Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-07-06
Trumbun County Statistics, Reported
by the Assessors in May, 1870.

WHEAT.-There were sos acres sown
in wheat, giving yield of 116, 0S5 bushels,
an average of over IL bushels per acre ;
an increase of ,S2S acres, and So, 59S BUSH
els over that of 1868, and an increase over
1867 of 3,725 acres, and 74,1S1 bushels
Lordstown shows to have sown the
greatest number of acres, $40, with a
WELD of $500 bushels. Followed by
champion of 465 acres, of 6,6SS bushels.
Newton, first in 1865, AS acres, 7,459
bushels. Pennington averaged over y
bushels per acre. Mesopotamia q, n
Brookfeld, 10. Fowler, as in lS6S, show
the smallest inthis grain.
RYE.-Acres sOwn, 1,34Z; OF
grain. Il, Os6, being an average OF over
l2I bushels per acre. Newton gives the
honor this year o Bazetta, which devotes
l2l acres. with a yield of 1905 bushels.
Rowland Ill acres, with a yield OF l,4Oo
bushels. Increase Of acres Over 1865 oil
l2O-busheis of grain 2,750. Hartford
reports only 10 acres. realizing l2 bush
els.
observation-disclosures sown, 1856; bush
els raised, 3.OS2; being an average oil
nearly S bushels per acre; decrease o.
PIG acres, and s,45S bushels, from report
of 1868. Hubbard still maintains its W
for broadness of its acres in this cereal.
having had g acres, yielding GIL bush
els. to Mesopotamia's acres Of % BUSH
els.
OArs.-Aeres sown, 1895; bushels
raised. 476. 4s6; average per acre nearly
40 bushels ; increase of 2,2l9 acres, anc
1875. 39l bushels over '6S. Hubbard taking
the position of Hartford last year, shows
ESQ acres. with a yield of 22,@7 bushels
Hartford, 654 acres, yield 2O,992 bushels
Liberty, GIL acres, giving 1916 bushels
Champion, 435 acres, Il, 46Obushels,ave
aging 40 bushels to the acre. In war
rem average A bushels.
BARLEy.-Acres sown, 10; bushels
l63: a decrese from last year OF ID acres
CoRN.-Acres planted, l2,52S; bushels
raised, 432,777; average per acre "a
bushels. Mesopotamia, averaging .
bushels per sore ; Vernon 56; GuStavu
"A. bloomfield ST. The average OF tn
other towns is below these figures.
NEApow.-Number OF acres, $3.50
tons of hay cut 5S,97e. Kinsman stand
first in number of acres, 2,4S7, produc
ing :. I76 TONS. Warren Tp., the least, 90
acres, producing I,I59 tons,
CLovER.-Acres, 7S4; tons hay Gu
l.I25: bushels seed 20
FLAX.-Acres sown, 4,2S1 bushe
seed 1905; pounds of fibre 4,lg1,S62
average of seed per acre 81 bushels
Increase over 1858 Of 1851 acres, an
1854 bushels. Champion still KEEP
ahead in number of acres sown, 90
Welding 66,II4 bushels seed. Bristo
al aerss, 1924 bushels. Lordstown, L
acres. 1896 bushels. Southington' 81
acres, 2.696 bushels. Vernon the leas
acre, yielding u bushels.
PorAroEs.-Acres planted, l,497, busf
els raised I4O, 1856: average "a bushels pc
acre. Decrease - acres and increase
bushels 3O.OSI, compared with 1865.
JSsACco,-Gpstavus growed the onl
tobacco reported, which was acre vii
a WELD OF $50 lbs.
RUrTER.-Pounds made, S69,S25; an II
crease of9O,O OBI fbs over 1865, and 1ll,5;
over 90. Vienna fifth in the list la
veal. takes the place of Hartford this yea
showing 60,496; Hartford shows 5O,s-
lbs; Mecca 50, 1876 Braceville 6,926; KIM
man A.I4O; Mesopotamia 1915; GUST
vus IS. $50; Liberty $685. Vernon 1864
Fowler 8 $3.50; Greene 1854. The n
nainder of the townships average abot
10000 LBS.
CHEEsE.-Pounds made, 1885,. 564; q
increase over 1868 of 59I, 294 lbs. Farm
ington again reports the largest amour
s65 O7S lbs, with a gain 1883 lbs; Mes
notamia ranking Fowler this year, r
nor4s 324.6s7 lbs; a gain of l45,4S7 10
over 1893, Gustavus 272,OO0, retainiI
her positioH with a gain of l53,lSO Ii
Fowler 2l6,S5O, s decrease OF @,Sl
Kinsman ranks fifth IS last year, wi
900 $50 lbs. a gain of 39,6Ss lbs, BlooI
field. I99, 24s, gain 7s,O9S lbs. Mecca rs
513. gain of 5I,2SS lbs. Johnston 1853
gain $1,000 lbs, Vernon lsO,36O' gain 2
$50 lbs; Greene I77,765, gain H,O4S II
Southington 1880, gain 1880 il
BraeeviIIe 1856, gain 64S2s lbs, Hal
ford. I2O,S $50, gain $3.50 lbs, Newton s
a54. Bazettz 81 100. gain 4.22S lbs. r
manning townships average 1904 lbs.
SoReHUM.-Aefes planted 2lS; PoIE
sugar made 2S2; Gallons syrup, l,4s2.
MAPLE SUeAR.-Sugar made, 1857
lbs. Gallons ofsyTup, 6,s57, a decree
in pounds of sugar compared with %
of 55.696, and gallons OfRyrup 5,ll9.
FRUTr.-Apples, TAOS buSh, Peach
s767 bushels. Pears, 1,4SS bushels.
WooL.-Pounds shorn, 2I0,152; a d
crease of IO3, O97 lbs, from the returns
Is6s. and 800, 729 lbs. from 1857. Ha
ford gives the greatest number
pounds, 15.66S.
SEEEP.-There were 81 sheep XII
and 35I injured by the 1,S46 dogs M :
county, Value OF sheep killed fHd
ured, s2,724.