Modern American library economy as illustrated by the Newark, N.J., Free Public Library,

Vol. 1 issued in 6 pt. (13 sections) 1908-12, each section with special t.-p.

The nine branch libraries of the Public library of Newark.

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Modern American Library economy as illustrated by the Newark, N. J., Free public library,

In contents of v. 2, the numbering by parts and sections (found in numbers issued 1913-16 only) is not here indicated. "Aids in high school teaching," v. 2, is wrongly paged, bearing the same paging as "How to use a library," which it should follow.

Books for boys and girls 1906 in the Free public library, Newark, New Jersey ...

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The trees and the birds : books, pamphlets, pictures and other material on trees, birds, Arbor Day, Bird Day, and kindred topics to be found in the Free Public Library.

Signed: J.C. Dana, Librarian, Newark, N.J., March 1910.

By-laws of the Peoria public library. Revised December, 1904.

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Dedicatory exercises. The Frank S. Stevens public library building.

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Annual report of the trustees of the Melrose Public Library.

Title from cover.

Agreement between the city of New York through the Board of Estimate and Apportionment and the Brooklyn Public Library.

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Bibliography of public library surveys contained in the collections of the University of Chicago Library and the Headquarters Library of the American Library Association /

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Catalogue of the public library of Chelsea, Mass. ...

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A list of the books forming the gift of Louise Chandler Moulton to the Public library of the city of Boston.

Consists of 900 volumes, used "to strengthen the Artz collection, devoted to the acquisition of rare or early editions of American and English authors, and the Galatea collection, comprising works relating in any way to the history and progress of women. Some volumes ... have been placed in the general collection of the library."

Catalogue of the Free public library of Concord, Mass., Jan. 1, 1875.

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Catalogue of the cuneiform tablets of the Wilberforce Eames Babylonian collection in the New York Public Library.

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