The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-14
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 and peanuts are being planted. Extracts from Reports of Correspond-
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 Northern District.
 Blount, Brooksville-Crops in poor condition; cotton small and grassy: up- land corn yellow; wheat poor; oats good.--A. o. Dickson.
 Calhoun, Anniston-Cotton doing well lowland corn making good stands: ground hard, rain needed; oats making average yield.-P. M. Watson.
 Cherokee. Mackey--Cotton in fair condition where cultivated. though cool nights causing lice.-B F. Mackey.
 Colbert. Alisboro-Cotton improved. jured by worms, late up to fair stands; rain needed-John w. Bishop. Fayette, Covin--Early corn receiving last blowing: cotton small; oats not cut yet.-W. s. Bobo. Franklin. Beeson-Cotton doing well, though lousy; early corn doing we'll, late coming up; rain needed.-James Osborn.
 Jefferson, Argo-Corn needing culti- vation. some lowland yet to plant; oats harvested, yield good; rain needed.--G. B. Prayton.
 Limestone, Athens-Nights cool for cotton. plants small and crop grassy, but being cleaned; had cut.-W. c. | Dougherty.
 Morgan. Trinity-Fine week for farm work; much lowland corn yet to plant, | upland doing well; needing rain.-U. T. l McDauiel.
 l St. Clair, Trussville-Good progress made in cleaning crops; corn and cot ton growing slowly; ground hard; oats | cut, average yield.--James M. Tresly. Walker, Pocahontas--Corn and cot | fnn kin QlnVw | oats and gardens needing rain.-J. H. | Avis. 1 Winston, Travern-Corn and cotton l doing well, some squares; potatoes fine. oats and wheat all harvested.--samuel Orton.
 Middle District. Autauga, Vineviile-Cotton nearly cleaned; gardens failing fast; corn needing rain; work well advanced.-J. M. Russell
 Blob. River Bend--Cotton grassy, but growing fast; melons promising, other minor crops doing well, though needing rain.-G W. Desmond.
 Bullock, Fitspatricks-Cotton grow ing rapidly. some blooms and some grass; fine prospect for corn and cot ton; rain needed.-B J. Baldwin.
 Chiffon, Lomax-Cotton clean and do- ing well; corn small, but good color; rain needed.-J. A. Bell.
 Clay. Pyriton---Cotton growing slow ly some forms; wheat and oats har- vested. fair yield; weather dry and ground hard.---J. Headrick
 Coosa, Batson-High winds damaged corn and cotton; worms injuring low land corn.--Ira Bailey.
 Dallas. Orville-Cotton plants small, some blooms; corn and minor crops needing rain.-H. H. Berry. Greene, Boligee-Crops not promis- AaI -rs 4 Icorn and recently worked cotton in need of rain.--E. F. Boucheile.
 Hale. Gallion--Cotton being cleaned, but plants yellow, due to warm, windy days and cool nights; corn fair; much hay cut: rain needcd.-J. T. Collins. Montgomery. Montgomery - Cotton | small, some turning red. few squares; corn and fruit in fine condition; oats all cut.-W. M. Carter. 1 Randolph, Wildwood-Cotton very | grassy, but fine where worked; corn making good growth; oats rusting; very dry.-H. D. Landers.
 Russell, Hooks-Cotton small and lowland all planted; minor crops fair; oats good yield.-T. L. Mitchell. Shelby, Vincent-Cotton not growing well, owing to grass and cool nights; some corn laid by; oats cut, yield good. I-B. H. Samuel.
 Sumter. York-Cotton grassy: corn needing rain: Irish potatoes yielding well; cane making satisfactory growth. 1 Frank Holman. | Tallapoosa. Camp Hlll-Cotton doing well; corn suffering for rain; wheat and | oats being harvested.-Lyman Ward. 1 Tuscaloosa, Tuscaloosa - Favorable weather has improved condition of cot i ton, though some has been abandoned; corn fair: gardens hne-E. N. C. Snow. |