Roadway Update Arkansas State Line to Ouachita County
Road conditions report lists routes with miles gravel or asphalt from Dierks to Ouachita line. Notes include slippery hills after rain, shoulder washes, rough sections, and bridges out between Blevins and McCaskill. Some segments under water or pending state work with completion targeted mid February.
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Dierks
Ouachita
Rosstey
Quachita
Polk
Caddo River
Columbia County
Prescott
Lockesbore
Ouach- Nta
Hove
Lockesburg
Blevins
McCaskill
Route road condition notes for Oklahoma to Texarkana area
Road fragmentary report describes Route 70 from Oklahoma line to Kirby then Polk County to De Queen, with 18 miles asphalt Kirby to Polk. Gravel segments mostly smooth but hills rough after rain. Route 71 from Louisiana line to Fouke 21 miles gravel, Fouke to Texarkana 1 mile asphalt, Texarkana to Index Bridge 8 miles concrete. Also mentions 71 to Ogden 2 miles gravel and poor shoulders west of De Queen east of Cassatot River in Howard County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rownee
Murfreeshore
Clark County
Ben Lamond
Mineral Springs
Nashville
Murfreesboro
Missouri River
Kirby
Louisiana State Line
Levins
Louisiana Line
Lewisville
Canfield
Blevins
Oklahoma State Line
Red Bluff
Oklahoma Line
Ashdown
Bluff Fair
Red River
Foreman
Badean
Fulton
Texerkana
Polk County
de Queen
Cassatot River
Howard County
Fouke
Texarkana
Index Bridge
Ogden
Gravegan
Route and road condition notes from district engineer
Route 71-Ogden to Ashdown and linked junctions describe concrete sections with rough and wet conditions. Several routes show gravel or earth surfaces with occasional bridges out, dangerous shoulders, and last night hazards. District Engineer Thomas reports recent heavy rains closing multiple highways and warns of slick and hazardous travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Ashdown
Lackesbury
Lackesburg
DeQueen
Mantgnimery
Lockeshure
Columbus
Calumbus le
Expos
Stumps de Columbia
Texarkana
Garlanel
Columbine County
Coygiles Gann
Wanies
Guach Sind
Thomas
HOS Pets Hieiderdy
Race Horse Bites Crowds Rivalry Described At New Orleans GP
The race at New Orleans featured William Falmer aboard NEW ORLEANS gelding derisively tagged for biting rivals. Falmer was disqualified and placed just behind the Freebloom filly Navelettle after a late lunge at Mian Tap. This marks Falmer’s second such offense, triggering a 63 day suspension as disciplinary action against multiple Cuban and American jockeys noted in the same report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Angel Barrev
William Falmer
Willian Fuciner
Vinegelding
Toby
Uurl Uheroughbeed
Wielian
Wonl- Bly
Cieel
Anita
Esaun
Fiest
Onenay
Sitachiy
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Hope
Dallas
Texas
Pontiac
Hempstead Motor
Max Cox
Wepe Derre
J. Richard
Dixie) Davis Tuguye
New York
Philadelphia
Dixie Davis
George Weln 5Eter
Atuseleon
Waterden
Darel Sells
Baeta
Davis
Ecenter
Duyix
Phiadelphia
Hope Dare
Ark
Stephen Stravahin
Duane Stronahan
Toledo
Sun Valley
Ida
Reg Carrington
Commander Ellsberg
CAMEL
Ellsberg
Reg
Gime
Edward Ellsberg
Eisberg
Annapolis
Elisberg
Camel Caravan
Jack Oakly College
Benny Goodman
Swing School
Es.t
Esv
M.S.1
E.S.T
Wabg-Columbis Network
Bie
Ric
Wwoaute
Bic Ae
Tel-E-Tex Oil Co
Kust Rd
Hope Pen Day & Nite
Kaiye
Joe Gey
Gibson Drug Co
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