the crop. no I'M
favorable effects. Present outlook as
compared with year ago. 100 per cent.
-ArgOnia.
Stafford eounty-Winter wheat acre
age in 1902, 1882 Estimate Of acre
age in 1903. 1915. Present condition
Of crop. never saw il better. Condition
of ground. extra fine. Effect Of the
winter on tie crcD. but little If any
Present outlook as compared with .
year ago: A year ago al this time one
eighth was Winter-killed, which is not
the case at this time-J. NJ. Taylor, ST.
John
Estimate of acreage in 1909. IS per cent.
increase over 1902. Present condition Of
the crop. 90 per cent. OF a fun crop
Condition Of ground. No. 1. Effect Of
the winter on the crop: Came through
in splendid condition Present outlook
as compared with year ago. Fully 80
per cent better than d year ago.-S. ".
McComb. Stafford
Saline county-Winter wheat acreage
in 1902 154.172. Present condition of
crop, very good Condition of ground,
very wet and somewhat baked. Effect
of the winter on the crop; Seems all
right at present. Present outlook as
compared with a year ago. Much bet
ter Than last year at this time-F. J.
Bruce. Brookville.
Estimate of acreage IN 1903. $50. 900