1920 Census Monograph 6. Farm Population of the United States
1920 Census Monograph 6. Farm Population of the United States
An Analysis of the 1920 Farm Population Figures, Especially in Comparison With Urban Data, Together With a Study of the Main Economic Factors Affecting the Farm Population
This is the sixth in a series of 11 monographs issued from the Fourteenth Census, taken in the year 1920, designed to include analysis and interpretation of important subjects covered by the census.
Monograph VI is an analysis of the differences of the farm population from the so-called “rural” group that includes people in small cities and villages, miners, suburban residents, and other populations that are very distinct from the farm population.
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