Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26

even al the lower prevailing prices
At this writing. fine prospect 'e.
cotton /. r!ouAcd ana mad" uncertain
both In Texas and Oklahoma. by too
much precipitation and consequent
damage rs boil Wrc,ll This suns
condition prevails an across IN. south
.ru portion 81 th' cotton holt % III
Atlantic eran Tho amount II ih"
nu,l ,uftor li.ld drp.nis much upon
the weather in tho nest thr"" weeks
pui, otif In NIifDnt and California o.
thor. no question uf Yield runs'd"f
aiIy larger than last wear lu'id"ni
ally N-w MeNitn rs getting into cotton
raisirg by irrigation Yet when an Va
sum ~ pueslhr disaster hr g." nuch
rain ana hy ,aily frost has been sun.
mel up there seems 90" strung hh'I.
hood az t crop which VIII D." equal 20 AZ
our needs With liberal amount lil 70
export
"N4u boo the great plans states Ia.
,tr sbortYgr t,n BE- tIrrsIrhiug ana
starts boz ufs' With the lat that dl IN"
,l.,atuf- nr. uil ~ grain ANA rannit
got try mur" The next step u ihd
the, cannot gri ans more ears % shin
this grain Farmers With their wheat
march 900 10" hlli like King 81 France.
90 the neat iIiIr.si town and then
utrh down H-Iu h'utus' th"r" u
nu place fHr their Whrlt - they forr
% IA. hest thu, ,Hu un the farm. and
often have ru place iu PIT % And then
IL th.s htg. 80 NEST obligations they
-rr their wheat tor what they can ct
Tor DO And constant lower markc
prevails
There was uut much early fruit
from kansas southwark because 81 IA.
ifosts aud irr'g-s IN the late spring
Nut there arr god many apples and
lots ~ wat"rm'iuns Raising water
melons Cor q living IL not strictly on
horticultural pursuit but rather play
lng tag with fate who often USES load"
dice on tn sharp. cold. vet w"ith''
thti makes the fruit absolutely uns1l1
blr Tho Vid' ana startling range u
prlr.s IN these melons n often due g.
equally Vii" ranges in temperatures
Fur this luscious fruit commands u
premium IN hot days ard cannot w.
given away with 4 pound ~ tea when
the icupcraiur" drops
Coal mining In 7hr great plains
states il IN IL usual condition - ten
day. iui work. aud FUN ~ troubles ~
some localities Il Is better where rninc'
have resumed operations. Hut too q
ten there IL ~" w"arisour story ~.
constant and apparently uun"'"s'r'
strikes Meanwhile lrun mining %
Michigan and Wisconsin - vel ci1
plUy,d The central west. between the
ohio river and the great Likes. IN
Mississippi river and ~" Alrgh"ni,S. isI
M most excellent shape on the whol"
The crops are vcery god with the
usual local exceptions There ~ plent
q fruit and an abundance ~ garden
truck.
industrial lifr is very buN save
that a cloud has appeared un IN" al
trrnobilc horizon Iui D, s"c1ls tp pre-
sage very definitely l"-s"r prodlr'lun
IN the near futIr" 1". 'A1hlv az
i-rent and Nor. ,ruHui'l method.
II distribution EVERYTHING n the va
At fabricated metals Is 'yll or business.
nud s1 lr- 40 ara en-, INi"als and
wusd,.Ntr- EItr,f demand for
curcr,t. r,s.t D. making cement AMI
ultns fHa Utmost unuhiiinahi"
There o.. - vf tobacco being grown
IN thr , att vet and IN the SOUTH
lsI' uitr., e su.' varieties are lower.
ara Ynsti r. 4r'.E in the growers
The SOUTHPORT states az" again civ
ING .yIdrnr. TINT they arr peculiarly
tn .ud 30 upp -:pn.N TIL traveller
through them @,s iloeAs and herds and
fields 81 growing grain 40 sections that
a generation agu knew only on"-crop
IDEAS aud ,n"th,.l- Th"r" Wil b" NOR o
-irar cane ard rice tina nlss year. AN ]
plenty Il gains and iorar" There y
much fruit and an endless amount OF