America At Work
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For living in the college buildings students really pay loss than the food costs the in- stitution. The expenses for residence in the main college building need not exceed 30 a year, includ- ing books, clothing, board, and all other items, and there are opportunities for earning a portion of this amount.
Here, then with the State Legislature and Con- gress pouring out money so long as it is profitably spent the young men of Iowa have all opportunities of being educated in agriculture.
The colle...ge farm contains 840 acres, and the buildings, magnificently equipped, cost over 100, 000. Of the 840 acres I should mention that about 125 of them are college grounds, shrubberies, COLLEGES AND STATIONS. 117 plantations, botanical gardens, and the residences of instructors.
The Government, apart from the Iowa State Legis- lature contribution, gives Ames 7, 000 a year. The barns are really laboratories. The characteristics of all kinds of soil are investigated. In the Agri- cultural Hall is a stock room, where animals are brought, and there the teacher gives instruction.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For living in the college buildings students really pay loss than the food costs the in- stitution. The expenses for residence in the main college building need not exceed 30 a year, includ- ing books, clothing, board, and all other items, and there are opportunities for earning a portion of this amount.
Here, then with the State Legislature and Con- gress pouring out money so long as it is profitably spent the young men of Iowa have all opportunities of being educated in agriculture.
The colle...ge farm contains 840 acres, and the buildings, magnificently equipped, cost over 100, 000. Of the 840 acres I should mention that about 125 of them are college grounds, shrubberies, COLLEGES AND STATIONS. 117 plantations, botanical gardens, and the residences of instructors.
The Government, apart from the Iowa State Legis- lature contribution, gives Ames 7, 000 a year. The barns are really laboratories. The characteristics of all kinds of soil are investigated. In the Agri- cultural Hall is a stock room, where animals are brought, and there the teacher gives instruction.
What to read after America At Work?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Foster Fraser to read onlineMoreLess
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