Rural Improvement
Rural Improvement
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Happy, also, if the law of usage, fashion, or interest here, as did the civil law there, required that every young man before he married should plant a wedding tree. In some of our Western States tree- planting by the road-side is encouraged by a bounty from the State treasury, and in the fields by both a bounty and exemp- tion from taxation for a term of years. The law in Minnesota provides that u every person planting, protecting and cultiva- ting forest trees for three years, one-half mile o...r more along any public highway, shall be entitled to receive for ten years thereafter an annual bounty of two dollars for each half-mile so planted and cultivated, to be paid out of the State treas- 24 ury ; but such bounty shall not be paid any longer than such line of trees is maintained. " I may be pardoned for repeating a personal allusion. The maples which I planted, when a mere boy, before the old homestead in Litchfield county, are now beautiful and stately trees. As I have often said, they have paid me a thousand-fold for the work they cost, and added new charms to that beautiful spot, to which I count it a privilege to make an annual visit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Happy, also, if the law of usage, fashion, or interest here, as did the civil law there, required that every young man before he married should plant a wedding tree. In some of our Western States tree- planting by the road-side is encouraged by a bounty from the State treasury, and in the fields by both a bounty and exemp- tion from taxation for a term of years. The law in Minnesota provides that u every person planting, protecting and cultiva- ting forest trees for three years, one-half mile o...r more along any public highway, shall be entitled to receive for ten years thereafter an annual bounty of two dollars for each half-mile so planted and cultivated, to be paid out of the State treas- 24 ury ; but such bounty shall not be paid any longer than such line of trees is maintained. " I may be pardoned for repeating a personal allusion. The maples which I planted, when a mere boy, before the old homestead in Litchfield county, are now beautiful and stately trees. As I have often said, they have paid me a thousand-fold for the work they cost, and added new charms to that beautiful spot, to which I count it a privilege to make an annual visit.
What to read after Rural Improvement?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by B G Birdsey Grant Northrup to read onlineMoreLess
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