The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-25
okLAHoMA's YEARLY HARVEST

okLAHoMA'S YEARLY HARVEs
Notwithstanding a decrease in the
co ton yield Of possibly fifteen per
cent and the many wild Tumors about
drouths having ruined the states pro
duction for the year, the latest re-
ports show the forage crops grea er
than ever the corn crop not material
" damaged in one-half the corn
ETowing bel with only three eoun
es suffering severely in corn and
cotton As usual, the first reports
Nere panickg The cotton belt has
not uttered So much but that IN
creased prices can make the dollar
valuation reach nlnety-five per cent
o. last year With corn II VIII be
dollar for dollar while the stock-ras
ers have eaped golden returns, the
Grady Gawius stephens-Jefferson hog
rasefs having he has year they nav
known WITH carly selling fat aogs 4.
tremendous prices
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nirl greater thaa was expected .hreo
weeks ago. aei much u tha corn Ia
the bouoms 5 Of as good quantity as
last year 3 quality no, Injured, save
m some instances 81 extra hot wealth.
# i' c.07a VI the hlllA Peiio"
WIN the aiain
lltid Z. eeleaa an" prices o7''l'.
ed lef NFsh'oeh Wi.n lh' A'a's t'
atn el'ps made iAt1 one Niel = p e
co0st''aNt anu le"Noh30' :" aaae'
lhal' aitet aI lhe pahl' wan Na.l y.
lsifess stl' ota " lHQ'V "aN I'Int
ai celtlu 6i'hh lhN i'eHla idH.1i"
faAhe faWuee Noo'e ANA Nay conn
tIes ttha tofo. norm oe.l ol old oh Ok,
laboma gfleuiturai emplfel VIII
lotal In dollars Digger Datch thah
the year previous. rms would De true
without DOUBT mad not the hlgher reu
lands OF Lincoln sufIeied as TO corn
and cotton more than was at ilrst De'
heNedi ns rlcher, io"er iahus no0
able 10 make up the detielehcy De-
cause the ram was SLOW III coming at
the maturity period.
klngflsher repor vary some are
II opinion thal gee Naf' ands OF
NiNsilaH. "Ho.N
g., "f' '.tl e i'.ai a- "i
fN' pH t"fte fte 'f
ltlia Iaiseis h3Ntt,f p ihti't
a ohhae ete in
p+4ces u.iie "ovte l-e Average. Jn1
hingtisher county professional man
"ho owns a farm IN ne poorest ais
let OF the county showed a Leader
representative his RENAL checks Tor
the season ttwo Alfalfa crops yet u
be harvested and II totalied $ll per
acre-not panic maker by any
means with Two crops yet 70 come
and for y of the 100 acres in pasture.
Grant, Alfalfa, Garfield and MaJof
counties will be able TO show a good
total Some parts OF Major We're IN
jured by the drouth, the same being
true OF Alfalfas higher ground. But
prices taken into consideration, the
remarkable gain made In The last two
weeks prior to crops maturing, win
the great livestock profits, Il is not
exaggeration to state that group oil
counties Will have more actual money
coming In from the sale of products
than last year; especially In those dis
tricts Of Grant and Garfield where
the livestock industry has been long a
big business feature.
The two tiers OF counties east OF
the Texas line show conflicting re-
ports. There was a shortage of water
to star with and the long, hot sum
mer with heavy rains coming too late
In several sections. hurt in northwest
ern Oklahoma: Harper Woods, Wood
ward. Ellis and Roger Minis sufferirs
re certain districts sutnclent 10 cu'
anwn the wears production value nC