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Countv libranr service by Contract; a study of rural library service as provided for by the Contract provisions of County library laws of the United States, by S. Metella Williams. Adviser: Mr. Windsor (In progress.) Extension A study of certain phases of Library Extension in the state of Illinois, by Cecelia Mary McCarthy. 1929. Adviser: Miss Simpson. The interrelation of women's clubs and library work with special reference to Oklahoma, by Elsie Sullens. 1930. Adviser: Miss Simpson. Cooperation of the library and the school: a study of current methods, by Lucy Anne Babcock. Adviser: Miss Boyd. (In progress.)

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Federal and State Documents The adult education work of the United States government, with a selected bibliography of the resultant publications, by Jerome K. Wilcox. 1928. Adviser: Miss Boyd. Government publications in the field of fine arts, by Mary Lois Bull. 1929. Adviser: Miss Boyd. Indiana State Documents, by Edna Brown. 1930. Adviser: Miss Boyd. Iowa State Documents, by Helen Stewart. Adviser: Mr. Windsor. (In progress.) Kansas State Documents, by Beatrice H. Holt. Adviser: Mr. Windsor. (In progress.) An annotated Checklist of South Dakota Documents, together with a history of the printing, publishing and distribution of these documents, by Ruth C. Krueger. Adviser: Mr. Windsor. (In progress. ) History and Legislation Library legislation in Nebraska, by Gertrude Mathilde Suess. 1927. Adviser: Mr. Windsor. An account of the development of the public library movement in Ohio with special reference to some outstanding libraries, by Frances Mildred Battles. 1928. Adviser: Miss Simpson. History of the Chicago Public Library, by Louise Gilman Prichard. 1928. Adviser: Miss Simpson. School library development in Indiana, by Floyd Caroline Carroll. 1929. Adviser: Miss Boyd. A study of the public library movement in Iowa with special reference to certain outstanding and typical libraries, by Letha Pearl McGuire. 1929. Adviser: Miss Simpson. A survey of Florida High School libraries, by Charlotte Newton. 1929. Adviser: Miss Boyd. Studies in Missouri library legislation, by Hazel Rea. 1929. Adviser: Mr. Windsor.

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