The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-06-07

of moisture since the heavy rains OF
| last week.
| Manhattan, June 7.-Showers have
| fallen here during the past day and
| night and while the precipitation
amounted to but 80 OF an inch 1t will
| be of great benefit to growing crops.
Russell, June 7.-Just a fraction less
| than half an inch of moisture has
| fallen in this part of the state during
| the past "a hours and the precipita ton
as recorded by the government re-
| corder amounted to .4S of an inch.
Sedan, June 7.-Just a trace of rain
| has fallen in this section of the state,
though the conditions seem favorable
for other showers.
Wichita, June IA light shower
fell yesterday, the government wealth
er bureau recording the precipitation
at .04 of an inch.
Abilene, June IA hail and rain
yesterday which will be of an i'm
mense amount of value to this section.
The hail storm did but little damage.
Smith Center. June IA heavy
general rain visited this section of the
state last night which amounted to a
little more than two inches. The
moisture was needed and the benefits
of immense value to the farming COM
munity.
Dodge City, June NO rain is re-
corded at the government station in
this city and the indications are that
this section of the state and westward
is to be sighted in the distribution of
showers.
Silver Lake, June 7.-One and a half
inches of rain fell yesterday and last
night The rain was accompanied by
a high wind, though but little, if any
damage was done by the wind. The
precipitation will be of great value.
Kansas City. Mo-, June THE pre-
cipitation last night and yesterday
amounted to little more than a frac-
ton of an inch.
Dover, June There were no Show
ers in this section of the county yes
which when measured amounted to 219
inches and is the largest amount of
precipitation that has fallen at any one
time this spring. The wind was exceed
ingly high on several occasions, though
no reports of damage from this source
have been received
Granville, June THE rainfall dur
ing the past "a hours has amounted to
just even inch. 1t came in the
form of showers and soaked into the
ground as II fel.
Elmont, June 7.-About an inch of
rain has fallen in this part of the coun-
ty during the past "a hours in the form
of showers scattered over the entire
period.
Meriden. June This section was
favored with light showers. yesterday
and last night, the precipitation
amounting to half an inch.
Richland, June THE precipitat ton
of the past "a hours probably amount
ed to an inch and will be of great bene-s
fit to the growing crops
Auburn, June THE total amount
of rainfall during the past "a hours has
amounted to a little more than an inch,
according to the different measure
ments taken.
Minneapolis, June 7.-One of the best
rains of the season visited this part of
the state yesterday and last night, the
precipitation amounting to about 11a
inch. While not badly needed 1t will
be a great benefit to crops of various
kinds.
Oskaloosa, June THE rainfall of
the past "a hours, which was in the
form of showers scattered over that
period, amounted to one inch.
Saiina, June Light showers have
fallen during the past "a hours and
the measurements taken indicate that
the total precipitation has amounted to |
A of an inch.
SAVE THE TWINE.
General Myer Issues an