The Natural Industrial Resources And Advantages of Maryland Being a Complete
The Natural Industrial Resources And Advantages of Maryland Being a Complete
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Owing to the decrease in prices of tobacco manj of the farmers have given up tobacco growing and are trying fruit raising and dairy farming, in which their efforts have met with great success.
There has been a considei-able boom in real estate for some time. That part of the county around Washington by persons desiring suburban residences; and, since the projected railway from the Chesapeake to "Washington has started, quite a flurry has been felt in the real estate market in regard to land. Th...is railroad, if built, will add materially to the value of land in the lower part of the county which it traverses, and will open up a portion of the county which is somewhat backward, owing to the lack of railroad facilities. It i^ a great scheme, and sliould meet with the approbation of every citizen of the county. By actual count, nearly three hundred houses were erected from- Washington t© and including Laurel, on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, in two years, ending July, 1891. That's a record which goes far to establish the prediction made that in time there will be a continuous city connecting the two cities of Baltimore and Washington.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Owing to the decrease in prices of tobacco manj of the farmers have given up tobacco growing and are trying fruit raising and dairy farming, in which their efforts have met with great success.
There has been a considei-able boom in real estate for some time. That part of the county around Washington by persons desiring suburban residences; and, since the projected railway from the Chesapeake to "Washington has started, quite a flurry has been felt in the real estate market in regard to land. Th...is railroad, if built, will add materially to the value of land in the lower part of the county which it traverses, and will open up a portion of the county which is somewhat backward, owing to the lack of railroad facilities. It i^ a great scheme, and sliould meet with the approbation of every citizen of the county. By actual count, nearly three hundred houses were erected from- Washington t© and including Laurel, on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, in two years, ending July, 1891. That's a record which goes far to establish the prediction made that in time there will be a continuous city connecting the two cities of Baltimore and Washington.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Thomas Scharf to read onlineMoreLess
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