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specially constructed attractive entrance ways bearing the name of the Exhibit,
will occupy the center of tho Midway field, which is located next to the Contest
field, about threo miles northeast of Lawrence.

Although the Exhibit entails very considerable cost, no charge for display
space is assessed on State departments and institutions, because this cost has
been covered by legislative appropriation.

Outlino of Exhibits

I - NATURAL RESOURCES

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Climate

Lend surface and gcographic setting

Soils

Water resources: (a) surface, (b) underground

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Mineral resources: (a) oil, (b) natural gas, (c) coal, (d) lead and
zinc, (e) salt, (f) gypsum, (g) coment materials, (h) clay, (i)
others.

Plants: native trees and grasses

2, Animals: fish and game
8. Recreation areas
II - PEOPLE

1. History of sottlement: (a) Indians, (b) Explorors and pioneer sot~-
tlers, (c) immigrants before 1900, (ad) population movement since
1900

2. National and racial groups

3. Age and sex

4, Distribution of population: general, urban and rural

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Birth and death rates, life expectancy
Hoalth

Education

Employment: total and occupations
Social and religious organizations
Military and political organizations
Government

Agricultural production: (a) Grain crops - wheat, corn, barley, flax,
broom corn, etc.; (b) Fruits; (c) Livestock, cattlo, swinc, shecp,
horses, mules, otc.; (d) Dairying; (e) Poultry and eggs; (f) Mill-
ing.

Mineral industries: (a) Mining or producing, oil, natural gas, coal,
lead-zinc, salt, gypsum, cement, clay, others; (b) Milling and ro-
fining.

Manufacturing: (a) Goods, (b) Publishing

Markoting and trade: (a) Wholesale, (b) Retail

Transportation: (a) Railroads, (b) Trucks, buses, (c) Airplanes

Communications: (a) Telephones, (b) Telographs, (c) Radio

Banking ond insurance

Professional sorvices: (a) Mginesring, (b) Law, (c) Modicino, (a)
Clerical, (e) Toaching