Butter production in 1909 by state and region
Census Bureau figures show 1.62 billion pounds of butter valued at 405 million dollars produced on farms and in factories in the United States during the census year 1909. West North Central led in total output with Wisconsin first among states, Iowa second, Minnesota third, followed by Pennsylvania Michigan Ohio Illinois New York Texas and Indiana. A separate note mentions One and a half billion pounds of butter valued above four million dollars moving along the butter route. The Quincy Journal lowers its Daily Journal price to 3.50 yearly and touts AP news and early delivery from St Louis or Chicago papers.
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