The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-30
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NVUNNia June yu 8re lall Tas
4oHtH#eH eattau eplweFH estimate
aads laat Blehf placed fhe eausll4n4
II thw eotina eeNW aa ~ tana 81 at
Rvs fvnl af a AWgmal taw afe
iaNffh 81 sa Ns geo arfaN. au IH
efe4eF 81 psr eHns eaHtnsen1 esgn
fstR aRa pplnlat 10 Ylela uf
mn balsa
hsttnm fpeiyed hum rugrasgo8t
#Hts aadaf aaiaa ffum iana 10 tn
runs lead lo ths iuliuwlnw eaaam
slUna ~ fWgsfd "a en8 condition
HamNerHfuTe Might tnatpefN stlfef
eonnwhAt inu hsw over nanat af thM
helt particularly northern wavti0u
He' eiad 0f hlNa tnmfWgasafas a8s
e8ffsa ltua ahuMt June a "A 1 @hm
ihNNuApgHf relatively hlGh Ia sse At,
langira fsAsh Ming ila9 iu ltv daefaaA
ilHw 'nH eFHtatea aHd aBaahine a.
AaieHeN lHf lsaAt favorable teetaFas
0f an athNrAiaa vefe EataAhiu
srafApF condition
Rainfall Fxfepf lataily nos awss
tirua F4ewlvra linht % aiUdnFafa fsln
iail during the peflud aNmn eatf
pRlhis thlt a wan ina dry iR repft um
NJ Aafh fwxs8 and nf Hnush reMtrai
texaa NDffhtpHff8i ana Aanih 49, :
Nkiahofna sttfhns ~ Alalama aN8
tieufia wlehin 4 faAluN af ahAat 4p
mita ~ N0luWshte ga ana ihe graz
ANd Nf tHe mhipa coastal plalH ~
hn tHiulinaa hMf nn aaflmlHip teth
nleRi q fHuila from iask N angAlAfw
Wsaihef fieNefslf AnninWhst Mn
fafWaAr iH mauy seesg0us 81 8beH
laae iH genvAlly favorable ffua lhAt
tata a iunn
baHnf ne matter af iAhnr assefna
t9 nH l9eai Question amtmnnA a. 4
Mrgs extent 81 pfaklmjfy H. la,8l.a
wnrh Wnlie uameFau# t0us.aaints
Nc etafpiiy s8l neffitismey 4At e
dependence aha9t gHe Hut uf taWs
fFWffH a9 thefe NJ tabor eHauHh.
ts9ul nafmallY efficient bat wages
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tHltltaflon fenuseee uhlaMon,a
ana PORTIONS nf 4esas are samewau
nHfkaFd ulll rh0pplug Bot otaaf
aiaie# agwf4He wsli 49eye sD Bnf GENE
NNn leiad Nu.9Vati9u ~ h#enYd
plaHfINs hava baea fWF tba aapat
pafl Timely ani thmonah. bns fif4f
piaulinss ~ many instances remained
lN iNt Kr8sA fu0 lngw The wrgufts
condition ae tD rBisiyutl0n ~ naw
'airIf Fami bat continued fag0gahi4
NetiAef "a aesacd
Appearance "a fhe rianf fAa piaae
Fl Hell bH q thrifty lonhlRk anr
ph rlsniipa look better than tha
nfsl which ~ aadlilDu Is uafAFr.
ab.f 9fuwiHg conditions wsrn h4HffUti
badly by lleo llle0miaw eNrwH lm
uufihsfupat seellphs NJ tho he.f
1Ap Root wtlia burst reports 49,
difalH thal there ls q rood tao faDs.
many sny seesNiyw m0lAture iaval.
"t"d lAteFa's AZ exeuaa og faD suaf
insect iAtrie complaint EXCEPT 81
AefNunt pf boil weeyi. whhb MA vs
app"afud ln almost every iDealatr
sNHtN tliey were l0nnd lAHs year.
While ne damasa so far reported IA
negligible the weeyil extended Hia Ia.
ftataeipH particularly ID tha direeglon
IN M'put Texa@ The lefeatud aeA
n0@ gfeally exeeeaq ID extent whaf
\ dif ii ihe ergeeNpaaiaM tiuie lass
year saa HNwefs aff fearful that Ii
only aNalla spltafHs aHd buiH u e.
come exceedingly aNtlye
General 'rhH erUp N nom few
dafn " slk weeks late and averaAes
Two aeehn ttr
agfsliaWHairv sHnt oHt to rofrs.
epond'5s eilelf~d thp fOllDwlns NJ.
#wers. taNlnx eaNnties aR nnitAs
Was ~esiaer darinw past lO aayA
eeu~faliy laveFahle uf nrfayura3tes
FayoApl" 8tH narayUpable. t4s
mixed ~ too cool. 3e. sunahia
deficient sei tuo mnch rain. al TO
dfy ei too bot alA
Are fanas pavr Dfiiy fair ~ *.
cslleni Poor sl 0nly FAIR no
good lNl exeellahi 80
what " any. has seen the ehlef
late staff. sig 4
Com AIRED Nilb last year. u pr#
spect better, about ~ good or poora%
Better. l79 ahout aA good. svl. po#
VI 800.