The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-07-16

toes light ~ good yields; pastures eod
stock doins we'll
Pottawaiomie and Cleveland
iThreshing continues: wheat fair yields
good Qualify; oats light crop; corn
making good growth; cotton made
good growth. forming well. some
blooming. alfalfa being cut; cane and
kafir made good growth; grass and
stock in good condition.
ChickasaN northern portion
Heavy rains last week damaged crops
along the streams; oats not harvest
ed. fell down; corn and cotton improv-
ed; cotton well cleared; cane and kaf-
hr fair. hay in good condition; pota-
toes making half crop; grass and
stock in good condition.
Northwest portion-Threshing cl =
tinues; wheat giving fair yields; %
poor yields light weight; corn am
cotton doing well cotton bad stand !;
hay being made; cane being sown on
stubble; sass is good, stock doing
we'll
Southwest portlon-Wheat thresh.
ing fairly good; oats light. due to rust;
corn doing well; cotton we'll cleaned.
and making good growth, web worms
at work again; some cotton in bloom;
cane heading; large acreage being
sown to cane; millet is ready 3, cap;
hay is being made; gardens, grass,
and stock in good condition.
Southeast portion-Oats damaged
slightly by heavy rains OF last week;
corn growing fast and doing well; cot
ton much improved, some squaring
and blooming. some Tasshoppers at
work on cotton; hay being made;
grass and stock doing well, some stock
being shipped
Woods-Favorable weather for grow
ing crops; threshing in progress, well
advanced wheat yield fair and extra
quality; oats heavy yield. but some
pieces light weight on account Of rust;
corn tasstling and very promising;
forage crops making good growth;
potatoes Light to average yield; pas
lures good
NORTHUMBERLAND and warm; thresh
ing in progress; wheat good in yield
and quality; some oats light weight;
corn tasseling and looking well; ba.
ley a good crop; forage crops doing
well but rain would help; pastures fair
to good and stock in good condition.
Beaver-nry and windy; growing
crops are slow; a fair crop OF wheat
rye and barley has been harvested;
pastures fair; stock doing we'll
Dewey, Blaine and Custer-Warm
and dry; threshing in progress; wheat
yield and quality fully as good as ex-
pected; oats yield good but some light
in weight corn growing rapidly; cot
ton making fair growth; fruit and
pastures good.
Day and Roger Mills-Warm and
dry; thresliing in progress; all grow
ing crops doing well; corn tassoling:
gardens ano pastures needing rain.
Washita snd Caddo-warm and dry:
in progress; both wheat and
oats yielding fair and quality good;
cotton blooming and doing fairly well;
corn promising; pastures good.
Comanche-Warm and dry: rain
would help growing crops and pastur-
age; cotton blooming and doing fair
ly WE'LL threshing fairly well adyanc-
ed with yields light to fair; some early
corn dentiug. late corn suffering for
want OF rain; stock in good condition.
Kiowa-Warm and dry: threshlng
stlll in progress, wheat and oats fair
yield and good quality; forage crops
wClE corn, cotton. and pas
lures needing rain; stock in good con
iltion.
Greer-Va and dry; threshing in
progressi good yields AMI good quail
IS corn and cotton in fair conditic-
but avsurns ~ain; forage crops grow
ing well; some pastures getting very
snort hut stock in good condition