Georgia Rides On Constitution Good Roads Crusade
Georgia presses hail The Constitution initiative as a state wide push for road building. In one week communities from Albany to Milledgeville pledge funds totaling about 6500 dollars, showing rapid public mobilization and broad cooperation across counties and cities with the aim of spurring state road improvements and economic gains.
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Best Road Movement Promoted By Rome Leaders
Rome officials and business leaders back The Constitution good roads plan from Chattanooga to Atlanta. Rome Mayor Lipscomb and Floyd County officials pledge county work, with national contests and local support aiming to spur road-building and farm prosperity across Georgia. The piece notes endorsements from bankers and manufacturers and urges counties to cooperate for a unified rural highway system.
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Rochelle Council Endorses Constitution's Great Contest
Rochelle Georgia May 13 special The Rochelle city council met in a special session and unanimously endorsed the Atlanta Constitution’s good roads movement for a statewide contest. The plan links major towns to Atlanta with better roads and includes automobile races before the Atlanta show. Local papers praise the effort as a boost to highways, commerce, and state progress.
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Good Roads
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Constitution contest endorsed by Georgia congressmen
Georgia leaders advocate The Constitution for a road contest to promote wood roads and rural development. Colonel L F Livingston touts a state wide plan with main trunk highways, rock and gravel surface methods, and tax relief for farmers contributing rock. Senator Clay backs good roads while cautioning autos as expense and excess.
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Constitution Cars for Macon Today
Local editorials and letters advocate Georgia good roads work led by The Atlanta Constitution. Mayoral and civic figures including H H Cabaniss and Fitzgerald officials pledge support and plan a Macon gathering on the 24th to back road improvements and commerce.
Albany Delegation Sets Macon Trip With Several Officials
The Albany good ronda party leaves at 7 20 tomorrow morning in ER Clarks White steamer Bic Clare driving to meet other delegations in Macon. Attending are N D Tift chair, A J Lippitt, A P Wason, H T McIntosh, and Mayor Tarver unable to join due to his mother's illness. Stops planned at Leesburg Smithville Americus Fort Valley and nearby points.
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Plan Auto Meet at Indian Springs
The Chamber of Commerce plans an automobile meet at Indian Springs in June or July with an estimated hundred or more cars from Atlanta, Macon, and nearby towns. The event aims to promote good roads and Georgia’s growth, leveraging existing enthusiasm and local accommodations.
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