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Jason Elmer Hammond The school law of Michigan — Chapter VIII: Text books and Libraries (1895 | portal)

FORFEITURE. In case the board of school inspectors of any township or district board of any school district, fails to make the required report, or in case it appears from the reports so made that any township or district has failed to use the library money in strict accordance with the law, such township or district forfeits its share of the library moneys that are apportioned, and the same shall be apportioned to the several other townships and districts in the county.
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Jason Elmer Hammond The school law of Michigan — Chapter VIII: Text books and Libraries (1895 | portal)

The inspectors are held accountable for the proper care and preservation of said library, prescribe rules and regulations concerning the same, may appoint a librarian whose term of office is one year, assess and collect fines for loss or injury of books, keep the books at some central or eligible place, and make annual reports to the Superintendent of Public Instruction giving such facts and statistics as said superintendent may require.
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Jason Elmer Hammond The school law of Michigan — Chapter VIII: Text books and Libraries (1895 | portal)

The state board of health shall annually send to the public school superintendents and teachers throughout this state, printed data and statements which shall enable them to comply with this act. School boards are hereby required to direct such superintendents and teachers to give oral and blackboard instruction, using the data and statements supplied by the state board of health.
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