The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-06-10

week viii be of unestimable value to
growing crops.
Baker. June 10.-showers fell at in
tervais yesterday and last night the to-
tai precipitation amounting to half an
men The conditions today indicate
that more rain may fall before the
clouds which are overhanging the city
lift.
Dodge City. June. 10.-This section
of the state was visited by light
shower yesterday during which .04 of
cations are that the storm is much
heavier to the east of us.
Dresden, June 1O.-The weather
dications are that the 20 hundredths
or an inch which this section received
Sunday is all that it will get out of
the present disturbance.
Fort Scott, June 1o.-One and eight
hundredths of an inch of rain has fall
len in this city during the past "a
hours and the indications are that this
portion of the state has received a
good soaking which will be of i'm
mense benefit to growing crops.
Macksville, June 10.-Sunday was
cloudy and during the day and night
showers occurred which measured by
the weather bureau indicate that 46 of
an inch of precipitation has fallen in
this section.
Wichita, June 10.-The rain of last
week was followed by another Sunday
during which so of an inch of naois-
ture fell which will give new life to
the growing wheat and other crops
Russell, June 1O-The sun is shin
ing brightly today and there is little
save the lakes of water standing in the
streets to indicate that this section of
the state was visited by nice showers
during Sunday and last night during
which 10 of an inchsof- rain fell.
Toronto. June Hottie mercury
reached 80 in this part of the state
during which. 50 of an inch of rain
fell: The sun is shining today and the
indications are that the storm is over
Eldorado. June 1o.-Good rains
have fallen in this section of the state
during the past week Three-quarters
OF an inch fell Sunday and the night
Following and growing crops are in
good condition..
Junction City. June 1O-This sec
ton of the. state was visited by heavy
showers last night and Sunday accom-
panied by a high wind though no dam
age Is reported from the latter The
precipitation amounted to one inch
Emporia, June 10.-Rain fell here
nearly all day Sunday and a portion
of last night and twill be of immense
value to the wheat which is Just com
mencing to head.
Hutchinson, June 10.-A rain ac-
companied by high wind and a small
amount of hail fell in this county last
night. The damage by the wind and
hail if any, will amount to but little
compared with the benefit to grow
ing crops. The total precipitation
amounted to about an inch.
Larned, June 10.-The dry spell
which has existed in this section of the
state for the past six weeks was brok-
en- Sunday and the night following by
a good general rain during which the
precipitation amounted to nearly an
inch. Coming just at this time the
moisture will be of great value and
fair crops will result where had the
rain come a week later there would
have been no crop TO harvest.
Lyons June 10-Rain fell during
most of Sunday afternoon and por-
ton of the night The precipita ton
will amount to nearly an inch.
Kingman, June 10.-This section of
the state was visited by a heavy wind |
and rain storm last night and for a
time it was thought that the cyclone
belt had changed so that this section |
was included. Some damage was done
to trees and outbufldings by the wind