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West Virginia School and Agricultural Statistics, 1865/1892

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Photographic copies of early West Virginia school and agriculture statistics. There charts on comparative school statistics, 1865-1892, include total population, enumeration, enrollment, average daily attendance, state taxes for education, permanent school fund, total expenditures, length of school term, value of school property, number of school houses, and number of male and female teachers. There are four other charts: one on comparative statistics for State University,1867-1892, with enrollment and graduates; one on comparative statistics for normal school, 1870-1892, with enrollment, graduates, and total number of graduates; one on effects of fertilizers at the Agricultural Experiment Station, 1892; and one on school statistics, 1892, with population of state, enumeration of youths, enrollment, average daily attendance number of school houses and teachers, value of school property, and permanent school fund.
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West Virginia School and Agricultural Statistics, 1865/1892 0 Linear Feet Summary: 7 items

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