Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-07-16
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The News and v, rrorum.. ovory
other faps. ir iHe 81. - 30 BOZ POI.
"sip' ~ big envelope from 'be United
States iiInrtment % Agr.r ItIt. Eu
rcau ~ Crop Estimate TtIs ent,Iau.
b. printed r Dig letters With rrd Irk.
and T. si-aIy mafk.l Crop Bc.
pori So. aI and s.rt ..f Or tbe
specific purIo~. af publication or goo
Information J- ~ the public tn, o..
port u under lat, af August auu r.
siEnrd ht % 81 Johnston. Nrr.ul
tural sntI-t.rar" Houston. Tn1s
The r.ueri 10 sa.h t m1. realty
D. csli"d. b. uu.i'r ihc general alluE
- "rcSa- Cron Conditions and IN
par'nihe-.s .sul,s This Introductory
Statement The following UElres arc
reUrescnfaiite ~ ~ August 0 1921 Hy
= n Johnston Agricultural Stats.
tcan. o. makes statements about
corn. wheat oafs barley uc. hay
rice. peanuts. p'1rhes apples grain
snrghurus and other ,rnps" each and
al under separate headings and para
Ersphs
About other crops o., N-,s would
roi attempt 90 make statement. hu,
o. sesus fair to assume 'hat ~ nom. af
them are more souudly las,i than are
tho assertions about thr grain sor
ghums and me wheat bu' smau value
aiarh,. 'a ths report from he "Ar
uufual snust!oes"
AZ touching grain sorrhums U.tf-.
mlouaz, frisuta yi.l M report
SAYS
Conditions have been generally well
suited - ~ faU maturity q th.z cfor
~ Panhandle has had Sufficient
~ E'urs Throughout tt. growing re.
rlof n" rrur is now maurcl and ne
condition indicates an average Yield
~ -f'' bushels Hsr a.r. md n total
rro.ias'l.r of so,- ooa hush,l. Cor tho
state Narsst movement HAS been
slasT.Eh
fh' rfor .gun sor-humsi BE- now
wa'uui sHa1.s at th. ht. Ar,rls'
Whore .r earth Co.'s he ret that stuff
shout Hainrsfe' The grain -orrhums
ir 'fi no-'r ~ 'f. state range from
WI 'HIm 't.gh Immature heads.
down p. crops t1af have been merely
r.iiifa... Pho lrf time. There Is
r0fhfs '..f essen remotely suggests n
Eerfr.. state 20 maturity Tho Weld
H p. masf ,t th.s time d. but
fna''. 'he widest conjecture. or
rnufs. tr. Heop.. ~ the Panhandle.
iHiHs 'HaH'F 500 accept ans state.
mont fhHi forecasts liberal t.,d %
~ r rlrenlms PR BE- is this rot.
tnf Of .rs state That furnishes o. FAR
n frff.sf volume 90 these grains
i-i Hts. b. comes % "a report" u
th' sHa hereH Indicated DO must hs
foiai tfat nothing could D. more
slfrrfHi Ws do nu know th.
soafrf RI f1s sueEsd Information up1r
WtHt Ar Johnston makes up his
'fHf HsI0ft--sf,eriai trt i Is Ger.
tain thaf ds has had slipped n him
hur'h 1f bunk" and has .n turn.
Iass'a fns o-t 90 the public az In.
FORMATION. Classification o. which Il
/" u no measure entitled. 81 course
'hh b. ore say % handle "informa.
uof. bag 10 b. neither correct or fslr.
ana unas greatly 10 misisad. AMI like.
Ni-e O. ada 20 the dissaflffsotion evi.
den'sf against much ~ the work beipg
Uttered ths people - the Ja.t,d state
'hfnish Co. Department OF Arrlrui.
furs
Ir- following information" IL
Fpleh-siei through the special rcpor,
"a winter she's; ehe variety 70 which
crops b. the porton % the state be-
isngf
tn average ,lsld ~ winter wheat
! - - 10 bushels per acre making the
states rrodoetior 1850 600 bushei.
sssHe storm damage has affected the
EFads and sslHs aurlnr and after har.
ffr' have sl-ef sams Losses The