Frontier Missionary Problems, Their Characters and Solutions (Paperback)
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This item is printed on demand. Paperback. 68 pages. Dimensions: 9.7in. x 7.4in. x 0.1in.This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1918 edition. Excerpt: . . . that 70 per cent. additions of the preceding year came as the result of revivals. 3. That the net growth in these states is decidedly encouraging. There is an average church membership increase in the five states of 78. 8 per cent. for the ten years or an average annual net increase of nearly eight per cent. Such results would seem to warrant an increased investment in these growing states. The average growth in population in the same states for the last census decade was 57. 3 per cent. Our growth in membership has thus been 21. 5 per cent. greater than the increase in population. Some people have thought that the homestead entry was a thing of the past. That that is not true is shown from the following facts taken from a letter to me from the general Land Oifice bearing the date of October 21, 1916, and giving the number of land entries in but four of these states; also the number of acres covered by the same: FISCAL YEAR 1915 FISCAL YEAR 1916 Number of Area in Number of Area in State Entries A cres Entries A ores Colorado. . . 9, 899 2, 489, 974. 51 11, 477 2, 900, 270. 45 N. Dakota. . 2, 071 326, 862. 62 1, 506 223, 192. 20 Montana. . . 16, 146 3, 500, 268. 31 14, 486 3, 318, 450. 89 During the governmental year closing June 30, 1917, the rate of filing was just about maintained. There were in these same four states 30, 431 filings covering 6, 953, 357 acres. In fact in Montana alone there have been about 100, 000 land entries since the last census was taken. Of course there will be some failures before these families prove up and get title to their claims. However, it costs from fourteen months to three yeais of time and from seven hundred to a few thousand dollars to prove up on each of these claims before any sale may be made or even mortgage loan secured upon it. . . . This item ships from La Vergne,TN.

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Language: English Brand New Book ***** Print on Demand *****. This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1918 edition. Excerpt: .that 70 per cent. additions of the preceding year came as the result of revivals. 3. That the net growth in these states is decidedly encouraging. There is an average church membership increase in the five states of 78.8 per cent. for the ten years or an average annual net increase of nearly eight per cent. Such results would seem to warrant an increased investment in these growing states. The average growth in population in the same states for the last census decade was 57.3 per cent. Our growth in membership has thus been 21.5 per cent. greater than the increase in population. Some people have thought that the homestead entry was a thing of the past. That that is not true is shown from the following facts taken from a letter to me from the general Land Oifice bearing the date of October 21, 1916, and giving the number of land entries in but four of these states; also the number of acres covered by the same: FISCAL YEAR 1915 FISCAL YEAR 1916 Number of Area in Number of Area in State Entries A cres Entries A ores Colorado. 9,899 2,489,974.51 11,477 2,900,270.45 N. Dakota. 2, 071 326,862.62 1,506 223,192.20 Montana.16,146 3,500,268.31 14,486 3,318,450.89 During the governmental year closing June 30, 1917, the rate of filing was just about maintained. There were in these same four states 30,431 filings covering 6,953,357 acres. In fact in Montana alone there have been about 100,000 land entries since the last census was taken. Of course there will be some failures before these families prove up and get title to their claims. However, it costs from fourteen months to three yeais of time and from seven hundred to a few thousand dollars to prove up on each of these claims before any sale may be made or even mortgage loan secured upon it.

