The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-01-26
STATISTICS FOR
MISSOURI FARMS
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EgmnzFy's figures are subject 70 re-
vlElOn later, owing u the fact that a
number Of farms whose returns are In
complete win be Issued in the final
tables. These additions viii not. IN
all probability, modify any Of the
amounts or rates contained in the pres
eDt statement.
The census of agriculture was taken
primarily for the purpose Of obtaining
an accurate inventory Of all classes
Of farm property existing On April IS,
1910; complete exhibit Of farm oper-
atoms during the year ended Decem-
ber 81, 1903; and statement Of the
number and value Of domestic animals
in cities and villages on April Is, 1910.
Statements relative 10 the acreage
and yield Of crops and the domestic
animals Of Missouri will be issued by
Director Durand as soon as the tabg.
lation Of this data has been completed.
Per Cents Of Increase and Decrease.
II IL pointed out in the statement
today that the principal rates Of in
crease IN Missouri In 1910, an against
1900, are. In the total value Of all
farm land alone, 107 per cent; In the
leverage value per acre OF farm land
alone, l04 per cent; in the total value
Of farm land and buildings 1903 per
cent; In the average value per acre
OF farm land and buildings. 100 per
Icent, in the total expenditures for
labor. 80 per cent; In the total value Of
farm buildings alone, 81 per cent: in
the total expenditures for fertilizers,
l7S per cent; IN ene total value Of farm
implements and machinery. rs per
cent, In the total improved farm acre
age, per cent. In the average acres
per form, 8 per cent; and In the total
farm acreage, per cent.
The principal decrease during the
decade occurred In the whole number
Of farms, amounting to per cent
The statement shows In detail that
the number Of farms reported In 1910
was 276,0Sl. as compared with 284-
SS6 IN 1900, a decrease Of Ss05, or 3
por cent.
The total value of farm land and
buildings was given In 1910 as ST..
i7lO,5050O0, as against $S43,979,000 in
1900, an increase OF $S66,32G,0OO. or
|iO3 per cent
The total value Of farm land alone
was reported in 1910 as $1,441 $4,000,
az compared with $695,471 600 in 1900,
gain Of $746,O5S, 600, or 107 per cent,
The total value Of farm buildings
alone was given In 1910 as $26S,976,-
600, as against Sl4S.5OS,OO0 in 1900, an
Increase Of si2O, ,46S,0 900 or 81 per cent,
In 1910 the value Of the farm land
alone constituted S4 per cent of the
total value oi land and buildings, as
compared with SO per cent In 1900.