Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1911-07-14

1919. the farm saiue being placed a.
ssl.sl3.ooo. a. follows.
Washington. a5.6og.oeo bushels.
valus SIS s7o.ooe. oregon. Is.sI4.-
ooo bushels value si3.TSs.ee0.
Idaho. l2.6e8 eco bushels value 81.
efs.0oe. Montana. lo.sso zee bush
els. value ss.osi Gee Total acre
age g.2s2 Gee. average acre yield.
@o.7T bushels The wheat crop Of
1919 In Washington was s.zs2.oeo
less than in 1898 due 10 laek - raia
in the Rig Bend district There L.
ample moisture tn . season she pre-
ciptatiou from September 4. 1919.
70 July a. 1911. being 1925 inches
and Nas better distributed during the
spring and early summer
The hay crop gives every iudica-
ton Of being from 90 no per cent
larger than In 1919. when the cut ia
the four states Vas 5.e5a.oo0 tons.
valued Al S47.7os Gee a. follows
Washington. s15.oeo tons value
si2.7sC eoo. Oregon. se2 0e0 tons
value sll.156. eco. Idaho. I.4T8.-
oe8 tons. value. l2.2s5.00o. Mon
tana. so.8oo tons. value. tIe.s0a.-
Gee. total acreage. I.s1S.0o0. ax-
erase yield. 21s tons
The car crop which amounted 20
80 .6eu eoo bushels valued al SIS
222e In islo. probably Vill BE-
8 Co g per cent larger this year
Last years yield vas a. follows
Washington A.sI7 .8uo bushels
value. FFzg4 Geo. Oregon. 1878
eco bushels. value stss7.ouo. Ida.
ho. 7.oss .eo0 bushels. value &z.s75.-
goo. Montana. 1e zUa Gee bushels
value ssTIs aaU Total aereags
l.oF1 ooH. average acre gield 81 so
busbels
The four states produced 1881
. oHa bushels ef potafoes having a
farm value 81 Elt-szs eco. a. fol-
! lows Washington. s-1os eco bush.
eds. value. $3.50 .aea. Oregon. T..
e2o zoe bushels value fG.z84 oe0
Idaho. s.F0A. Gee bushels. value s..
2l5 Gee. Montana. 2ooo Gee bush
cts. value S255o Gee The total
acreage was $4,000 and the average
acre yield Was I24 Sc bushels
The rye yield ON - zoe acres
amounted 10 sos Gee bushels. valued
a. ss42 o80. while the barley crop
was non .ooo bushels. valued at
$500 600 The acreage vas 3s7.-
Gee. and the average acre yield
a0.s0 bushels The corn crop vas
.2S3.o zee bushels. valued ~ ST.
01s.oO II was produced Oh ss.-
eco acres. the average Yield being
81 bushels
The total acreage devoted 20 the
seven crops enumerated in the fore
going vas g.s2s Gee. which products
have q farm value Of s1s7.32s goo.
Reports from more than lee die
tricts are that the apple crops In
Washington. Idaho and Montana all
not be as heavy rs IN 1919. which
vas the best season In the history oi
the Industry Ia the Pacific North.
Nesi. though iu some districts. par.
ficularly the eastern and central
counties ~ the Inland Empire the
crops give promise of being Target
than last year The neu trees com.
ina into bearing THIS year should
bring the production 90 about oDf
cars Pear. cherry. and peach crops
wl be- lighter than last year. bal
i this loss Is offset b. the record Yields
Of berries and other small fruits
No statistics are available on liy,
stock wool hops vegetables and
poultry produced in the four state
, IN 1910. bus it Is reported that th.
( growers 10 she Inland Empire ull
! market g e0e 0o0 worth ~ hay pro
ducts from - .08o eco e. So Soc.
/ eco worth - poultry and eggs. ans
p from $1,000. eco 70 SIo.e8o. oe.
worth Of dairy products The i've
stock industry is etimated ar $50.
GOO .ooo.
The potato crop Be- estimated a
from Is. 100000 % zo.s0o oot
bushels
Albert "a Cooper. secretary ~ n.
Western Pine Manufacturers associa
fion with headquarters IN Spokane
reports thar outside lumber ship
meats are - per cent less than dur
ing the same period ia 1919. Sales ia
Washington Oregon. Idaho an
Montana. are from - 10 % 30 De-
cent less than On 1910 One hun
dred per cent Increase over 1910 Il
noted IN shipm euts 20 Western Can
ada This Is due % the Inability o.
the Canadian mills 20 meet the de-
mand and the difference in prices d
J rough dimension lumber. on which