logan, e a
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- E. A. Logan; Logan, E. A.
- Record count
- 5
- Sources
- life_events,v2_names
- Places seen
- Jefferson City; Missouri; Senath
- First event date
- 1929-01-04
- Last event date
- 1931-02-04
Timeline — 8 events
- 1924-09-19 Stoddard County. Stoddard County led five neighbor counties in crop conditions on September 1, taking first place in corn at 100 per cent and first place in four of eight crops; Missouri corn at 75 per cent of normal indicates an average of 27.74 bushels per acre, per E. A. Logan of the U. S. Bureau…
- 1925-05-15 Stoddard County. Stoddard County farmers estimated their wheat going to harvest at 47,450 acres at 95% of normal condition, while Missouri's May wheat condition was 89% normal, forecasting 13.35 bushels per acre Co-mentioned: Jewell Mayes. Quote: "47,450 acres with a condition of 95% normal"
- 1927-11-18 Missouri's estimated 1927 cotton production was 110,000 bales; Stoddard County's average acre yield was 138 pounds per acre, per the U.S. Bureau of Agricultural Economics Co-mentioned: Jewell Mayes. Quote: "Missouri's estimated cotton production for 1927 is 110,000 bales"
- 1929-01-04 Jefferson City. Reported 1928 Missouri agricultural production of $650,422,620, an increase of $17,754,620 over 1927, from Jefferson City dateline Dec. 31 Co-mentioned: Jewell Mayes. Quote: "agriculture in Missouri yielded $650,422,620 or an increase of $17,754,620 over 1927"
- 1930-04-18 Senath. E. A. Logan of the U.S. Department of Agriculture reported 1929 Missouri cotton ginnings estimates: closest county estimate was W. T. Caneer of Senath (67,073 bales vs 67,990 ginned, 98.6 per cent correct); D. C. Mullen of Broseley, Butler county, estimated 6,775 bales vs 6,932 ginned (97.7…
- 1930-11-14 Of the U. S. Department of Agriculture; quoted on Missouri corn crop yields in the County and State Crops report Co-mentioned: Jewell Mayes. Quote: "according to E. A. Logan of the U. S. Department of Agriculture and Jewell Mayes of the Dept."
- 1931-02-04 Missouri. Missouri livestock 1931 report (Jefferson City, Feb. 4): Missouri farmers had 7,720,000 head of livestock valued at $157,940,000 at the beginning of 1931, compared with 7,991,000 head at $224,314,000 a year ago, per E. A. Logan of the U.S. Bureau of Agricultural Economics and Jewell Mayes…
- (undated) Missouri. Missouri farmers have on hand 547,000 head of livestock valued at $191,775,000, per the annual invoice of E. A. Logan and Jewell Mayes of the U.S. Department of Agriculture and State Board of Agriculture for 1925, taken from state census returns; the nine leading mule counties in order are…
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