The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-30

rain mas been fal1ng since 1850 last
night which measures half an inch.
Alma, May 30.-Rain has been falling
at intervals since nine o'clock last night
Overlook. May 30.-Rain which be-
gan falling about midnight last night
| continues and the precipitation at this
time measures half an inch.
Scranton, May 30.-It began drizzling
here last night about IL o'clock and
has kept steadily at it since that tima-
Newton, May 30.-Rain has been fail
ing at this point since some time during
the night and the indications are tha [
it is general in this section of the state
where it is badly needed oy the wheat
as we'll as other crops.
Auburn, May 30.-Rain began falling
last night about IL O'Clock and has con-
tinued since. the precipitation amount
ing to an inch and one-half at nine
O'Clock this morning.
Watson, May 30.-An inch and one
half of rain has fallen this morning and
the indications are that the storm has
just commenced.
Dover, May 30.-Almost an inch of
rain has fallen since midnight last night
and the downpour continues.
Granville. May 3O-The storm COM
menced in this locality about half an
hour before midnight and continues, the
precipitation amounting to an inch and
one-half.
Menoken. May 30-It has been raining
in this locality since about 4 o'clock this
morning, the precipitation amounting to
half an inch so far but there are no
signs that the storm is abating.
Wakarusa May 30-A little more than
half an inch of rain has fallen since two
o'clock this morning and the indications
are that the storm has Just commenced.
Meriden. May 30.-Rain has been fall
ing steadily since 9 O'Clock last night
and the precipitation so far amounts to
an inch and one-half.
Rock Creek. May 30.-There has been
a light drizzling rain falling all night
which has amounted to an inch and
one-half and the storm is not over
Valley Falls. May 30.-An inch and
one-half of rain has fallen since nine
o'clock last night and there is nothing
to indicate that it is over.
Berryton. May 30.-Rain began fall
ing shortly after midnight last night,
and since then the precipitation has
amounted to a little more than an inch
Seabrook, May 30.-Rain began fall
morning and has continued since, the
precipitation amounting to half an
inch.
Richland May SO.-A drizziing rain
has been falling since o'clock this
morning and there are no signs OF
a abatement. The precipitation so far has
to an inch
Hoyt, May 30.-Half an inch of rain
has fallen since midnight and a slow
drizzle prevails at this time.
Holton. May 30.-A drizzling rain
which continues began falling about
o'clock this morning and so far mas
amounted to half an inch
Adrian. May 30.-This section OF the
state was visited by a much needed
rain last night and this morning
Lawrence, May 30.-Half an inch of
rain has fallen since midnight ana the
storm continues without signs of abate-
ment.
Oskaloosa. MAY 30.-A drizzling rain
began falling this morning shortly af-
ter sunrise and So far has amounted TO
4 quarter of an inch
Garden City, May So--A rain Whicn
seems to be general in this part of the
state is falling al this time and the
precipitation has amounted a little
more than an inch
Syracuse, May 30.-A general rain IS
"A ling over this part of the state which
will be immense benefit to the growing
.rops as many of them were beginning
% show, the need of moisture
I.akin. May 30.-A good rain has fall
IN during the night and morning which
viii be Of great benefit to the growing
;ugar beets. So far the precipitation
las amounted to less than an inch.
Hutchinson. May 30.-Rain is falling
n this city and the indications are that
renching just when it is the most
Usage City. May 30.-Rain has been
alIing during the past IL hours ana
he indlcat tons are thdL II WIZ -
inue for the remainder of the day at
east.
Fmporia. MAY 5O.-Rain began falling
ONE time during the night and has
ontinued at intervals since then.
IJp to the noon hour today there has
zen no sessation of the drizzling rain
which began falling in Topeka early +
ss+ night though the precipitation has I
mounted to less than an inch The
XIV is heavily draped with rain clouds |
nd the indications are that the storm +
yiU continue the remainder of the day I
his is strengthened by the forecast
ent out by the weather department OF i
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