The Little River news., 1921-04-30

to CHlckeuS dIu SSSS. MOTe,, SOFSHuHl will be planted this, year. No truck crops except sweet po.atoes will be planted.
 South, of Ashdown, April 25.--About 70 per cent of the corn has been plant ed, and 20 per cent will be to plant over. The condition, of the land is very good. None of the cotton has been planted; the land is Tn very good shape. Te cotton acreage will be cut about 5 per cent. Forty per cent of the tillable land will be cultivated. Farmers are paying more attention to chickens and eggs, planting more hay crops and sorghum. No truck crops for the market, but the home consump- tiOn is in good shape.
 Arkinda, April 25.-Twenty-five per cent of the corn has been planted, and E5O per cent will be to plant over; the land is in bad shape. About per cent of the cotton has been planted, and this land is ill bad shape. The cotton acreage will be cut 50 per cent About 75 per cent of the tillable land will be cultivated. Farmers here are planting more hay crops, devot1ng more land to sorghum, but are raising no more chickens and eggs.
 1 Ogden. April 25.-Seventy-fve per cent of the corn has been planted; 25 per cent will b to plant over; the con- dition of the land is poor. Eighty-nve { per cent of the cotton has been plant ed, but the land is in poor condition. The cotton acreage will be cut 25 per cent. About 90 per cent of the tillable land will be cultivated. People are devoting no more energy towards i chickens and eggs, but twice as much | sorghum will be planted. The truck crops are in good condition, consist ing of beets, carrots and onions.
 Ogden, April 24.-Seventy-ffve per cent of the corn has been planted, and 1 10 per cent will be to plant over.~ The corn land is foul and cloddy. About | so per cent of the cotton has been planted, and the land is foul and clod- dy; the cotton acreage will be cut 35 , per cent or more. About 90 per cent of the tillable land will be cultivated Farmers are raising more hay crops in this community; no more chickens and eggs will be raised; don't think any more sorghum will be planted. | The truck crops are good. We are raising beets, onion, carrots, potatoes, etc. here for market this year.
 Allene, April 26.-Sixty per cent of | the corn is planted: fifty per cent will | be to plant over: corn land is in poor condition; no cotton has been planted; :; the cotton land is in poor shape. There will be 25 per cent cut in cotton over last year. Seventytive per cent of the tillable land will be cultivated 1 Farmers are raising more hay crops. There is no improvement in the pOul try and egg business. No more sor- ghum will bel planted. Very little truck for the market is being raised. The condition is poor, for this crop.
 Allene, April i25.Ase3enty-five per cent of the corn has been planted, and 25 per cent will be to plant over; the corn land is in bad condition. No cot ton has been planted ana the land is in bad condition. The cotton acreage will be cut 50 per cent. SevenJy-five per cent of the "tillable land will be cultivated. Farmers are paying more attention to hay crops, raising more chickens and eggs, and will plant more sorghum. The truck condition is poor now; not much has been planted on account of rain and cold weather
 Red River, Southwest of Richmond, April 25.-Seventy five per cent of the corn has been planted; ;wen;y-flve per cent will be to plant over; the corn land is in fair condition. Forty per cent of the cotton has been planted; i; the land lis in from fair to poor con- dition. The cotton acreage will be cut 20 per cent. Ninety per cent of the tillable land will be cultivated. Farmers in the bottoms are raising more hay crops; they are not raising any more chickens; more sorghum will be planted.
 Pine Prairie. April 25.-Sixty per cent of the corn has been planted, and per cent will he to plant over; the corn land is in go0d condition. Three per cent of cotton, has been planted and the land is in good condition. Seventy per cent of the tillable land will be cultivated. Farmers are not devoting more timel to chickens and eggs. A disposition to live on nome grown stuff seems more in evidence. : This report may be improved if Wea- ther is favorable this week.
 Arden, April 26.-t Fifty per cent of the corn has been planted; 25 per cent , will be to replant;I the lanG is cold and wet Twenty per cent of the cot ton has been planted, and the land is cold and wet Cotton acreage will be , cut 25 or 30 per cent. About S5 per cent of the tillable land will be cu4- tivated.
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