Bond Issue Promises 1335 Miles of New Pennsylvania Highways
William Jennings of Harrisburg says a $50,000,000 bond issue for Pennsylvania roads will extend the state system to at least 183 miles of durable modern highways. He notes prior bonds built miles of roads, with county projects and the state highway department handling most work. The plan is broadly supported across parties and road groups, and $10,000,000 would be reserved to aid counties in reconstructing secondary roads if counties meet the state allocation.
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Hutte
Pennsylvania
William Jennings
Harrisburg
Associated Highways Organisation
Aly
State Highway Department
Associated Highways
Motor Clubs
Township Supervisors Association
Couty Commissioners Organization
State Grange
Paul D. Wright
Local Social Roundup from Gawrenceville and Nearby
Mr and Mrs Oris Garothers and son Lewis of Gawrenceville Ill arrived Monday for a visit. Miss Sara Movie and Gertrude Daugherty of Maty visited at Mrs W H Fisher. Mrs George Zinn Bolivar spent Wednesday with Mrs Leslie Artemus. Buzzard couple from near Duncanville, former residents, visited town. Miss Josephine Boyle in Clymer. Dorothy Mann niece traveled home with her. Cecil English of New Kensington visited uncle Oscar Hewitt. Yazel Lichtenfels daughter of Charles and were at Memorial hospital for tonsil removal. Motture Hall ill at home. Mrs M J Montgomery confined to home. Samuel Wisher visiting Bra Denville. Tuff Fayette Gamble contractor for six room school near Armagh. Edward Andarson captained his aunt at work Monday. Mrs John ry and children of Armagh visiting Mrs Dewey Rid dell. Public sale of household goods and farm tools at Ray Lichtenfels place next Tuesday. Gas shutoff due to water jetting caused great inconvenience in upper town Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Geo Bobe returned from Derry.
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Lesiie Artemus
Krink Buzzard
Duncanaville
Buzzard
Josephine Boyle
Wednnesday
Clymer
Httle
Dorothy Mann
Cecil English
New Kensington
Oscar Hewitt
Yazel Liehtenfels
Charles Lichtenfels
Memorial Hospital
Johnston
Motture Hall
M. J. Montgomery
Samuel Wisher
Bradenville
Tuitfayette Gamble
Armagh
Edward
Ray Lichtenfels
Geo. Bobe
Derry
Many Marvelous Miles Of Scenic Splendors
Voters in Venusy 1918 approved the first bond, State Highway Department supervised the construction of 2100 miles of durable highway, with over a thousand miles funded by bond money. Aimed at underdeveloped regions, the program now offers 5277 miles of improved highway enabling routes from Pittsburgh to Erie, Maryland to New York, and Philadelphia to the New York line, among numerous cross-state connections.
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Venusy
Pennsyvania
Pittsburgh
Erie
Sunbury
Binghamton
Wilkes Barre
Scranton
Washington
Pac
Greenshare
Uiontowns
Harrisburg
Lancaster
Philadelphia
Eavernsburg
Reading
Bond Issue Defeat Prompts Five Year Road Debate in Pennsylvania
A pamphlet from the Associated Highways Organization warns that a defeat of the $50,000,000 bond issue on November 6 would halt road construction for five years. The piece argues the state cannot wait decades for funds and urges voters to approve the constitutional debt limit increase to enable rapid highway work.
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Pennsylvania
Assated Highways Organization of Pennsylvania
Bevan
Hans
Executors Notice Thelerd to aitentity on the estate
JT MW Miler attorney issues executors notice for the estate of David A Sloppy in Washington towne ally. Creditors must present claims with authentication for settlement and debtors to make prompt payment. Mail address JOIN M STATY W oD SEPPY 411 Whittey Ave Wilkinsburg PA October 8 1903 pd
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MW. Miler
David A. Sloppy
Washington
Sid
M. Staty
W. Od
Seppy
Whittey Ave
Wilkinsburg
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