The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-27

roRTs FRoM OVER STATE.
Csrrespe.aesss stste That ssms N.
government b Being Made In the
Crop In Alabama, Because
Of Coed weather. .

CNtIe9p0nQ6nIB tnFOuEnOut the 8Aote
with respect to condition Of the cotton
and corn crops in their sections
baldwin County,. III. H.. Smith:
Cotton 10 Improving, and weather CON.
WITH n last IRE yeas, - SPOUT 70 S per cent.
Barbour County--w Es Floyd;
There will not be over 70 per cent; OF
weather from now on. Corn 10 good
success Some pat patches sn Of ri same "% will
yield from as to 100 bushels per acre;
cotton crop Of Bibb county for the
coming season will not average over
40 per cent. The crop IL looking well.
but al large acreage had To- be turn turn
and expect usual crop to be made.
The Williamson plan is proving salts
Bullock county--James T. Fluellen:
80 per cent. VIII put Ii IS per cent.
With favorable conditions from TINS
time think that not more than SO 2-5
dltion OF corn crop SO per cent Many
are delighted with the Williamson
method, though the seasons have been
decidedly against giving y q far trial ria.
cotton crop is Jeins finely. especially
on the red clay lands east of Green.
Vile. The indications now are that
between so and IS per cent. Of an aver.
age crop will be made IN this county.
Corn is good in spots. Where any spe-
ciai effort was made for. an extra
good crop the good crop was made.
There are number Of farmers rs VINO tho
prize, all those have as fine corn on
that one acre as any man wants 20
see, showing that had all the crop
had the same "a ate sata,nsd she Nonosy in
Butler viii suffer for bread.
Calhoun County--W. L. Jones: Cot
ton crop cannot excead S-4 OF last
c0sn fs.s s sSs
Chambers county--Bank of Lafay;
etc: The cotton crop has improved
weeks wsrs "1 Vim d s~srss. ' per cent
OF last year. Corn crop In this couh-
~ is good, Increase In acreage over
hast year 90 per cent n ,n.
cotton crop OF this county now prom
Uses an average OF g per cent. with
continued favorable conditions. The
corn crop will not sxessd p ~ RI M
estimate 10 that we VIII make ~ 70
rs per cent OF normal crop cotton.
Corn is poor. the cora that has been
81 s. isr ss., is n .ss ssso
Coffee County, D. Blue: TIE
crops in this section Of the county are
very sorry. especially cotton crop;
IT dheas e %,, Dc e %aae e The corn IS
| better than the cotton. the Milliam
son plan hae been abused where u
has been carried out the corn Is fiue
Covington County,. A. Prestwood:
Cotton small. but | think Il conditions
from now on are good will MAKE fs az
Corn c1 ts w SrS sSaa sp ssSo
| 1t is the way to make corn
Crenshsw County-E M. I. Tan.
HERSHEY. Not over half OF an average
| cotton crop. About IA of an average
corn crop. Not great many people
| adhered strictly to the Williamson
pan Those who followed it are well
pleased ana are obtaining fine re-
Dale countyy-- WI Andrews: Too
| early to give anything much OF cot
| ton. From now until the goth prox.
| Ia, the crux with that crop. IL is
looking fairly well, and peom,hsse $685. I;
| in history, Williamson corn great sue.
cess. only experimental patches
planted this season, but whole crops
Dallas County-w.. ,, Bloch: condi-
| tfon of cotton this date. 81 per cent
| An increase to so per cent, with favor,
| able conditions and late fall. Coco
/ corn crop and results from Villa m
son method very satisfactory.
Escambia County--sW. j. Holland
Present condition OF cotton is very
unsatsfactory S sIsaoa saassa imprgtnss
from four to six weeks late. Will
! fayorable conditions, will average 81
per cent. Corn Is generally good !.
| Early corn made after Williamson plan
has not been so satisfactory; TOO muei'
Jackson County---G. w. Proctor: The
| cotton crop IL about 10 per cent on
compared with last years crop. Will
out 10 per cent. The corn crop IL
about 30 per cent on, caused by the big
rains. Not very many worked by tins
| Williamson method. but those that dto
obtained better results than worAins
Lamar County--R. L, Bradley. J. r
| I think there will be so per cent OF .
| crop made in Lamar County this year
II think the Williamson method IL ths
LavSerdale county---Judse J.. L.
| Hughston: Short cotton; about "
per cent Of last year. Corn crop fair'
Lawrence county-Jourd white: This
| cotton crop has improved wondeFfully
| during the last few weeks; the grass
| has been killed, crops are eiean whlcf
will not fall very for below the aver
age In this county. Corn on uplandi
| Is reported In fine condition. oats are
fairly good, but was greatly damaged
by the wet weather ~ Lots o,o Of h nSa, nay !,
promising. j. W. seweIl near Moul.
| ton, has prize acre OF corn which
is estimated will yield 200 bushels
| II. w, Alexander has an acre In al
| falfa which Is said to be the finest
ever seen In Lawrence County.
Lee County--W. T. Wear: VIII take
| IDEAL conditions from this date TO make
| as per cent of an average crop OF cot
| ton in this section. Will make more
corn in this section than for any year
| in past twenty years. Williamson
method is favorite. and all say good
| results" -
Montgomery County--Moses Mole
| more; Cotton late. Majority out or the
| grass. Most cotton growing nicely
| Take the progressive white FARMERS
the good negro renter ana the so' ~
negro renter, would say this crop ~
| ing Williamson plan on corn: THINK
can truly say we are delighted. AS 70
| general corn crop. do not think II
| good. ,,,.,,. vnu~gs.
Cotton crop, S0Iper cent; corn crop, SO
PEI ,ckens County: A. w. struthers:
Nv Information is from So to ~ per
cent OF cotton crop should conditions
prove favorable. Not more than 80 per
ce RE.andoiph County--J. ]. Waldrop;
Crops look very promising at present.
Sotton two weeks late, but looking nne
al present / think that cotton IL Is
GOOD in this locality as at this time
last year. Corn looks well One man !,
nm corn, ana II 10 fine indeed.
sumter County,: A. Beavers:
prospect at present for cotton crop
noorer than / ever saw II. Condifions
favorable henceforth possibly 20 per
Iard ahaOlutelY no good. With