Show CROPS GOODIN IN DIXIE Cotton Doing Well ell Second Alfalfa Cutting Cut Cut- ting Clog On and Other Products Product Win Will Make D Big Record Special to Tt n Hera 11 St. St George July 1 Theres There's There's Theres nothing ho tho matter with DIxiE this year BO so BOor far or as 8 crops are concerned With the tho berry season Its end green cal OTO on the table new now pot potatoes all sorts orts of ot early fruit and the tho second cut- cut Ing of alfalfa being garnered Inhabitants ants tants of ot Utah's southland are are looking for tor or a banner year ear IThe I The earlier crops strawberries cher- cher lo radishes peas and so o on did cx- cx all being out of ot season wn now Apricots were a vcr very fair Crop trop although al- al though hough hurt a little b by the frost as were almonds Tho The latter arc are expected to o give glYe a n good yield however Walnuts promise a fine yield from the limited number of bearing trees showing that this his crop is not hurt b by cold weather Apples havo have b been en coming In for or two weeks as have early pears the crops being up to average while peaches promise romise an abundant harvest vest and fl Ir trees aro are loaded Grapes s also shout should break r records New potatoes have ha been secured since the first of last Jast month and green corn Is now on the market The hay crop was waa one of ot tho the biggest ever cut the second crop of or alfalfa having laving been mown recently Dry lands farmers have harvested their first wheat crop and report a good yield Iol while irrigated wheat heat al also made a fine showing Cotton is showing well but ma may be a little late Shipments of ot beet beef and stock cattle have been heavy All Alln In n all Dixie promises to break records records rec rec- even oven for such a garden spot |