The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-06-19

| Dover, June ia nice shower,
apparently local in nature. visited this
part of the county yesterday after
noon and extended into the night.
| during which about third of an inch
of rain fell.
Concordia,, June 1s.-The weather
conditions today are clear and fair,
! though during last night and yesterday
afternoon IL of an inch of rain fell.
| visited with a light shower last night
during which about a third of an inch
| of rain fell.
Berryton, June ia full inch of
rain fell in this section of the county
last night and yesterday afternoon,
which soaked into the ground as 1t
fell and will be of great value to the
Macksville. June 19.-Forty-
hundredths of an inch of rain fell
during the past "a hours and partly
| indicates that there may be more pre-
cipitation in store for this section in
the near future.
Scranton, June 19.-About half an
inch of rain has fallen during the past
"a hours.
Abilene, June 1e.-This section of
the state was VISITED Will uSnl SHOW
ers during the night. The precipita-
ton amounting to one-fourth OF an
inch.
Maple Hill. June IA little more
than half an inch of rain fell during
the later hours of yesterday and dur
ing the night
Concordia. June ia light shower
fell during last night in this section
and though the precipitation amount
ed to but IL of an inch, it has fresh
ened growing vegetation of all KINDS
and will assist in keeping it in 81 grow
ing condition.
Council Grove. June 1s.-About
one-fourth of an inch of rain has fall
len during the past "a hours in the
form of showers.
Alma, June 1s.-The rainfall during
the past "a hours in this locality has
amounted to about one-fourth of an
inch, most of which fell during the
night.
Manhattan, June 19.-The sun is shin
ing brightly this morning following the
rain of last night when % of an inch
of moisture fell. which will serve to
freshen growing vegetation. though the
ground was in fine condition previous
to the rain of last night.
Wakarusa, June 19-Showers fell in
this locality during the night and the
precipitation recorded this morning
amounts to a little more than half an
inch.
I silver Lake, June 19.-The precipita-
ton of the past "a hours in this locali-
ty will not amount to more than one
third of an inch. though it will prove
of great value in freshening growing
crops and especially corn.
o1o
today following one of the heaviest
rains which has visited this locality this
season. The totat5 precipitation for the
past "a hours. has -amounted to LA OF
inch.
Valencia, June 19.-Light showers
fell in this section last night, the pre-
cipitation amounting to about one
fourth of an inch
Fort Scott, June let is raining
this morning and. the indications are
that this section will receive a good
soaking though 50 far the precipita-
ton has amounted to but .1S of an
inch.
Menoken, June 19.-The precipita-
ton in this locality during the past "a
hours has amounted to perhaps one
fourth of an inch, most of which fell
during the night
Auburn. June Height showers
fell during the early hours of last
night the precipitation being recorded
at 80 of an inch.
Usage City, June 1e.-This section
was visited by a soaking rain yester-
day afternoon and last night, the total
organization amounting 70 2.24
incnes. The rain will of great benefit
to growing crops which were COM
mencing to need moisture to keep
them in the best condition.
Beloit, June ia light shower
during which one-fourth of an inch of
rain fell visited this section last night
and served to freshen the lawns of the
city as we'll as the growing crops in the
rural districts.
Kansas City, June 19.-Cloudy
weather prevails this morning follow