Lincoln Highway proven value and call to action for year-round road building
The article extols Carl G. Fisher’s Lincoln Highway as the nation’s road born from a bold idea. It cites its wartime utility, argues for permanent, all-season road networks, and urges further development, maintenance, and marking to connect regions and boost commerce and education. It also notes the stamp perforation origins in England in the 1850s.
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