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Title: Official catalogue of exhibitors. Universal exposition. St. Louis, U.S.A. 1904. : Division of exhibits. Department A. Education (to H. Agriculture; J. Horticulture to P. Physical Culture; R. Livestock.)
Year: 1904 (1900s)
Authors: Louisiana Purchase Exposition (1904 : Saint Louis, Mo.)
Subjects: Education Art Industrialists Machinery Electric industries Transportation Agricultural exhibitions Horticultural exhibitions Forests and forestry Mineral industries Game and game-birds Fishes Anthropology Economics Physical education and training Livestock exhibitions Photography
Publisher: St. Louis : For the Committee on press and publicity by the official catalogue company inc.
Contributing Library: Boston Public Library
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stitutes a compact, classified, indexed compen-dium, available for ready reference, of the achievements and ideas ofsociety, in all phases of its activities, extending to the most material aswell as to the most refined. . . . The Catalogue of such an UniversalExposition is, therefore, perhaps the most comprehensive and representativecontemporary record of the progress and condition of the human race thatmay be devised. It is a succinct and authentic record of the exhibits ofthe Exposition, which are the evidences of the capacity and performancein all lines, intellectual, social and industrial, of all of the peoples of theworld. The value of such a document and its significance, socially andcommercially, are incalculable. It is an epitome of the capacity andpromises of mankind, while being at the same time a roll of honor — acertified register of those individuals and institutions which are takingactive part in the life of the world to-day FREDERICK J. V. SKIFF, Director of Exhibits.
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i (30 rr J u J z . < < h fV C/) L 2 ■ iWrt INTRODUCTION. Installation of Exhibits, Department of Fish and Game. By TARLETON H. BEAN, Chief. The Department of Fish and Game is represented by comprehensive exhibitsinstalled in the Palace of Forestry, Fish and Game, and arranged under five groups,viz.: Hunting equipment, products of hunting, fishing equipment and products,products of fisheries, and fish culture. This Department is not simply the greatest museum of mounted specimens offish and game, and of implements of the hunter and fisherman ever seen at a uni-versal exposition, but in addition there are live exhibits in the way of aquariumsand fish hatcheries, as well as an outdoor display of Missouri wild animals living insurroundings as nearly natural as possible. Thus the entire field of aquatic and forest life is covered and depicted in away never before attempted at any previous exposition. The trophies of forest andstream may be seen in the mounted specimens, and all the

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