Beet sugar industry gains expand in early 1900s
A government report by Charles F. Saylor shows U S beet sugar factories rising from 41 at end of 1902 to 56 by early 1904, with 50 operating during the campaign. The 1903 beet crop yielded about 2,001,000 tons from 242,576 acres, averaging 8? tons per acre, with farmers receiving roughly 4.5 to 5.00 dollars per ton and about 42.00 dollars per acre gross. Net profit averaged 7.50 dollars per acre after costs. some regions, like Otero County Colorado, posted much higher returns. Sugar production reached 240,604 tons in 1903, up from prior years, while sugar content improved from 12% to 16–18% in many cases. The ad then shifts to a medicine pitch for Little Early Risers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Saylor
United States Department of Agriculture
Congress
United States
Lewes
Otero County
Colorado
Closing-Out Sale at Oregon Feed Yard Auction
Deciding to devote attention to mining, C. L. Cox offers for sale at public auction on Saturday, June 4, at the Oregon Feed Yard in Pendleton, Oregon, several horses. Terms cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Pendleton
C. L. Cox
Also Mentioned on This Page
Agricultural Department
Tallman & Co
Umatilla
Albdleore
Alwood
Almont
Halle
Margaret
Hliy
Weleht
Westfeld
Alblcore
Mag
Tamilaine
Lummux
Morgan
Fitz Lee
Helle Spotawood
Helle Morgan
Fite Tee
Woentfeld
Little Margaret
Byr Imannler
Weatfeld
Alta
Allemont
Belle Weatfield
Westfield
Belle Spotawood
Belle Morgan
Caution
Electioneer
Belle Westfield
Abicore
Bellfecunder
Bolle Morgan
The
Owl
SALE
OWL Tea
Court Street