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Newspaper

The Beaver Herald

Location

Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1919

Page

2

Amendment to establish durable hard surfaced highways state wide

Ballot proposition seeks to amend the constitution to create a four member commission led by the Governor to oversee durable roads statewide. It sets a bond limit of 50 million, appoints an inspection board, funds road construction and railroad maintenance, and declares an emergency.

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Good Roads Amendment Argument for Oklahoma Constitution

The document extols the Good Roads Amendment for Oklahoma, arguing state bonds plus federal matches will fund a statewide trunk road system. It outlines cost, debt limits, and the claim that federal aid and automobile revenues will cover construction, predicting broad statewide benefits and rural progress if voters pass the measure.

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Negative Road Bond Q A on Fifty Million Plan

A lengthy question and answer format argues against a proposed fifty million dollar road bond. It cites purposes routes funding commission powers, terms, voting, and taxes while contrasting federal aid options and potential state debt with projected road mileage and costs.

Victory Liberty Loan Payment Schedule Announced

The Treasury announces Victory Liberty notes dated May 20 with payment plan: 11 percent by May 10, 1st instalment 11 percent, 2nd 10 percent July 12, 3rd 9 percent August 12, 4th 20 percent September 9, 20 percent October 7, 20 percent November 11. Full payment allowed May 20 with prior May 10 payment. notes limited by maximum issue. interest accrues on deferred installments. first coupons payable after installation date. Denomination details follow.

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