Road Improvement Plans From a Century Past
Fragmented OCR notes discuss road building and maintenance, advocating road rollers and drag methods to fix old readings. Emphasizes rural enhancements, attracting country life, and speeding farm to city travel with broader highway improvements.
New York State Highway Commission Sees Record Road Work
The annual report to the legislature shows last year’s road work far surpassed the prior year. 082 miles started and 640 miles finished. this year 1,800 miles of good roads planned with an estimated cost of 22 million dollars.
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New York
State Highway Commission
Légistatire
Conservation Commission
Tell Beldxes
Mohawk
Delaware
Hudson
C. Gontey Reel
Highway Commission
Hughes’ Administration
Survey DIRT ROADS and Sproul Act roads in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania engineers survey York and Adams counties for inclusion in a Sproul Act main highway system. The plan seeks voters’ approval to spend 30 million dollars, with five million currently available, to improve roads and promote agricultural access. Road drag advocates urge action to raise road quality and farm productivity statewide.
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Pennsylvania
Corps of Engineers
Edward
Frey
Pennayeania State Highway Department
York
Adams
Alan
Maintaining Gravel Roads in Anniston Report
Nine miles of roads and nine miles of streets were built in Anniston by Mayor J. L. Wikie over three years. Street Overseer W. E. Parker estimates the project, if contracted, would have cost at least $15,000. The article advises keeping gravel piles for road repairs and smoothing surfaces to prevent ruts and holes.
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Barbariam
Barbarium
Augounty
Kent
Anniston
Alm
7. L. Wikie
W. E. Parker
Thomas Kniseley Visit Highlights Lowe Creek Trip
Thomas 4 Kniseley and his companion visited Lowe Creek on a Tuesday, drawing local attention as a city visitor during an ordinary week.
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Thomas
Kniseley
Lowe Creek
Big Fourth of July Motor Cycle Races Promised
Motor cycles are being prepared for the Big motor cycle races during the Fourth of July celebration at the new fair grounds. Four races are planned including two five mile and two ten mile events with total purses of 150 dollars. Several racing machines have arrived and tested on the grounds track, with speeds reaching sixty miles per hour. Entrants are estimated from four dozen to twenty, with many makes represented.
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Motor Cycista
Gore alley duel yields close win for Clothess Winning
The Donohue and Johnson team defeated the top contenders in two games at Gore Alleys Tuesday night. In game one the Clothess Winning out by twenty pins. game two was tight with a late finish. The last game saw the ton Ble squad surge to lead by forty two pins. Individual scores include Clem Elk 707, Saravittas 668, Donohue and Johnson 556, Baywood Stogies 428.
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Donohue and
Johnson Dick Pix
Gore Alley
Gore
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