Fifteenth Census of the United States: Agriculture. [Miscellaneous Reports]

United States. Bureau of the Census

U.S. Government Printing Office, 1933 - Agriculture

Contents

• Table: 14
• Farms reporting and number dozens of chicken eggs sold 1929 classified: 21
• Arizona ApacheYuma 24 Arkansas ArkansasHot Spring: 24
• HowardYell AlamedaFresno: 25
• California GlennYuba: 34
• Total population and population per square mile 1930 and 1920 land area and farm population: 42
• Colorado AdamsClear Creek 44 ConejosYuma: 44
• Connecticut FairfieldWindham 64 Delaware KentSussex 64 District of Columbia 64 Florida AlachuaHolmes: 64
• Indian RiverWashington 74 ApplingCamden 74 76 Georgia CampbellJohnson 84 JonesUnion 94 98289899888880288 18 28 28 26 28: 74
• 38: 75
• 48: 77
• 68: 78
• 68: 83
• 288899888RRRR22 20 22 30 30 32 30 32 40 42 40 42 50 52 50 52 60 62 70 72 70 72 70 72 70: 84
• 86: 86
• 96: 93
• UpsonWorth: 96
• Idabo AdaWashington 104 106: 106
• Dlinois AdamsMadison 114 116 118: 112
• MarionWoodford 124: 113
• 130: 114
• AdamsDearborn 124 126 128 130 132: 115
• Indiana: 124
• 136 138 140 142 SwitzerlandWhitley: 131
• 150: 135
• lowa AdairHamilton 144: 137
• HancockWright 154 156 158 160 162: 139
• Kansas AllenMeade: 164
• MiamiWyandotte: 174
• AdairBoyd: 184
• Kentucky BoyleLivingston: 187
• 186: 189
• LoganWoodford: 194
• 200: 195
• Louisiana parish AcadiaCalcasieu: 202
• CaldwellWinn: 215
• 206: 216
• Maine AndroscogginYork 214 216 218 220 222 Maryland AlleganyWorcester 214: 217
• 218: 218
• Massachusetts BarnstableWorcester: 219
• 218: 223
• Michigan AlconaOakland: 225
• OceanaWexford: 232
• Minnesota Mississippi AitkinKittson 234: 241
• 248: 253
• AdamsRankin 254 256: 254
• ScottYazoo 264: 262
• 270: 263
• AdairDunklin: 264
• 266: 265
• Missouri: 270
• FranklinSt Louis: 274
• 280: 276
• St Louis cityWright: 284
• Montana: 292
• 286: 294
• PonderaYellowstone: 303
• 298: 304
• Nebraska: 312
• Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey: 314
• New Mexico New York: 324
• North Carolina: 334
• North Dakota: 354
• Ohio: 364
• Oklahoma: 374
• 296: 375
• 300: 377
• 302: 378
• 306 308: 379
• ChurchillWhite Pine 314 316: 383
• 322: 386
• 316: 393
• Pennsylvania BakerYamhill: 394
• 318: 395
• AdamsCrawford 394: 396
• 398: 398
• AtlanticWarren 314 316 318 320 322 BernalilloValencia 324 326 328 330 332 AlbanyKings 324 326 328 330 332 LewisYates 334: 399
• 408: 401
• 336: 402
• South Carolina BristolWashington: 408
• 408: 410
• 340: 411
• 342: 412
• 336: 413
• 338: 418
• 340: 419
• South Dakota: 420
• 342: 421
• 346 348: 424
• 350: 425
• RutherfordYancey 354 356: 426
• 360: 427
• Tennessee AndersonMaury 434: 429
• 438: 430
• AdamsPierce 354: 431
• AndersonBrazoria 444 446 448 450 452: 433
• 356: 434
• 358: 435
• 360: 436
• BrazosGaines 454: 437
• 456: 438
• 362: 441
• 458: 442
• RamseyWilliams 364: 443
• 460: 445
• Texas: 446
• 366: 447
• 368: 450
• 372: 451
• AdamsJackson 364: 453
• 368: 456
• 370: 457
• LipscombSherman 474: 459
• 476: 461
• 372: 463
• JeffersonWyandot 374: 466
• 376: 469
• 378: 472
• 380: 476
• AdairCarter 374 376: 479
• 380: 481
• BeaverMorgan: 484
• 382: 485
• CherokeeWoodward 384: 489
• 388: 491
• 390: 494
• AccomacCharlotte: 504
• 498: 508
• 392: 510
• ChesterfieldRoanoke 504 506 508: 511
• 518: 517
• Independent cities: 522
• 514: 526
• 514: 534
• FranklinYakima: 536
• 526: 538
• West Virginia BarbourMercer 524: 539
• 530: 547
• MineralWyoming 534: 549
• 538: 555
• 540: 557
• GRAPH Trend in the average value of all farm buildings per acre and the average values of: 24
• SHADED MAP Average value of all farm real estate land and buildings per acre by minor civil: 37
• GRAPH Trend in the acres of all land in farm sand the average value of farm real estate land: 56
• 542: 59
• 536: 60
• DOT MAP Acres of all land in farms for the New England States 1930: 62
• GRAPH Trend in population per square mile and in the average value of farm real estate land: 74
• 538: 76
• 540: 80
• 542: 103
• Wisconsin: 7
• SHADED MAP Per cent which the total farm population is of the total population by minor civil: 15
• Wyoming: 21
• KewauneeWood 544: 27
• 546: 31
• Farms reporting and number of chickens sold in 1929 classified by size: 4
• INTRODUCTION: 5
• 548: 10
• 1930 and 1920: 11
• Colored farm operators by age in Southern divisions and States and selected Northern States: 17
• 550: 22
• Per cent distribution of acreage in farms operated by Negroes and whites by sections and South: 23
• Number of farms and value of land and buildings of Negro operators in the Northern and West: 29
• 552: 31
• AlbanyWeston 554: 32
• 558: 41
• 560: 48
• 562: 54
• CHAPTER III: 11
• MAPS AND CHARTS: 15
• GRAPH Trend in the average expenditure for labor and fertilizer per acre and the average value: 21
• 91: 32
• Percentage of gross rent required for taxes on cashrented farms by States 1929 chart: 79
• STATE MAPS SHOWING THE PERCENTAGE OF GROSS Rent required fOR REALESTATE TAXES: 100
• Indiana: 106
• Missouri: 112
• Pennsylvania: 118
• INTRODUCTION 1: 1
• Specified poultryChickens raised 1929 classified by size of flocks: 5
• GEOGRAPHY OF AMERICAN AGRICULTURE AND CHARACTERISTICS OF EACH TYPE: 13
• OUTLINE MAP Type of farming areas in the New England States 1930: 23

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Bibliographic information

• Title: Fifteenth Census of the United States: Agriculture. [Miscellaneous Reports]; Fifteenth Census of the United States: Agriculture. [Miscellaneous Reports], United States. Bureau of the Census
• Author: United States. Bureau of the Census
• Publisher: U.S. Government Printing Office, 1933