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Indiana used lute funds at the rate of $7.94 per capita for departmental operations; lin- soari, $6.90; Wisconsin, 89,86; Michi- gln, $10.42, and Iowa, $9.03. ' The largest single portion of the 86.04 spent on behalf of every mi, noian was ihe‘ml used to promote education, of which 82.20 went to $539]: Ind one cent to libraries. This per cispita was also smaller than that of a majority of states, with a gen- eral avenge of $3.57 for all states. "The next biggest slice went to charities, hospitals And corrections, on which the ante spent $1.49 for each resident. The euasifieation in- eludes prisons and state hospitals. The per capita expenditure WIS pp- "The $43,158,525 expended by Wi- Rate in $6.04 Per Wt Charities Fared Well '4itir1ttte'.tartctire and“ -- ' 1. 'ttlr. "saAi-ah. te) t"ff,T(lrar.hbu"dlh1l','llkt a. mu alarms. or Claim pt emu-any can... 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