. The American educator; completely remodelled and rewritten from original text of the New practical reference library, with new plans and additional material. wild Prairie Rose,State Flower Population^Between and Between and ^^^^^^ lines. In 1918 there were over 5,275 miles ofrailway. Education. One-eighteenth, of all the landsin the state are reserved for public schoolpurposes, and these^ when sold, will create aschool fund of more than $50,000,000. Inaddition to this appropriation the state con-tributes largely for the state institutions. Thepublic schools are un
. The American educator; completely remodelled and rewritten from original text of the New practical reference library, with new plans and additional material. wild Prairie Rose,State Flower Population^Between and Between and ^^^^^^ lines. In 1918 there were over 5,275 miles ofrailway. Education. One-eighteenth, of all the landsin the state are reserved for public schoolpurposes, and these^ when sold, will create aschool fund of more than $50,000,000. Inaddition to this appropriation the state con-tributes largely for the state institutions. Thepublic schools are under the supervision of astate superintendent, and the high schools un-der a board of education. There is a de-partment of high school inspection and an in-spector of rural and graded schools. Eachcounty has a county superintendent, respon-sible for the licensing of teachers and for theconduct of the schools in his county. Thestate university at Grand Forks is at thehead of the public school system. There arestate normal schools at Mayville, Valley City,Minot and Ellendale, an industrial normalschool at Ellendale, a school of forestry atBottineau and a scientific school at Wahpe-ton. The state agricultural college is at Far-go. The Fargo College
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