Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-07

lht 'lNle' tld' on IN" -bln OF July,
1910 the growing condition Of corn
was Ga pc cent as compared with
So A last month ana with 64.3 per cent
on July 25t3 1908, showing a de-
crea9e as coorared with last month
of 213 per cent as against the de
crease OF ?'.' per cent during the
same peilou lf'l year Last m"hll
IKE July las' Year mas been nara
month on the corn crop, except IN
the eastern ara southern parts OF the
state, where there was almost twice
the average rainfall during the month
insn' hE the largest Yields in years In
lhlrN-one rprniies Hot winds,
chlnch bugs and selral weeks druuth
mas mAleilahy damaged the crop IN
the central portion OF the Panhandle
Sec''h ana S'''e 'o'a'i'''S on 'he 'N-
Ht''i a, ,1' pu' ] 90 ,n, 1,,,,
,,,ba,o am, g.. ',o,,,,,e,,, ti,a NON, ,l,,
o,a O.. ,i,,,, a., a,,,.,,,,o Il, .,.,,,,
-, -, III. 80,
,.ot,, n1,t,,,, 80. ,,',,,,ia.. ,.,',,,r, r,,,,,
r t, a,,.,,,, ~
month hnt m, average rainfall for
tha sta,e for ,ho month ondino IrI,
95th orcorli,, tn oovernment ro-
cords was onIy 1.Sl inches which is
about 2 inches below normal
Vi,o,t.t,ar Corr,,, v,h,.o ,i,, oror,
ho, a,,e,.r,a ,o,. lnoi, 90 bah, fo,, .iytv
davs ronorts mo r,vir,nn, dam,ga
of m nor con Garfield Noble pa,na
and oean olsn renort "a nor cont
don,aoo Tiutn,n Iocl,son pownee
Gran, Dewey and Alfalfa Counties
leno,t from so to 60 per cent of a
Gran II is estimated that In only
tyentv af.c,a, counties tbcre is an
acreapa of n,I, I 7oO OOO mr. leee than
one.tbhd of ~, coz itO acres nlant-
ad mic onrine
, ,,,.. A.. ..
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tl'' 'tpo'' wv WV" ''''"'''''N
." ~ " P'' '"' "' ''''p',V" y"
:" '''u per 'eu' ''S' yea, d, ,''S ''''tr
nave i'N'V'''o ''''S VI ,''' you :.
'''p, '''u'"' ''''''''@ ,','' SIAM =
oh 'n' 'oS'l' " sue VI '"e S'''' uu
''are U""t ',''e couh''eS a'on' "''
raise Nv H'"th cor" aS WAS '"ls'u III
'he 'h''re stF' VI l9o''
Corn in the other twenty five coun-
ties, which Include several of the big
corn-pfoducins counties located IN
central and western oklahoma, Is re-
ported to be from Go to 80 per cent
of full cror and without further
DAMAGE viii likely turn out near the
average crop Tor the state which. ac-
cording to the government ten-Near
AVERAGE, Is 50 Ter cent. The esti-
mated acreage of this seasons crop
In these twenty-five counties Is l.
500 600 acre
According - the assessors returns,
7O,22l9T2 bushels of corn were
raised IN the state last year and with
the increased acreage of II per cent
and the average condition of the crop
identeal'y tue same as this time last
year, there 'S no reason why much
greater Nlelo VII not be made TINS
year under normal cohdlVons' not
withstanding the reports being sent
out of the state by crop killers who
seek to give the public the impress
sion that OHalomas corn crop has
been completrlv ruined
Co,,or u,ids Tin w.u
pa,,o,,, r.,, ai,,,. eo',, ,,, - a..
49, 20 ~ ',N'' .'"' Wv W W,
a'Nen'N -"M '"untles rePort'hE gives
me 'ToWlhs 'ohdltlon OF cotton on
July 2'th, rs SCI per cent as COM
pared with 80 / last month and with
75.3 a wear ago which shows that the
crop has held IN well under the nm
usr,,lv hot and drv yyeatbor Noilo
pounoo ana p,,,ns a,,,,,ia, ,a,,,,,,
~ ,I
Wv w" ''' P''''"."S''' '"'N"'N ''''''
% 10 w per cert NO apparent chahge
IN the cohdi'loh OF the crop has been
made f'nce Ia't month and, although
we rectived 100 more reports than
last months from cotton counties no
ch,,ngn IN the conaition ~ ,ny IN
ro,o,t 1or,o,,o q. rana,,,a1 mn 80,
WV, '"' P''
p'''' ''' we "eS. !" years 'or
n"hp'i Nlel"' ana the present condl-
llon IL a. per cent above the govern
mcrt ten year average. Complete
census returns bv the L. S. Depart
ment of Agriculture gives 544,g54|
bales Of cotton ginned last season. The
acreage planted this season Is an in
crease Of 19,l per cent over last year.
Statistics taken this month show that
less than one per cent of this years