Excerpt from State Higher Educational Institutions of North Dakota: A Report to the North Dakota State Board of Regents of a Survey Made Under the Direction of the United States Commissioner of Education

Figure 1. Racial composition of population__ 2. Age distribution of total population Age distribution of total population Farms in North Dakota Percentage distribution of farms__ Distribution of persons engaged in gainful occupations Distribution of persons engaged in gainful occupations Distribution of resident students enrolled ih' the University of North Dakota, at Grand 9. Demonstration Work in North Carolina 10. Distribution of resident students enrolied in the North Dakota Agricultural College at Fargo 11. Preparation of public-school teachers 12. Certificates held by public - school'teachers 13. Distribution of resident students enrolled in the State normal school at Valley City 14. Distribution of resident students enrolled in the State normal school at Mayville 15. Distribution of resident students enrolled in the State normal school at Minot 16. Distribution of resident students enrolled in the State normal and industrial school at Ellendale 17. Distribution of consolidated schools in North Dakota 18. Distribution of students enrolled in' the State School of Forestry_ 19. Distribution of resident students enrolled in the North Dakota State School of Science at Wahpeton.. 20. Distribution of 21. Distribution of student registration, 1914 - 15 22. Distribution of student registration of college grades, -1914 - 15_ Distribution of resident 24. Distribution of graduates by occupations 25. Percentage of average expenditures for 26. Proportionate average expenditures for instruction.

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