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Ames Intelligencer in Ames, Iowa

03 Feb 1883

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Ames Intelligencer

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Ames, Iowa, United States of America

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Feb 03, 1883

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13

State Road Convention Invites Iowa Delegates March 1–2

The Iowa City Board of Trade calls Boards of Trade Supervisors City and Town Councils Farmers Clubs and related groups to send delegates to a State Road Convention in Iowa City on March 1 and 2 to discuss road improvements and highway laws. The call notes potential railroad rate reductions for delegates and promises further details soon. H. W. Fyrre Sec.

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Public Highways in Iowa Plea for Road Law Reform

Rich Scill argues the current Iowa road laws are inefficient and urges repeal. He urges rapid construction of tile and macadam roads to improve drainage and reduce maintenance burdens across the state.

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Iowa Road Reform Urgency urged by Iowa State Register

The Iowa State Register argues Iowa should fix roads to lift agriculture and commerce. It cites mud blocked transport costing millions, praises macadam and gravel roads, and urges state action including county bonds and a five mill road tax to fund nationwide improvements.

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