title: An analysis of some economic factors affecting the meat-packing industry in Kansas
abstract: Prom 19^0 to 1934, numbers of cattle wars generally increasing in Kansas, the Sorth-Central States, and the United States as a whole.In 1930, the index of numbers of "other cattle" in Kansas, baaed on an average of the period 1925-1929 as 100, stood at 110.For the Morth -Central States the sane index ma 104, and for the United i-tatee it was 102.The peak in cattle numbers dur- ing this period cane In 1934 when the index for Kaneas had riaen to 138, a gain of 28 points over 1930.In that sane year
journal: K-State Research Exchange (Kansas State University)