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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1912
Page
8
State Highway Engineer W S Gearhart urges Kansas counties to have boards act as viewers when locating new roads. He argues this saves public funds by avoiding unnecessary roads and costly bridges, recommending careful inspection before any petition is approved.
The Coquille River overflow on May 2 hindered seeding and hay supplies, reducing milk and causing losses for farmers in the area. The river also boosts river traffic with steamers and boats, while roads remain nearly impassable after heavy rains. Notable local life includes health notes, gatherings, weddings in Norway, and community visits.
Dr. Donald McCaskey, a physician turned road reformer, wins East Lampeter township supervisor race and promotes the King road drag. He distributes drags, forms a road patrol, and empowers foremen to drag earth roads, proving cooperative, cost effective highway improvement in Lancaster County.
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