Education and Agriculture in Separate versus Consolidated States
A historical comparison argues that states with independent agricultural colleges show higher per capita farm wealth and literacy benefits. It asserts consolidated universities underperform in elevating farming wealth, morality, and mental development compared to independent colleges in Iowa Michigan Kansas and Ohio.
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Mlinole
Ite
Wisconsin
Teame
Kansan
Michigan
California
Lbnole
Muttetax
Parison
Iowa
Kansas
Town
Caliornia
Mllinois
Towa
Mihi
Independent
Echonle
Agricultural and Mechanical Collegianitate University
Stator
Autonomy in land grant colleges praised for low costs
A 1913 letter from Texas argues for maintaining autonomy of state land grant institutions citing low attendance costs and practical industrial training. The Grand Jury report from Beaver County notes crime trends and warns against concealed weapons, urging public vigilance and support for law enforcement.
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Jess
Texas
Hiroc
Beaver County
J.C. Boot
District Court
Franoe County
Thie County
Fand Hye
Wioh
Whitch
Pewce
Sherif
Hailite
Que Iadore
Peters
Grand Jury
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Colonial Theatre
A. Adams
RT. Milner
Tex
Maison Lewis
Georgette
Elzee