Report of the Federal Security Agency: Office of EducationU.S. Government Printing Office, 1886 - Education |
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Page xiii
... received was $ 95,584 for each member of Congress . These moneys were all held in trust , to be paid on demand to the United States . A number of States set apart the amount received as a fund , the income of which was to be used for ...
... received was $ 95,584 for each member of Congress . These moneys were all held in trust , to be paid on demand to the United States . A number of States set apart the amount received as a fund , the income of which was to be used for ...
Page xiv
... received due attention , and , it is gratifying to note , very general commendation . On account of this interest , the time seems opportune for considering the origin , growth , and present status of educational reports in our country ...
... received due attention , and , it is gratifying to note , very general commendation . On account of this interest , the time seems opportune for considering the origin , growth , and present status of educational reports in our country ...
Page xxvii
... received in accordance with law . The rural districts thus receive one - sixth more than before , and that one - sixth is taken from the city districts . The Act is of the greatest consequence to the smaller and poorer school districts ...
... received in accordance with law . The rural districts thus receive one - sixth more than before , and that one - sixth is taken from the city districts . The Act is of the greatest consequence to the smaller and poorer school districts ...
Page xliii
... received from Kentucky since that for 1881 , it was omitted in the summary of income , and no report of total expenditure having been re- ceived from Montana , it is omitted in the summary of expenditure , which shows a total of ...
... received from Kentucky since that for 1881 , it was omitted in the summary of income , and no report of total expenditure having been re- ceived from Montana , it is omitted in the summary of expenditure , which shows a total of ...
Page xlviii
... received . If I or some one else could visit again in a month and repeat the visits frequently some good would be accomplished . In the present condition I see little to hope for . Such a state of things as this report indicates calls ...
... received . If I or some one else could visit again in a month and repeat the visits frequently some good would be accomplished . In the present condition I see little to hope for . Such a state of things as this report indicates calls ...
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