The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-07-27

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ing well and = heavy yield expected;
cottor is blooming and squaring and
is doinS well, but needing more rain;
fruit is fairly good; grass good and
stock doing well
over the southwestern portion rains
on 2lts and 22nd were verey benefc.
ial to corn and cotton: corn probab-
ly damaged by drouth about one
third, early corn made and crop will
make a good yield cotton making
a good growth and full Of bloom and
bllls, is well cleaned and large yield
/ expected; oats being threshed with a
poor yield; having progressing and a
good yield; fruit and grapes ripening
and plentiful
over the southeastern portion crops
are in good condition; corn is doing
we'll and a good prospect, cotton max
ing good growth, is fruiting well, but
needing rain; cantaloupes a fairly
small crop; fruit good and ripening.
haying progressing. with small
amount cut; grass good and stock do
ing well.
Central Division.
Usage and Pawnee: Wheat and oats
are about all stacked and considerable
threshing has been done, with poor
yields, corn, cotton and kaitir corn
have made good growth; potatoes are
being dug; haying progressing with a
good yield; stock is doing well.
Kav and Noble: Wheat threshing
has been delayed by wet weather;
oats are in poor condition.; corn is
wei developed and promises a good
yield; cotton has made good growth
and is in good condition; cane and
kaffir corn are in excellent condition:
/ pastures are in good condition and
stock is doing well.
Grant and Garfield: Threshing in
progress with fair yields; corn is made
good growth and a good crop seems
assured; cotton is in good condition
, fruit is scarce; grass ana pastures
are in good condition; plowing Sor
wheat has begun; stock is doing we'll
Ninghsher and Canadian: Wheat
and oat threshing in full progress With
poor Yields; corn is in excellent condi-
tion and promises well; cotton has
made rapid growth, katfir cane, broom
corn and millet promises good yields;
some millet is already cut; pastures
in good condition and stock is doing
well.
/ Logan and Oklahoma: Threshing is
nearly completed with poor to fair
yields; corn and cotton are making
rapid growth; kaffir corn is doing
well; grapes are ripening and there is
some complaint Of rot; apples are fall
ing badly; pastures are in good condi-
tion and stock is doing well.
Payne and Lincoln; Threshing in
progress with fair yields; oats are bad
ly damaged; corn is maturing and 4
good crop is assured; cotton has made
good growth and is squaring and
blooming; haying has begun; plow
ing for wheat progressing; forage
crops and pastures are in good csadi.
ton stock is doing we'll
/ Pottawatcmie and Cleveland Wheat
and oat threshing in full progress with
fair yield; corn is nearly made, some
damaged by hot winds; cotton has
made good growth; second crop Of po-
tatoes nearly an planted. hay mating.
both alfalfa and prairie, in fun prog
ress Ghd good yield; pastures IN good
condition and stock is doing well.
Chiokasaw over the northeastern
portion early corn is made and is a
good crop, late planted has been iniur.
ed by dry hot weather; cotton has inn
proved and promises well; haying in
progress with good crop Of excellent
quality; pastures beginning to get dry
but stock is doing well.
over the Northwestern portion
threshias is in fun progress with poor
yields; corn has been damaged by hot
weather; cotton is in good condition,
clean and laid ty with some bolls
nearly full grown hay making.in prog.
ress, with fair yield; grass is in good
condition and stock is doing well
/ over the southeastern portion corn
and cotton have been improved by
recent rains and corn has enough
moisture TO mature a good crop; the