Census Reveals Vast Population Projections and Health Trends
The piece surveys the 1920 census effort and foresees 108 million Americans, noting rising data processing by machines. It highlights birth rates, immigration, mortality, age and gender imbalances, wealth distribution, religious affiliation, and mineral output projections for the year.
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Census Preview and National Projections for 1920
A 1920 census preview details vast economic figures for boots and fur goods, garments and household items, and food exports. It notes planned wildlife planting and large crop and livestock estimates, then surveys ancient and modern census methods from Greece, Rome, and the United States. It projects 60,000 enumerators at 4 cents per name, with total cost around 25 million dollars.
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