Fort Lewis College - Katzima Yearbook (Durango, CO)

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M MM M M AAlAAlAA ,MJ f IQ 7 Z he ' E N 1 Great W estern ' C E Sugar o E ' Q E A Few Interesting Facts 4 SHOWING WHAT THE BEET INDUSTRY NIEANS TO E NORTHERN COLORADO . E C Cash Disbursements in 1914 by Six of the Z Northern Colorado Beet Sugar Factories: E CLarger items of disbursements only are included belowj 'Q Amount Paid Farmers for Beets in 1914 Cwithin radius of 25 milesj, 55,269,439 ' Amount Paid Factory Employees in 1914 ............d. .. .,....,c... 51,317,384 E Amount Paid for Freight CIncoming and Outgoingj ,1,-.1.,....... 152,330,404 ' ' Average Number of Men Employed in Factories During Campaign ,-..... 2,585 ' Average Number Farmers Raising Beets 1,,.11...,..................... 3,540 ' Average Number Field Laborers Tending Crop .,.... .. .......,,.,,.,...v. 8,489 ' Average Number Teamsters and Laborers Handling Crop 1.,............. 2,420 E Average Number Coal lVIiners Employed in Mining Coal for Factory Use-- 3oo ' Average NumberQuarrymen Employed in QuarryingLimeRock for Fact'yUse 250 ' C FREIGHT SI-IIPNIENTS TO AND FROM FACTORY ' CDoes not include miscellaneous shipments of Factory Suppliesl ' C Beets CCarloadsj .d,..,........ ..-, - L ....,..,........ 26,140 Q Coal CCarloadsj .... ..- A 3,532 . Coke CCarloadsj - - -. - 3o8 . Rock QCarloadsD .... -- 1,777 . Sugar QCarloadsj .... .. ....................v...1w..,. 5,579 . CATTLE AND SHEEP FEEDING OPERATIONS : Cattle Fed on Pulp and Molasses by Farmers ........ 51,964 , Sheep Fed on Pulp and Molasses by Farmers--- --- 152,055 3 Tons Pulp Fed .........,.... ........... - -- 315,657 Tons Molasses Fed ....do..... .,.. ....... - - - 11,512 3 7 The industry affords employment, either in Whole or in part, to 2o,ooo breadwinners Within a radius of 25 miles. I , v l1731Lif11Hi1I?f3Qi '1'F31Li'MhYYiT'1 rii Kilim 'F31i 1YYxIYLY1lx Vf31h'K15SiWY1HYihi1'fW5fx'dYYihTI1YLYr1Z S1219 Yr F1Q1'fi'1FT1Y3 1 FL3'i id 285 i