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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1918 edition. Excerpt: ...that 70 per cent. additions of the preceding year came as the result of revivals. 3. That the net growth in these states is decidedly encouraging. There is an average church membership increase in the five states of 78.8 per cent. for the ten years or an average annual net increase of nearly eight per cent. Such results would seem to warrant an increased investment in these growing states. The average growth in population in the same states for the last census decade was 57.3 per cent. Our growth in membership has thus been 21.5 per cent. greater than the increase in population. Some people have thought that the homestead entry was a thing of the past. That that is not true is shown from the following facts taken from a letter to me from the general Land Oifice bearing the date of October 21, 1916, and giving the number of land entries in but four of these states; also the number of acres covered by the same: FISCAL YEAR 1915 FISCAL YEAR 1916 Number of Area in Number of Area in State Entries A cres Entries A ores Colorado... 9,899 2,489,974.51 11,477 2,900,270.45 N. Dakota.. 2, 071 326,862.62 1,506 223,192.20 Montana...16,146 3,500,268.31 14,486 3,318,450.89 During the governmental year closing June 30, 1917, the rate of filing was just about maintained. There were in these same four states 30,431 filings covering 6,953,357 acres. In fact in Montana alone there have been about 100,000 land entries since the last census was taken. Of course there will be some failures before these families prove up and get title to their claims. However, it costs from fourteen months to three yeais of time and from seven hundred to a few thousand dollars to prove up on each of these claims before any sale may be made or even mortgage loan secured upon it.... Paperback, Label: RareBooksClub.com, RareBooksClub.com, Produktgruppe: Book, Publiziert: 2013-09-13, Studio: RareBooksClub.com.

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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1918 edition. Excerpt: ...that 70 per cent. additions of the preceding year came as the result of revivals. 3. That the net growth in these states is decidedly encouraging. There is an average church membership increase in the five states of 78.8 per cent. for the ten years or an average annual net increase of nearly eight per cent. Such results would seem to warrant an increased investment in these growing states. The average growth in population in the same states for the last census decade was 57.3 per cent. Our growth in membership has thus been 21.5 per cent. greater than the increase in population. Some people have thought that the homestead entry was a thing of the past. That that is not true is shown from the following facts taken from a letter to me from the general Land Oifice bearing the date of October 21, 1916, and giving the number of land entries in but four of these states; also the number of acres covered by the same: FISCAL YEAR 1915 FISCAL YEAR 1916 Number of Area in Number of Area in State Entries A cres Entries A ores Colorado... 9,899 2,489,974.51 11,477 2,900,270.45 N. Dakota.. 2, 071 326,862.62 1,506 223,192.20 Montana...16,146 3,500,268.31 14,486 3,318,450.89 During the governmental year closing June 30, 1917, the rate of filing was just about maintained. There were in these same four states 30,431 filings covering 6,953,357 acres. In fact in Montana alone there have been about 100,000 land entries since the last census was taken. Of course there will be some failures before these families prove up and get title to their claims. However, it costs from fourteen months to three yeais of time and from seven hundred to a few thousand dollars to prove up on each of these claims before any sale may be made or even mortgage loan secured upon it.... Paperback, Label: RareBooksClub.com, RareBooksClub.com, Produktgruppe: Book, Publiziert: 2013-09-13, Studio: RareBooksClub.com.

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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1918 edition. Excerpt: ...that 70 per cent. additions of the preceding year came as the result of revivals. 3. That the net growth in these states is decidedly encouraging. There is an average church membership increase in the five states of 78.8 per cent. for the ten years or an average annual net increase of nearly eight per cent. Such results would seem to warrant an increased investment in these growing states. The average growth in population in the same states for the last census decade was 57.3 per cent. Our growth in membership has thus been 21.5 per cent. greater than the increase in population. Some people have thought that the homestead entry was a thing of the past. That that is not true is shown from the following facts taken from a letter to me from the general Land Oifice bearing the date of October 21, 1916, and giving the number of land entries in but four of these states; also the number of acres covered by the same: FISCAL YEAR 1915 FISCAL YEAR 1916 Number of Area in Number of Area in State Entries A cres Entries A ores Colorado... 9,899 2,489,974.51 11,477 2,900,270.45 N. Dakota.. 2, 071 326,862.62 1,506 223,192.20 Montana...16,146 3,500,268.31 14,486 3,318,450.89 During the governmental year closing June 30, 1917, the rate of filing was just about maintained. There were in these same four states 30,431 filings covering 6,953,357 acres. In fact in Montana alone there have been about 100,000 land entries since the last census was taken. Of course there will be some failures before these families prove up and get title to their claims. However, it costs from fourteen months to three yeais of time and from seven hundred to a few thousand dollars to prove up on each of these claims before any sale may be made or even mortgage loan secured upon it.... Paperback, Label: RareBooksClub.com, RareBooksClub.com, Produktgruppe: Book, Publiziert: 2013-09-13, Studio: RareBooksClub.com.