The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-10-23
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OF wheat than these above named
states
The value Of the wheat produced
was greater than that raised in the
states of Idaho, Nevada. Utah. Arizo
ma, New Mexico Colorado, Wyoming
Montana, Iowa, Wisconsin, Kentucky
West Virginia, Tennessee Arkansas,
Texas, Mississippi. Alabama, Georgia,
South Carolina, North Carolina, Vir-
ginia, Maryland Delaware, New Jer-
sey, New York. Vermont and Maine.
Oklahoma and Indian territory ship
ped out of the counties where grown
more wheat than did the states Of
Oregon. Idaho. Nevada Utah Arizona,
New Mexico, Colorado, Wyoming, Mon
tana, Iowa. Wisconsin. Michigan Ken
lucky West Virginia. Tennessee, Ar
kansas, Texas, Mississippi. Alabama.
Georgia. South Carolina, North Caro-
{ lima, Virginia, Maryland, Delaware,
Pennsylvania New Jersey and New
York
The average yiell per acre of win.
ter wheat in Oklahoma was III bush
els per acre. In Indian territory, 1913.
The yield was greater than in Califor.
mia. Kansas. Kentucky, West Virginia,
Tennessee, Arkansas, Texas, Misslss-
ippi Alabama, Georgia, South Caro-
lima. North Carolina and Virginia. THE
price paid per bushel for Oklahoma
and Indian territory winter wheat was
better than that paid for winter wheat
in the states of Nebraska. Kansas and
Iowa
The average yield per acre of wheat
in Oklahoma was III bushels. In In
dian territory 1913 The yield per
acre in the two territories was better
than that in California. South Dakota,
Kansas, Kentucky. West Virginia
Tennessee, Arkansas. Texas, Mississ
ippi. Alabama. Georgia ana North and
South Carolina.
The average value per acre oi
wheat. based upon farm values, in
Oklahoma was S6.44 Indian territory
$3.50. A better price than in the
states Of South Dakota, Kansas, Iowa
Kentucky, West Virginia Tennessee
Arkansas, Texas. Mississippi. Ala
bama, Georgia, North and South Caro-
lima and Virginia
The average farm price Of whea
Der bushel in Oklahoma was So cents
In Inltan territory. 61 cents A bet
ter price than in South Dakota, Ne
braska, Kansas, Missouri and Iowa.
Statistics Of Oats.
Acreage, Oklahoma, 27724o; mdiai
territory 1s5,031
Production. Oklahoma, 1880
bushels; Indian territory, 6,0S2,011
value, Oklahoma. s4.5o5,7O4; IndiaI
territory s2,2Sl,S44
Shipped out of the county wher,
grown, Oklahoma, 3,57SO59 bushels
indian territory, l,2o64o2 bushels
The acreage from which last year
splendid crop in Oklahoma and India
territory was raised exceeded that O
California, Washington Idaho, News
ia, Utah Arizona New Mexico, Colc
rado, Wyoming, Nonuna, Kentuoky
West Virginia, Tennessee, Arkansas
Louisiana, Mississippi. Alabama, Floi
liza, Georgia, North ana South Care
linz. Virginia, Maryland Delawar,
New Jersey, Connoodout Rhdl
Island Massachusetts, Vermont Me-
Hampshire and Maine
In point of the amount of oats PR
duced. Oklahoma alone ranks si'
taenth in the forty-six states.
The value Of the oat crop wa
greater than in California, Oregon
Washington. Idaho, Nevada, Utah, AT
zona. New Mexico, Colorado wy
ming, Montana, Kentucky West vi
ginia, Tennessee. Arkansas, Louisian
Mississippi Alabama, Florida Geo
gia. North and South Carolina, vi
ginia, Delaware, Maryland, New Je
sey, Connecticut. Rhode Island Ma
sachusetts, Vermont, New Hampshlr
and Maine
The average yield per acre Of oa
in Oklahoma was AIS bushels. lndia
territory, 32.6 bushels
In this Oklahoma lea IS every sta
and territory in the Union Washin
ton is a close second with an averal
yield of 462 bushels PEI acre. India
territory is given twenty-hfth plac
The average value per acre OF oat
y based upon farm values, in Oklahou
was sl625 Indian territory Sl2C
only nine states are reruted TO ha'
had higher value per acre than on
bona Indian lerritory again tak