The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-04

July o-SeVorhN rotreShlng SHOWERS
In afternoon.
July 8. - Electrical display and
heavy rain last night and at inter.
vals nearly all day and into the night
July 9.--Rain continued all night
last night and this morning; 81 above
at 8 a. m.
July 14.--Showers this morning.
July 15-Hot 30 above at a. IN.
July 1s.-Hot; %. se. sS above is the
registry.
July 19.--Rain forenoon and after.
noon; warm.
July 21.-Lght rain afternoon and
all night.
July 22.-Good rain in forenoon.
July 23.-Sprinkle; thermometer, 90.
"a. ss.
July 3o.--Sprinkle; "a. 9S-warm.
warmer, hot
August 7.-Rain in afternoon and
night.
August 12.-Fine rain In afternoon.
August 13.-Fine rain last night and
this morning.
August 15.--Good rain last night
August 16.-Good rain in forenoon.
August 17.-Good rain in forenoon.
August 20.-Splendid rain in fore
noon. Old Blazes fell from 81 to 20.
September Morning cold and re-
freshing; 95 above at II a. M; at 4
p. m, 9S.
September 2.-Cool; slight sprinkle.
September S.-Cool; 76 at D. m,
September 6.--Rain last night, but
not enough to wet duck; 7S at s
a. m.
September 7.-Sprinkle last night
and again this morning.
September 1S.-Fine rain in after.
noon; rs above at .. m, and falling.
September 19.--Cool, clear: 81 above
at a. m.
October Cool and cloudy; "a at
p. m; sprinkle OF rain al 1880 p. m.
October 2.-Cool; partly cloudy; 5S
above at a. m, and falling.
October 10.-Cold wave from the
north; 81 above at a. m.
October Lice eighth OF an inch;
heavy frost.
October 15.-Cold, clear, crisp; 40
above at 8 a. m.
October 17.-Grand electrical dis
play last night without rain; rain in
afternoon and night.
October 19-Cool, with north wind;
stove fires brought into use.
October 23.-Idght rain in after.
noon; splendid shower at dark, which
continued into night.
October 2S.-Cold, cloudy, with driz-
zling rain which continued into night.
October 29-Cold, cloudy, and driz.
cling rain,
October 30.--Cold, cloudy, and driz-
zling rain, which became a drencher
at night
November 1.--very heavy frost !;
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November 4.--Rain in forenoon and
afternoon and up to o'clock at night
November 5.-clear and crisp.
November S-Rain at p. m. which
continued into the night.
November 9.-Cloudy; little rain
at intervals all day.
November 23.-Last fourteen days
ideal weather; but it rained a little al
intervals all morning, and poured down
in the afternoon.
November 27.-Sprinkle last night.
November 29.-Cold; % above at
a. m.
December Gold; cloudy.
December 2O.-Cloudy and drizzlins
rain all day. Cutting out two of the
twenty days of December, the ole
twelfth month has been an ideal win
ter month, and at the same time Il
can boast of more and heavier frosts
than was ever recorded of any month
and, the writer believes, in any Other
latitude where frosts are produced.
December 21.-Clear, with big frost
December 22.-Rain last night anC
this morning; clear in afternoon.
December 23.-Tremendous frost.
December 24.-Big frost.
December 25.-Clear, bright, and al
most balmy-a very ideal day, typica
of the great event It honors; even the
honey bees come forth in search o
nectar.
December 30.-Rain and snow, th'
later melting as it touched the ground
December 31.-Trees and vegetation
covered with ice. which melted ava!
in the afternoon; cold and cloudy al
day.
Note: The nights Of January 12 AM
February 12 and 13 were the coldes
of the year 1905, with few degrees Z
the credit OF February IL.
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