Library Journal 31
Library Journal 31
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— year ending Feb. 28, 1905.) Added 4309; total 56,677. Issued, home use 227,- 024, of which 19(5,768 were issued from the central library (fict. 4942 per cent.) ; issued through the schools 18,506. New registration 4285; total registration 14422. Receipts $20,779.01; expenses $20,500.96 (salaries- $8123.02, books $3242.18, binding $1909.28, periodicals $650.63, printing and stationery $6oa72).
The children's room is very inadequate both in shelf room and seating capacity; its circulation avera...ges about 45 per cent, of the total circulation of the library. The use of books in the schools was larger than at any time since the system was inaugurated. The head of the children's department visited sev- eral schools and spoke to children and teach- ers on the use of the library, and to this a de- cided increase in circulation is directly traced.
"During the year a systematic effort has been made to induce the workingmen of the city to use the library and especially to use the books that might help them in their own lines of work.
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— year ending Feb. 28, 1905.) Added 4309; total 56,677. Issued, home use 227,- 024, of which 19(5,768 were issued from the central library (fict. 4942 per cent.) ; issued through the schools 18,506. New registration 4285; total registration 14422. Receipts $20,779.01; expenses $20,500.96 (salaries- $8123.02, books $3242.18, binding $1909.28, periodicals $650.63, printing and stationery $6oa72).
The children's room is very inadequate both in shelf room and seating capacity; its circulation avera...ges about 45 per cent, of the total circulation of the library. The use of books in the schools was larger than at any time since the system was inaugurated. The head of the children's department visited sev- eral schools and spoke to children and teach- ers on the use of the library, and to this a de- cided increase in circulation is directly traced.
"During the year a systematic effort has been made to induce the workingmen of the city to use the library and especially to use the books that might help them in their own lines of work.
What to read after Library Journal 31?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by American Library Association to read onlineMoreLess
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