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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1912
Page
7
Logan Waller Page explains sand clay road construction. It covers materials types clay and sand, plastic ball clays vs slaking clays, testing binders, drainage and crowning, mixing methods, and the proportions needed for durable roads. It also discusses gravel road care and grading, drainage, and maintenance practices.
Cleveland residents witness a new eight foot statue of Richard Wagner by Herman N. Matzene at Edgewater Park. The sculpture captures Wagner in a characteristic pose with careful pedestal design to balance his shorter stature with the surrounding landscape. The artist drafted multiple models before finalizing a simple harmonious form praised by Wagner admirers.
In Richfield Morton county two artesian wells show 592 foot depth yielding 250 gallons per minute into ditches irrigation fields and a garden. A second well at 595 feet flows 300 gallons per minute at 40 pounds pressure. A hidden underground water source is suspected under southwest Kansas. Hugoton plans a 10000 dollar experimental well to 2000 plus feet. More prospecting in Morton and Stanton counties.
The fragment refers to the Gravel Director Office of Public Roads in 1912. It mentions a citation or notice related to road administration during that year. The legibility is limited, and no further details are readable.
Mrs E Manning of Long Beach catches a giant flea weighing one pound and three quarters with a span of ten inches. The creature is believed to be many years old and hailed as the grandfather of all fleas.
Norristown Pennsylvania. Hamilton Kile the son of a farmer sheriff of Montgomery county died in a hospital from gunshot wounds inflicted by Alvin Haines a Plymouth township farmer. Kile admitted he was stealing chickens from the hen roost when he was shot.
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