Report of the Federal Security Agency: Office of Education, Volume 1U.S. Government Printing Office, 1915 - Education |
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... receiving aid under the acts of Congress of August 30 , 1890 , and March 4 , 1907 ; made a special examination of the methods of accounting in use in three land- grant colleges for negroes , and as a result of this examination is ...
... receiving aid under the acts of Congress of August 30 , 1890 , and March 4 , 1907 ; made a special examination of the methods of accounting in use in three land- grant colleges for negroes , and as a result of this examination is ...
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... received much atten- tion from people from all parts of the world , and the permanent international committee of the congress voted to recommend that similar exhibits be made at future congresses . The Division of School Hygiene and ...
... received much atten- tion from people from all parts of the world , and the permanent international committee of the congress voted to recommend that similar exhibits be made at future congresses . The Division of School Hygiene and ...
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... summer schools . The increase in the correspondence of the bureau is indicated by the fact that within the fiscal year 84,332 letters , not including returns to blank forms of inquiry , were received at the COMMISSIONER'S INTRODUCTION .
... summer schools . The increase in the correspondence of the bureau is indicated by the fact that within the fiscal year 84,332 letters , not including returns to blank forms of inquiry , were received at the COMMISSIONER'S INTRODUCTION .
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... received at the Washington office . If the letters received at the Seattle office , at substations of the bureau , and by agents in the field be counted , the total exceeded 100,000 . For the fiscal year ended June 30 , 1910 , the total ...
... received at the Washington office . If the letters received at the Seattle office , at substations of the bureau , and by agents in the field be counted , the total exceeded 100,000 . For the fiscal year ended June 30 , 1910 , the total ...
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... received by the college for specific purposes are used for the purposes specified . This applies especially to the land - grant colleges and the funds which they receive from the Federal Govern- ment . In the beginning it was difficult ...
... received by the college for specific purposes are used for the purposes specified . This applies especially to the land - grant colleges and the funds which they receive from the Federal Govern- ment . In the beginning it was difficult ...
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