Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-01-28

Steers 2 years old and
over A.-.-.-....-............-...... 4s,74O
Bulls / year old and over S,678
Unclassified cattle ---..--. 1925
Dairy Cattle ---......---..----..--u..--- 2O2,391
Calves under year old 56,2O7
Heifers year old and
under 2 .--...-...---.---.-.---- 27,s1s
Cows 2 years old and
over --..-,..--...........-.... 1885
Bulls l year old and over 1892
Sheep ..---..-.----..--....--..,---... ,356,270
Lambs under l year DID, 446,449
Ewes year old and
over ----......-....-.-..-.-...-.-....1 1888, 631
Rams year old and over 53,634l
Wethers ! year old and
over .-....-.....-...-....- s6.75s
Unclassified sheep .-... $4,000
Goats ..-..-.-....--........-.-...-.. 1859
Swine = .-.....-.....-........ 24O, 900
Pigs under months old 500
Sows and gifts for
breeding ......~.....-...---.---..-- 43,O84|
Bears for breeding ---. 3,O4O
All other hogs -.---.----,....-.,- S4,4O6
Comparative Figures, Livestock
On Farms
Jan. 1, Apr. 15,
1920 1910
Horses ..,.-,.....-.293,123 "189,322
Mules .....-.-,-- 7,735 1888
Cattle --.--..- 714,903 4O4,51S
Sheep ..- IL. 2.s56,279 "2,11O,33O
Chickens -.. 1,654,771 1,O12,431
Hives of Bees $4,000 21,9O3
"Excluding spring colts, calves and
Live Stock Products
1919 1909
Milk, gals. 52,365,49S 30,9S1, S41
Wool, lbs 17,s6O,527 16,S77,265
Eggs, doz. : 10,991,96 6,492,27O
Chickens
raised -...-. 2,25O,489 1,653,272
OF the 42.106 farms in idaho, 49,
55S report livestock. Horses are re-
ported by s.O67; mules by 1906;
cattle by 35.494; sheep by 8,037 and
hogs by 26,70s.
The number Of horses in Idaho is
293,123, which includes 23T,334
horses 2 years old and over, 27,774
colts from / to years old, and 49,
015 colts under year old. The val
ne reported for horses is $24,368,-
S76, an average OF 1913 per head
The number Of horses on April Is,
1910, excluding spring colts, in or
der to make a fair comparison with
the figures OF January ], 1920 was
1892.
The total number OF cattle is 714,-
9O3, including 512,512 beef cattle,
and 202,391 dairy cattle. Beef COWS
alone number 1S7,0O6, and dairy
cows, 1885 The value reported
for all cattle is $36,382,229; for
beef cattle 24,660,268, and for dairy
cattle. s11.721 961. The number OF
cattle In 1910 Excluding spring
calves) was @O4.518.
OF the 2,356,27O sheep IN the state
446,449 are lambs under 1 year old I;
1,798631 ewes / year old and over;
1854 rams; 36,756 wethers and 90
500, unclassified. The value report
ed for sheep Is $2s,249.08s. an av-
erage of $12.41 per head. The num-
her of sheep in 1910 Excluding
spring lambsl was 2,110,33O.
The 2440,03O swine reported IN
cIude 106,5OO pigs under months
toId; 4S.0S4 sows for breeding, 3,04O
bears for breeding and s7,406 other
hogs. The swine were valued at $S,-
l567,413.
The total production of milk in
1919 was 2,356.49 gallons. as COM
pared with 3O.981.341 gallons in
I1sO9. The production OF wool in
l1919 was 17.S6O,527 lbs; OF honey
I1.2OS,229 pounds; of eggs 1891
962 doaen; and the number OF
Ichickens raised, 2,250.4S9.
| The value OF all dairy products
excluding home use of milk and
Icream, was $S.065.64 Of eggs. s4.-
IO52, 1855; and OF chickens raised in
I1919, $1.620,352.
Domestic animals kept in village
barns, city stables and elsewhere not
on farms were reported as follows:
Horses, 9.414, In 1920, as compared
with 20,620 in 1910; mules, 702 in
I1s20 and $40 in 1910; cattle. a.
lars in 1890 and O.4O4 in 1910;
hogs, $3.50 IN 1920 and 1851 in
1910.