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The Gallup Herald

Location

Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1916

Page

9

Nicholson Couple Split Over Wilson Reelection

Washington report notes Meredith Nicholson and wife differ on presidential candidate. He supports Wilson. she backs Hughes. Other notable pairs also split over national woman suffrage and the campaign.

Washington Meredith Nicholson Wilson Nicholson Hughes William Kent California Order of California George Middleton Fola la Follette Th Potlette Wisconsin J. A. H. Hopkins New_Jersey Richard Lloyd Jones Madison Wis

Contracts Let For Terrace Walls Of Lincoln Memorial

Construction on the Lincoln Memorial in Potomac Park advances with bids opened for terrace walls and masonry approaches. An appropriation of 309 500 dollars funds these features in best granite, as progress accelerates toward a 1917 finish per optimistic officials.

Potomac Park Lincoln

Post Office Laundry Cuts Costs With In-House Washing

The Post Office Department expands a towel washing operation in Washington. It now plans to wash about 4000 towels daily at a cost of 18 cents per 100 towels, saving roughly 500 dollars a year versus outside bids of about 50 cents per 100. The move ensures towels are always on hand and thoroughly cleaned.

Sam Post Office Department Washington Post. Office Washington City Post Office

Rat Proves Fashion Foresight as Skirts Rise in Crowd

A humorously titled note details a large rat chased by two bulldogs near Thirteenth Street and Pennsylvan ia Avenue NW. The scene ends with the rat captured as onlookers’ skirts rise in the commotion, illustrating a quirky fashion moment amid urban chaos. The column also notes a surge in horses, countering belief they are disappearing, citing Chicago statistics and wartime horse movements.

Thirteenth Street Pennsylvania’ Avenue Animal Kingdom

Road construction experiments span multiple materials in 1912 13

The Office of Public Roads of the U S Department of Agriculture reports over 480000 square yards of road tests in 1912 13, totaling more than 4 million since 1905. Projects used brick concrete oil cement bitumen and many mixes, at a local cost of 139841 89 dollars, across 13 states and the District of Columbia.

Office of Publice Roads United States Department of Agriculture Bulletin 53 Department Arkansas Florida Georgia Kentucky Maryland Mississippi Nebraska North Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Virginia Wisconsin District of Columbia

Concrete roads boost Hawaii tourism and mobility

A surge in visitors to the Hawaiian Islands has highlighted the need for good roads. Hilohag leads by building concrete boulevards from the wharves, while outlying districts improve highways under progressive local government. Musk roadways enable hundreds of miles of smooth macadam in a scenic motoring paradise.

Hawaiian Islands Hilohag Big Island Island of Hawaii

Federal Road Funds Apportionment for 1917 and Projections

The article lists federal road fund allocations for the fiscal year ending June 30 1917 by state led by New York 250 720 and Pennsylvania 239 044 with other states named. It notes for the year ending June 30 1918 each state will receive double the 1917 figures and scales further for 1919 fivefold by 1921 five times the stated amounts.

New York New Jersey Connecticut Massachusetts New Hampshire Pennsylvania Rhode Island Vermont

West Virginia Good Roads Drive Pumped by Slogan

West Virginia campaigns used the phrase Get Out of the Mud to promote road bond issues. Counties recently approved road improvement bonds as good roads advocates highlighted the mountains and scenery to attract motorists.

West Virginia

Enhanced value of a farm through better roads

An instructional piece explains how farm value rises if roads are permanently good, allowing two loads per trip instead of two trips. It advises starting near one's ranch, then offering services to improve adjacent road sections and expand improvements to other areas.

Fight Fungus and Debts Save a Worthy Farm Family

The notice warns of widespread crop diseases including blights rusts mildews and bacterial infections and urges proper fungicides to combat them. It states land is being sold off debts canceled and little to no hired help required, preserving a home for families who would have lost their farm otherwise.

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