Connecticut And the New Haven Road Address to the Chamber of Commerce of New H
Connecticut And the New Haven Road Address to the Chamber of Commerce of New H
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Such people in 1910 was 114, 917, equal to 10. 3 per cent, of the whole population.
The contrast between the development of manufacturing and of agriculture in Connecticut may be further illustrated by the fact that the value added to the material of manufacture by the industries of the state in 1909 amounted to $233, 013, 000, while the value of agricultural products, including some unavoidable duplications in the Census reports in the value of certain farm products, was only $37, 000, 000.
Co...nnecticut This general description of the relative unim- and Denmark portance of agriculture in Connecticut suggests that the citizens of this state should encourage an increased production of food products within the state. The importance of intensified agriculture in Connecticut in checking the increased cost of living in the towns and cities is something that deserves the most careful study. It may be helpful to com- pare the results in Connecticut with those in some countries of comparable size and density of population and similar manufac- turing development.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Such people in 1910 was 114, 917, equal to 10. 3 per cent, of the whole population.
The contrast between the development of manufacturing and of agriculture in Connecticut may be further illustrated by the fact that the value added to the material of manufacture by the industries of the state in 1909 amounted to $233, 013, 000, while the value of agricultural products, including some unavoidable duplications in the Census reports in the value of certain farm products, was only $37, 000, 000.
Co...nnecticut This general description of the relative unim- and Denmark portance of agriculture in Connecticut suggests that the citizens of this state should encourage an increased production of food products within the state. The importance of intensified agriculture in Connecticut in checking the increased cost of living in the towns and cities is something that deserves the most careful study. It may be helpful to com- pare the results in Connecticut with those in some countries of comparable size and density of population and similar manufac- turing development.
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