Roads and farming: crown drainage and drought relief
A detailed guide on repairing earth roads covers crowning the traveled way, proper side ditches, underdrainage, and road rejuvenation with a drag. It explains how to prevent water pooling, maintain smooth surfaces, and use open ditches to carry runoff, with notes on road construction through low ground and cuts. It also advertises an extended essay contest and urges Missouri farmers to shallow cultivate to conserve moisture for corn crops amid drought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Waller Page
Office of Public Roads
U.S. State Department of Agriculture
Missouri
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the Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone
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A. B. Leeper
Monroe City, Mo
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Abeta Lincoln
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John Mitchell
Samwell Gompwers
Dot P. Dibba
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OHV
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Awe Holt
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LaSalle Extensio University
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J. B. Harris
F. B. Mumford
E. J. Hume
White Hall
St. Friday
James Elzen
Hannibal
Wm. Delaney
G. O. Craig
Bowling Green Ky
H. P. Craig
St. Loui
Goldie Johnson
Kansas City
Helen Southern
Lucy Gentry
Platte City
Mike Madden
Quincy
Misses Mary
Irene
St. Mary's Academy
Wilma Raffensperger
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J. D. Rohr
Elsie Robison
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