Road Rules from an Early London Road Improvement Board
A revised set of seventeen road maintenance guidelines from the Road Improvement Board of London outlines practices for surface patching, stone selection, and raking. It stresses using chips for binding, avoiding fresh stones when not needed, and keeping gutters clear to prevent mud and water damage. It emphasizes maintaining a crowned road surface and proper drainage while cautioning against overloading with dust and dirt.
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Sabes
Road Improvement
London
Macadam
School benefit in Broad Run raises library funds
Mr Earle B Wood led a schoolhouse entertainment on April 15 to raise money for a library. The event drew a crowded audience and netted 317-04. Prof C E Whip provided violin and mandolin music while Mrs W C Sykes presided at the organ. Also noted: mail contract awarded to Millard Arnold for Barkittsville shies place route at 139.99 for four years starting July 1, 1901, with three daily trips. Further items include local visits, livestock losses, and sporadic humorous exchanges.
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W.C. Sykes
Burkitsville
C. E
Moetsrs
Hofert
Cisuda
Pittsburg
Ecumenical ME Church Conference Opens in New Orleans
The 60th session of the Ecumenical Methodist Episcopal Church conference begins in New Orleans with many prominent church members expected to attend and participate. The piece traces the church’s foreign missions growth since 1953, listing activities in Foochow, South America, North China, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Germany, Switzerland, and India, and notes a 45 to 55 percent home foreign mission split. It cites church finances, missions, and educational institutions across multiple countries and mentions the funeral of Mrs. Clarissan Harris and other brief notices.
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New Orleans
Draucau
M. E. Church
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Corbin
China
Foochow
Hans Ootabhrhhat
North China
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Germany
Switzeland
North India
South India
Italy
Japan
William Butler
Mexico
Pakin University
Bareilly Theological Seminary
Lucknow
Copenhagen Theological Institute
Martin Institute
Fronkfort
John T. Martin
Merrost Bible Society
Fand Sab
Reward for heroic mine deeds in Pennsylvania legislature
Harrisburg April 24. Very slim senate attendance limited business and three bills were read on first reading. A bill by Drury of Luzerne proposed gold medal of honor not less than 100 dollars for bravery saving life or property inside mines, with a 2000 dollar family award if a life is sacrificed. Awards to be made by the department of internal affairs on recommendation of any legitimate authority. Also a short house session and first readings on appropriation bills.
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Asleirment
Rte. Drury
Luzerne
Department of Internal Affairs
McCandless
Allegheny
Ma. Voorhers
Philadelphia
Lharrisburg
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